Best Parents: History for Teens at University of Oxford Campus

Best Parents' "History for Teens" is a two-week on-campus summer programme held at the University of Oxford designed specifically for high-achieving 13-915 year-olds. The course offers small-group seminars (maximum ~8 students), interactive lessons tailored to students' interests, masterclasses in teamwork and debating, and directed study to develop critical thinking and academic skills.

The programme blends classroom learning with memorable excursions to leading UK heritage sites and museums, including the British Museum, Warwick Castle, the Tower of London, Bath, Blenheim Palace, the Ashmolean Museum and city tours of Oxford. Residential options place students in college accommodation (Lady Margaret Hall, St Benet's at St Hilda's, Worcester College) with full-board meals; day (non-residential) participants follow the same academic timetable and return home each evening.

On completion students receive a certificate of achievement, detailed tutor feedback and a personalised Letter of Recommendation. The programme emphasises pastoral care, supervised activities, and safe travel arrangements (scheduled Heathrow transfers included on official arrival/departure days).

Booking is managed through Best Parents' enrolment and payment process.