Stirling is best known as the ‘Gateway to the Highlands’. Its historic charm is complemented by its perfect location. With easy access to both Edinburgh and Glasgow, you have the benefit of Scotland’s main cities nearby and a beautiful location near the Scottish Highlands.
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Course Dates2nd July - 13th August 2026
Age11-18 years
Price - Classic Programme£2, 065 / 14-nights
Price - Classic Programme£1, 180 / 7-nights
Price - Gold Programme£2, 115 / 14-nights
Price - Platinum Programme£2, 165 / 14-nights
Start DateAny Thursday
Places Available- Ensuite180 (Single ensuite)
Places Avaiable- Townhouses81 (9-bed Townhouses: 8 bedrooms with one bathroom between two. One single en-suite).
Full-day Excursions5 per 14-nigth turn
Activity day1 per 14-night turn
Airport TransfersSee Pricelist in Downloads
Damage Deposit£100 / €120
Facilities
Set in stunning scenery with its own loch on-site 
Compact campus with accommodation on-site
180 single ensuite beds with private shower room 81 single standard beds with one bathroom between two
Sports Facilities- Indoor and Outdoor
Wifi
Laundry services
Convenience store, bank, cinema & pharmacy on-site
Coffee shop
15-minute bus to town centreThe Campus
The Campus
Sports Complex
The University of Stirling is a fantastic setting in which to study and practice the English language. The University’s wide-open, on-site loch and leafy-green feel provide a wonderful setting; students will never feel enclosed, yet everything is still well-connected.
Students benefit from a range of first-class facilities including; large, air-conditioned classrooms; free Wi-Fi access; and some of Scotland’s best sports facilities.
Sports Facilities
Location
Location
Stirling – one of Scotland’s smaller cities – is best known as the ‘Gateway to the Highlands’. Its historic charm is complemented by its perfect location. With easy access to both Edinburgh and Glasgow (both around 60 minutes away by coach), you have the benefit of
Stirling University
Scotland’s main cities nearby, as well as an idyllic setting at the foot of the Highlands.
Travel and Transport
The University of Stirling benefits from great local public transport access, with a 10-minute bus service into the city centre. The campus is also only a few minutes walk from the iconic Wallace Monument, which overlooks the campus.
All excursions on the student activity programme will be by private coach, with a scenic drive through the Trossachs National Park to Loch Katrine and Loch Lomond being a particular highlight.
Accommodation
Single en-suite
The Accommodation
The accommodation is situated on campus and has a fantastic range of facilities.
The bedrooms within the Juniper Court accommodation are single bed en-suite and students stay together in flats of either 5, 8, 9, or 10 bedrooms, with shared kitchen and sitting areas.
The Alexander Court Townhouses accommodation have single rooms that share one bathroom for every two students. There are nine bedrooms in each Townhouse.
Accommodation Kitchen
Juniper Court also has a comfortable communal area where students can relax and can make the most of a pool table, a table football table and watch TV within the en-suite accommodation. Wi-Fi access and a laundry room are also available to all of our students in their accommodation.
The safety of our students is always very important. Stirling has a 24hr security presence, CCTV, and secure access entry systems.
University of Stirling
Accommodation Kitchen
Single en-suite
Bathroom
Accommodation Block
Accommodation Kitchen
Classroom
Sports Facilities
Campus
Loch and Wallace Monument
Single en-suite
Classroom
Indoor Tennis Courts
Canteen
