Celebrating World Teachers’ Day: honouring our inspiring educators

At Academic Summer & Living Learning English (LLE) we take World Teachers’ Day seriously as we love to recognise the contribution of all our educators who help students learn English in the UK through camps and home tuition.

World Teachers’ Day is celebrated internationally each year on 5 October and is an ideal opportunity to celebrate our teachers for the impact they make. They represent the heart of what we do. They are the reason why students leave our programmes not only with improved English but also with the confidence, curiosity and cultural understanding that will shape their futures.

Meet some of our teachers and students at David Game College, London, with Dr Giedre Balcytyte in the white jacket and David Game, founder of the College.

Every July and August, Academic Summer brings together a dedicated band of teachers and camp counsellors to inspire and support young people from around 65 different nationalities who come to the UK to improve their English.

Alongside this, our sister company Living Learning English (LLE) has a network of over 100 qualified teachers across the UK, welcoming students into their homes for one-to-one tuition.

It’s no wonder then that we take World Teacher’s Day seriously as we are grateful to all our educators who inspired our students to learn with confidence, grow in independence and discover their true potential.

Spotlight on our academic leaders

Many of our teachers have been part of Academic Summer for years, shaping the experience for thousands of students. They are led by a talented team of academics including:

Furthermore, at Living Learning English, we have many, many qualified teachers who open their homes to international students. Their one-to-one teaching and hospitality ensures that students not only improve their English but also live as part of a British family.

World Teachers’ Day – meet some of our talented team

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Top left: Anastasia Vasiliou and Franciso Bustos with a student at DLD College, London:
Bottom left: Vincent Smidowicz in a classroom at Sidcot School; and
Right: A student leads a presentation at David Game College as entrepreneurship teacher, Charles looks on at David Game College.

Our teaching philosophy

What makes Academic Summer unique is our use of CLIL-based teaching methodologies. Content and Language Integrated Learning means students study real academic subjects, from science to history, while improving their English at the same time. This approach gives students a more natural, effective way to learn English in context, developing skills in communication, critical thinking and collaboration that will benefit them long after the summer ends.

Celebrating World Teachers’ Day 1

This World Teachers’ Day we say a big thanks to all our teachers and camp counsellors. (Photographs were taken at Sidcot School, near Bristol.)

Looking ahead to 2026

We are pleased to confirm that we will once again run our Academic Summer Camps at the following venues next year:

Plus, the good news is that we are holding our prices, offering exceptional value for families. With the dedication of our teachers and the variety of our programmes, students will continue to experience the best of British education in safe, supportive and inspiring environments.

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