THE DUBLIN LANGUAGE ACADEMY
French & Spanish
Summer Camps
Fun learning languages
A fresh, game-based approach to learning
French or Spanish
Join our fun
TEEN Language Summer Camps
10 am – 3pm
Language summer camps since 2017
at the IADT Dun Laoghaire
AGES 12 -15
1 week €167/2 weeks €300
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- Boost your practical language use
- Gain extra confidence for exams and schoolwork
- Improve concentration skills
- Become a French or Spanish teenager for a week
- Win treats for language skills & knowledge challenges
- Mixed ability groups – join in for fun
- Enjoy short games and mixed challenges outdoors
- Make new friends or enjoy languages with old friends
- Small groups of max 12-15 students
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CAMP DATES
CAMP DATES
Camps DATES 2023
LOCATION IN DUN LAOGHAIRE -HOW TO GET TO US
Getting to the Institute of Art and Design (www.iadt.ie)
By Bus
The routes which best serve the Institute directly are the 46A, 75, 7D and within walking distance are the 63, 8, 7B, 45A, 84 and 84A. The timetables for all these bus services are available on the Dublin Bus website. For live updates on the latest bus visit the Dublin Bus
website. www.dublinbus.ie
By Luas and Bus
The Luas in Sandyford which is linked to IADT by Dublin bus route 75. The no. 63 Dublin bus links IADT via the bus stop on Abbey Road to the Luas at the Carrickmines Luas station. The timetables for all these bus services are available on the Dublin Bus website.
By Dart
The DART in Dún Laoghaire town will take you to Dublin city centre in 20 minutes. IADT is linked by bus to the DART by routes 46A and 75. The timetables for all these DART services are available on the Irish Rail website.
By Car
IADT is less than 5km from Exits/Junction 13 or 16 south bound on the M50 and north bound Exit/Junction 17 on the M11.
I liked the relaxed way of learning and the mixture of sports and teaching.
I like the language games and the sport and the bit of competition between us during the games. I don’t think there is anything better to be done it is a great camp!
I liked how it as a mix of sport and Spanish, so we got exercise and how we included a bit of Spanish in the sport session. I don’t think it could be better because I really enjoyed it. I liked how there was a canteen and vending machines.
I like the sport with the lesson together and you can learn while playing language games.
I loved the board games and just being able to speak Spanish without thinking I have to be perfect 🙂
I really liked the points system which pushed me to learn and was unique.
Things I liked
- How we applied our learning to creating and learning sentences
- The incentives for games/sweets
- The mix of learning and fun!
I really like the class and the way things were ran”