A summer where you actually make something in a subject you choose yourself.
Summer Studio is a four-week day camp running July 26 to August 21, where you pick one subject (Tech, Fashion, Health, Finance or Art) and stay with it from the first Monday all the way through to Showcase Day. Days run from 10:00am to 3:30pm, in small rooms of just three to six students, with mentors who actually work in the field. By the end of the four weeks, you'll have made something real, and something that's properly yours.
If summer is starting to feel like a long, shapeless stretch of nothing,
You probably don't need another camp where adults parcel your day into fifteen-minute squares. What helps, in our experience, is a small room of people who happen to care about the same thing you do, and four uninterrupted weeks to get genuinely good at it together.
If you'd rather summer not be another holding pattern,
We hear you. What we offer isn't a program that simply "keeps them busy." It's four structured weeks with mentors who take young people seriously, and a Showcase Day at the end so you can see, plainly, that the time was spent on something real.
Pick one, and go properly deep.
All five tracks run at the same time in their own rooms. Students choose theirs on the Monday of Week 1 and stay with it right through to Showcase Day, for depth rather than a sampler.
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TechFour weeks of UI/UX. You'll design the screens, the flow, and the little details that make an app feel right, taking a real product from a blank page to a clickable prototype.
A clickable UI/UX prototype, demoed on Pitch Day. - 02
FashionFour weeks of making small accessories you'd actually wear, including little leather bags, hair pieces, and more. You design it, you make it, you keep it.
A small collection of finished accessories. - 03
HealthLearn what doctors and nurses actually do day to day. You'll take vitals on each other, read the numbers, pick up some first-aid skills, and try the real work, not just the textbook version.
Hands-on clinical skills and real case studies. - 04
FinanceWhere money actually goes, why it moves, and how grown-ups quietly use that to their advantage.
They'll run a paper portfolio and pitch a stock on Pitch Day. - 05
ArtFour weeks of real drawing and painting. Perfect if your school doesn't offer art, if you have an art gift you don't get to use in school, or if you're putting together a portfolio for art school or architecture.
A finished portfolio of drawings and paintings.
Three days in the studio,
one day on the job, one day out in the city.
Studio time with the cohort, plus IELTS class and an active fun session to set the pace for the week.
Track work in the morning, life skills activities and academic intervention in the afternoon.
A half-day inside a real workplace doing real things alongside professionals.
Mentor-led deep work on the week's project, plus sports and games and a second IELTS session.
An excursion in Lagos, a community service project, then fun activities together.
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays blend track time with a rotating mix of IELTS classes, active fun sessions, sports and games, life skills activities, and academic intervention. One of our goals this summer is to help teens level up by September.
In the final week, Wednesday becomes Project Pitch Day, and Friday becomes Showcase Day. Parents are warmly invited, good food on the table, four weeks of work on the wall.
A discounted SAT class runs from 3:30 to 5:00pm on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. We only recommend it for students who need the SAT to study abroad.
From students and their parents.
“The camp was very fun, and it taught me a lot. I learned how to ride a bike, improved in communication, learned how to identify a stroke and many more. I would love to come here next summer.”
“The 4-week camp was very eventful. It was filled with fun, long-lasting memories. I met new people and learnt new skills, such as problem-solving and gained professional experience. I would recommend the camp to everyone.”
“My son really blossomed over the summer. He returned to school with a new spark and was participating in more activities, took on leadership roles and engaged more with schoolwork. I don't know what they did there, but it really boosted my son's confidence.”
But, what about…
What if I pick the wrong track?+
Honestly, you'll be fine. You'll meet all five on the first Monday before you commit, and once you're in, going deep beats sampling every time.
What kind of jobs will we actually do?+
You'll assist real businesses we've vetted across different industries, doing real tasks alongside the team. The point is to pick up responsibility, commitment, self-leadership, and a proper work ethic.
What if I want to try more than one track?+
Tell us early and we'll figure something out with you. We can usually find a way to give you a taste of a second track without losing the depth of your main one.
Will I know anyone there?+
Maybe not on the very first day, but almost certainly by Friday. With only three to six people in your room, it happens quickly and naturally.
Is it basically school?+
No, thankfully. There are no grades and no tests, just real projects and the kind of honest critique that actually makes you better.
Do I have to do the SAT class?+
Only if you need the SAT to study abroad. It's discounted, it's optional, and you can skip it without anyone making a thing of it.
Alright, come spend your summer with us.
We cap the whole camp at thirty students, and once a track fills its seats, that room gently closes for the summer. Pop your email in below to hold a spot. There's nothing to pay until we've had a proper chat.
per student, full four weeks