Category: Summer camps in England

Camps in the United Kingdom

Summer camps in England with monitors and native teachers, with many multi-adventure activities. Camp in English to practice the language having fun at very reasonable prices.

The organizers of English Adventures UK:

PGL Travel LTD

PGL is a provider of English courses and its camp in English with multiadventure activities for students, leader in the United Kingdom, with a highly qualified staff to offer their services. With a total of 13 Centers throughout the United Kingdom, it has a high reputation for quality, based on more than 50 years of experience. Each Center is owned by PGL and are endowed with high quality facilities and accommodation that only PGL customers use. Each year is the option of more than 6,000 schools in the United Kingdom and many young boys and girls from other countries to live their camp in English.

Canterbury Consulting Spain
Official Agency of PGLTravel LTD in Spain

Canterbury Consulting Spain (CCS) is a Language School that since 1994 has been carrying out various linguistic services, teaching, exams, counseling, bilingual camps, etc. It is also a recognized center of “The College of Teachers” in the United Kingdom. CCS has extensive experience in the management and organization of summer camps in England (see prices) and its camp in English. And all with a policy of popular prices, so that no young person is left without living this experience.

Summer camps in England

When we speak of England we are referring in reality to only a part of Great Britain or the United Kingdom, whose official name is: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Its territorial space consists of the island of Great Britain, Northern Ireland (not to be confused with the Republic of Ireland) and other small nearby islands.

In this way the United Kingdom (UK) is a State composed of four united nations, which are: Scotland, Wales, England and Northern Ireland. Although they constitute a unit, they have three decentralized national administrations, one in Edinburgh, one in Cardiff and the third in Belfast, which correspond to the capitals of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. It is therefore a mistake to confuse camps in England, which refers to a UK area, with camps in the United Kingdom that refers to any of the four states that comprise it.