Our week-long English language and activity camps are committed to expanding the scope of English language learning through engaging, inspiring, and challenging activities.

Our school's English Language and Activity Camps are unique to offer external students, at all stages of their English language learning journey, an opportunity to access the school's programs of excellence, an international and American school experience, and a state of the art campus.

Committed to viewing all students as emergent bilinguals and to supporting individual goals, we thrive on creating wonderful learning experiences for our students and the joy of learning. Our camps apply the school's pedagogical practices:  academic rigor, openness to the world, innovation, creativity, and personal fulfillment.

From specialty activities to academic courses, whether to discover, explore or improve, the offer is built to respond to the needs of students of all ages, be they at the start of their language learning journey or accomplished communicators in English who are perfecting their skills.

Camps are open to all students.

Fall camp

October 21–25, 2024

Winter camp

February 24–28, 2025

Spring camp

April 14–18, 2025

FAQs

About our holiday camps

Early childhood and primary camps

9:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

A complete English language immersion experience designed for students at all stages of their language journey.

The morning class focuses on developing language skills in alignment with the students' proficiency in English, while the afternoon is an opportunity to discover, explore and have fun through athletic, artistic, cultural and outdoor activities.

Campers participate in seasonal activities. Students are grouped by age.

K4–K5 (maternelle moyenne–grande section)

Young learners acquire social skills and English in a unique immersion experience that fosters cultural awareness and exposure to the language through play-based activities, circle time and storytelling. The Early Childhood outdoor space is a safe space for exploration, play and movement, with climbing structures, a mud kitchen, sand pit, pirate ship, and a large green garden.

Grades 1–5 (CP-CM2)

An exciting week-long English language immersion experience to acquire or to improve English skills through a blend of classroom and project work, exploration and activities. Students alternate between the classroom and the school's dedicated spaces: Possibility and Discovery Labs for on hands-on projects, Auditorium for drama activities, Music and Art rooms, Library, indoor or outdoor sports spaces and facilities. Cultural themes and holiday celebrations are woven into the learning with a different focus at each camp.

Secondary camps

Grades 6–12 (6ème-terminale)

Students improve or refine their comprehension and communication skills in real-life contexts as well as in the academic setting. They engage in spontaneous interaction and are guided to improve oral or written skills according to their individual needs. In anticipation of their academic or professional plans, high school students practice formal and informal public speaking skills.

Classes offer a balanced English language arts curriculum. Groups are purposefully and coherently mixed for all students to be supported and challenged to reach their full potential in English.

At the beginner stage, students acquire English through continued exposure, learn to understand native speech in natural contexts and to interact in English. Students with intermediate proficiency or above, work from diverse and complex grade-level material to advance their oral and written communication.

Spring Camp Morning 9:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

English intensive class (intermediate to advanced or fluent)

A course specially designed for intermediate to advanced or fluent students who are looking to achieve specific language learning goals and make rapid progress in their English proficiency.

The course offers a balance of activities to develop academic and general communication skills and preparation for English assessments.

Fees

2024–25 holiday camp fee schedule

Age group
Child 1
Child 2+
Primary
€725
€695
Secondary
€610
€580
Lunch fees

€45 per week per child.

Lunch option

Lunch is available at an additional cost.

Staffed by our team of French chefs, our cafeteria provides fresh and balanced meals to our students including favors vegetables and fresh seasonal fruits as well as organic products. Our cafeteria is green-friendly!

Students who have not signed up for the lunch option are invited to bring a lunch box.

Registration

Registration Process

  • Registration will be processed online only.
  • Registrations are processed and confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis with completed registration and full payment. No reservations can be made by phone or email.
  • Following the online registration, a confirmation of receipt is sent by email. Details about camp are sent by email about ten days before camp starts.
  • Methods of Payment: Our online registration system allows payments via credit cards only.
  • Full payment for all camps is due at the time of registration.
Cancellation or modification of program due to the participant

Any modification or cancellation must be notified in writing to extension@asparis.fr .

Any cancellation is subject to the below conditions:

  • If cancellation occurs more than 30 days prior to the camp start date, 25% of the course fee is owed. Lunch option will be fully reimbursed.
  • If cancellation occurs within 30 days to the camp start date or during the camp week, the full fee (including lunch option) is owed to the Extension Program.
  • In the case of serious medical or family reasons (relocation, death in the family, etc.), and upon presentation of a medical certificate or written evidence sent by email or mail, an administration fee of €75 will be charged.
Cancellation or modification of program due to ASP Extension
  • ASP Extension reserves the right to cancel a proposed session if the number of registrations is insufficient. A minimum of ten pupils per class or level is required for language and activity camps. Some activities may be modified or removed depending on government updates on sanitary protocols. In such cases, ASP Extension will offer replacement services of similar quality or, alternatively, reimbursement for services not provided.
  • If as a result of unforeseen and compelling circumstances (such as demonstrations, weather conditions, pandemics, or any other events jeopardizing the safety of students and teachers attending the school), ASP Extension is obliged to cancel all or part of its commitments, its participants may have the option to:
    1. carry over the fee  for a program in the school year,
    2. request the reimbursement of the sums already paid.