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English camps in the Philippines: junior and family programmes

Start with the child’s age, travel dates and supervision needs. Family study, junior lessons and a supervised camp are different products.

Teenagers at an outdoor summer camp
Quick answerAsk for a junior or family quote for the child's exact age and dates. There is no verified universal camp price in our public price snapshot, and an adult four-week ESL rate must not be presented as a children's camp offer. Confirm supervision, accommodation, meals, activities and transfers in writing before booking.

Family course, junior lessons or organised camp?

  • Family course: a parent travels with the child. Confirm whether the parent must study and whether the room charge covers both people.
  • Junior course: lessons designed for children or teenagers; supervision outside lessons must be checked separately.
  • Organised camp: a scheduled programme with specific arrival dates, activities and supervision arrangements. Ask for the schedule for the year and season you intend to attend.

What should a camp quote show?

Request separate prices for tuition, the child's room, accompanying adults, meals, activities, airport transfer, registration and local documentation. Confirm room occupancy and whether each amount is per child, per adult or per room. Do not multiply an adult school price by the number of family members and call it a camp quote.

Questions to ask before paying

  1. What are the minimum and maximum ages for this exact programme?
  2. Who supervises children outside class, on excursions and overnight?
  3. What happens if the child is ill or needs help in their own language?
  4. How are arrival, airport collection and departure handled?
  5. Which activities and meals are included, and what costs extra?
  6. What are the cancellation, date-change and refund conditions?

Where to start your comparison

The price records include named junior or family course options at schools such as Boracay Coco, Philinter and IU & ICL, but a course name is not proof of current camp availability or suitability for an unaccompanied child. Ask for the specific programme prospectus and a written family quote.

Plan the budget and next steps

Use the cost guide to separate package prices from local fees, then the school comparison to build a shortlist. Submit the child’s age, intended dates, duration and accompanying adults through the form; exact availability needs confirmation.

Sources and how to use these prices

Editorial review: . The figures above come from school price lists and customer-price records held by Philippines School, with a price catalogue dated 11 October 2026. This is a comparison of quoted tariffs, not a live booking inventory or a claim to cover every school. Four weeks means 28 days, not a calendar month. Check the course, occupancy, dates, meal plan, refundable deposit and local charges in a written quote before booking.

Read the public price records (JSON) or request an itemised quote. This service compares schools; it does not operate the campuses.

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Independent guidance. Prices are indicative and vary by school, city, season and dates - always confirm current rates before you book.