Natural Sciences Cambridge Summer Program

Immerse Education's Natural Sciences Cambridge Summer Program is a two-week, intensive academic summer school designed for students aged 13-15. The programme covers core disciplines across biology, chemistry and physics through university-style teaching, small-group seminars and hands-on learning led by tutors with research and academic experience.

Participants follow a structured academic timetable (approximately 40 hours of tuition), undertake a personalised research project, and receive one-to-one tutoring and mentor support. Residential options place students in Cambridge college accommodation with full board, evening socials, two day trips (including Oxford and London), formal dinners and a graduation ceremony.

Class sizes are intentionally small (7-10 students) to support in-depth learning and individual feedback.

Multiple date cohorts run in summer 2026, and students can opt into an official UCAS points add-on (8 points, opt-in for eligible students aged 14+). The programme offers both residential and non-residential formats plus a Classic + Online Research option.

Successful completion yields a certificate of achievement and materials suitable for university applications.