English language camps
in Schleswig-Holstein

Our son returned from camp absolutely thrilled. He had a fantastic week, full of fun and adventure. He made new friends, and his teacher was "the best teacher he's ever had!" The camp is truly enriching, not least because of the top-notch coaches. Highly recommended! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Amazing working environment with a great office team. We receive extensive leadership training so we're properly prepared for what lies ahead. The kids are definitely in excellent, well trained, capable and loving hands!!!

Super nice camp, with good lessons and a wide range of sports, great food, can be recommended

Our older children (13 and 15) spent two weeks alone at a language camp in England this summer with Camps for Friends and absolutely loved it. They had great, practical lessons and spoke a lot of English (the counselors and teachers were all native speakers, and apart from the camp director, they didn't speak any German). As parents, we were very pleased with the uncomplicated registration process and the way all our questions were answered. Everything was thought of, and we felt good the whole time about sending our children off on their own by plane for the first time. Günther and his team were super professional, quick to respond, and extremely responsive to the children's individual needs. We highly recommend the stay in the UK with Camps for Friends, and our younger siblings can hardly wait to go there too.

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the empathetic and responsible coaches. My 11-year-old twins were diagnosed with celiac disease six months ago. Unfortunately, the topic isn't entirely second nature to us yet, and I was very worried about how they would fare at camp. However, we were able to coordinate everything beforehand, and everything at camp itself went very smoothly.

Our 11-year-old daughter enjoyed the camp. We picked up an enthusiastic girl. It's definitely a great way to introduce children to English in a positive way. I also thought it was great that some of the counselors only spoke English. This helped the children get to know the language better. The accommodations at the youth hostel, including meals, were also varied. The great game nights rounded off the camp, of course. Very nice counselors! 🙂

My grandson (10) attended an English camp at the sports school in Oberhaching at Easter. He was absolutely thrilled; but what makes me happiest is that he's found English fun. For example, English actually had to be spoken during soccer matches, too. Now the referee is suddenly the "ref"... I'm a retired teacher myself and spend a lot of time working with educational concepts. It's so nice to see that it can also be done in a fun way!

An adventure holiday, learning, friendships—this one week had it all. My daughter felt very comfortable, was well looked after, learned a lot, and wants to go back next year—ideally with all the girls she met this year. That's how it should be! I think it's great that the food was good and the program varied and pressure-free!

My daughters (11 years old, 9 years old) were at camp again this fall. This time – for Halloween – things were pretty spooky 🙂 I think it's cool that you always adapt the themes to the respective season. I'm also always happy when the girls are outside and active a lot. Then the cell phone suddenly doesn't seem so important anymore...

Our two boys have now participated for the third time. Each time, they were able to expand their English vocabulary and thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon program.