English Winter Camps (February) 2026 for ages 10 to 17

Confidence-Building Language Camps During the February Holidays

The February holidays are a key moment in the school year. Teenagers are often tired, motivation can dip, and many fall into unhelpful routines at home. A winter English camp offers something far more constructive: structure, social connection, confidence-building and meaningful progress — all in a short, focused period.

Our English winter camps for teenagers (ages 10–17) take place during the February school holidays and are designed to help young people gain confidence in English, build independence, and return home energised and motivated — not exhausted.

📌 Winter Camp at a Glance

• Age range: 10–17 years

• When: February holidays / half-term / carnival break (2026)

• English level: All levels welcome — from beginners to fluent speakers

• Supervision: 24/7 pastoral care by experienced staff

• Transport: Organised transport available from Brussels, BRU Airport, Paris & Lille

• Places: Limited group sizes

👉 View dates, locations and availability on our camps page

Why Choose a Winter English Camp?

While summer camps receive most of the attention, many parents discover that a February English camp is often more effective.

Winter camps are:

• calmer and more focused than summer programmes

• ideal for teenagers who may be shy or hesitant

• short, structured and impactful

• perfectly placed mid-school-year to rebuild confidence and motivation

With smaller groups and fewer distractions, students typically speak more English per day than they would during longer holiday programmes.

For families searching for a language camp during the February holidays, winter is often the ideal balance between progress, wellbeing and structure.

Our Approach: Confidence First, Language Second

At Let’s Go Native, we work with teenagers throughout the year, not just during the summer. Supporting hundreds of young people every year has taught us something very clearly:

Teenagers don’t improve their English because they are pushed to speak — they improve because they feel confident enough to try.

Our winter camps focus on:

• small, supportive groups

• real communication through projects and teamwork

• native English-speaking staff who guide and encourage

• an atmosphere where mistakes are normal and progress feels safe

English is used naturally throughout the day — during activities, projects, meals and social time — not just in structured sessions.

What Does a Typical Day at Winter Camp Look Like?

Parents often want to know what daily life actually feels like at a residential winter camp.

A typical day includes:

• Morning sessions centred on communication and group projects

• Afternoon activities combining movement, creativity and teamwork

• Evening social time with games and relaxed group moments

• Clear routines for meals, downtime and rest

The pace is active but balanced. Our winter camps are designed to energise teenagers and build confidence, not overwhelm them.

Safety, Supervision and 24/7 Pastoral Care

Choosing a winter camp for teenagers means trusting others with your child — something we take extremely seriously.

Our camps provide:

• 24/7 supervision by trained, experienced staff

• staff presence during the night

• clear routines and boundaries

• small staff-to-student ratios

• close attention to wellbeing and inclusion

We regularly support:

• first-time residential campers

• international students travelling alone

• teenagers who need time to settle socially

Students are never left unattended, and parents can feel confident their child is supported at all times.

Who Are Our Winter English Camps For?

Our February English camps are suitable for:

• teenagers aged 10–17

• all English levels, from beginners to fluent speakers

• confident students and quieter learners

• first-time and returning campers

• international students from across Europe and beyond

Because our groups are international, English naturally becomes the shared language — even outside organised activities.

Winter Camp Locations and February Holiday Dates

Our winter camps take place in carefully selected residential locations that allow us to combine:

• safe accommodation

• indoor and outdoor activity spaces

• easy access via organised transport

Camps run during:

• February half-term

• Crocus holidays

• February school holidays across different countries

👉 You can view all current winter camp dates and locations on our camps page.

Why Parents Trust Let’s Go Native

Families across Europe trust Let’s Go Native because of our consistent quality, strong pastoral care and the visible confidence their children gain.

Many parents discover us through word-of-mouth and independent feedback — which you can read directly on Google.

👉 Read parent reviews on Google

We operate year-round with a consistent team and a clear educational philosophy. Our camps are not mass-market programmes, but carefully designed experiences where teenagers are known, supported and encouraged.

Frequently Asked Questions About Winter English Camps

Is a winter English camp suitable for beginners?Yes. Our camps welcome all levels, and students are supported so everyone can participate comfortably.

Is a February camp long enough to make progress?Yes. The focused, distraction-free environment often leads to noticeable confidence gains in a short time.

Can international students attend alone?Absolutely. We regularly welcome students travelling independently and provide full supervision and support.

Are phones allowed at winter camp?Phone use is managed carefully to encourage real interaction while still allowing contact with family.

Ready to Book a Winter English Camp?

Places on our English winter camps 2026 are limited, and February holiday sessions tend to fill quickly.

If you’re looking for a safe, confidence-building English camp during the February holidays, we’d be happy to help you choose the right option for your child.

👉 Explore available winter camps and dates on our camps page

👉 Or contact us directly — we’re always happy to help