Summer Camp 2025

ESF Explore Summer Camp is designed for participants aged 13 months to 16 years, accommodating all skill levels. Our popular Full Day and Half Day camps offer a diverse range of options, including English, sports, foreign languages, arts, STEM, business, and early years programmes, all conducted in English. Click the link below to learn more!


Full-Day Summer Camp

Ages 5-11 – Morning sessions include a choice of languages/art/STEM, followed by an afternoon of multi-sports activities. Students can make the most of their summer vacation by improving their language skills while enjoying physical activities! Click here to learn more and register.

Ages 12+ – The Summer Academy programme offers both Full Day and Half Day language enrichment, multi-sports and along with various business and career courses, preparing secondary school students comprehensively for further education and future career! Click here to learn more and register.

Half-Day Summer Camp (From Kindergarten to Secondary)

Choose from up to 9 sports programmes, languages, STEM/ business, and arts courses, all taught in English. Whether your child wants to refine your current skills or discover new interests, there’s an option for everyone! Click here to learn more and register.

Early Years Summer Camp

For ages 13 months to 3 years, our early years summer camp introduces young children to the world through various activities, stimulating cognitive and motor skill development, encouraging independence, and preparing them for kindergarten.Click here (then select the Early Years tab) to learn more and register.

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Enrol before April 30 to enjoy 10% off with the promo code ESF_SUM10
Enrol between May 1 and May 31 to receive 5% off using the promo code ESF_SUM5


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Teacher of the Month July 2021

29th Jul 2021
Teacher of the Month July 2021

1. Your Name

Sabra Prentice

2. Where do you teach?

ESF Beacon Hill School, ESF Kowloon Junior School, ESF Renaissance College, ESF Sha Tin Junior School, ESF Kennedy School, ESF Hillside International Kindergarten, ESF Tsing Yi International Kindergarten and ESF Tung Chung International Kindergarten. Over the past 16 years, I have taught at most of our sites!

3. What level of class do you teach? 

Kindergarten predominantly but also Primary and Secondary.

4. Tell us an unusual fact about yourself?

I started doing my teaching degree at university, many, many years ago but then switched majors. I only came back to teaching later on in my life!

5. Tell us a fact about yourself that not many people know?

Reading - I always have a book with me! That's how I relax.  

6. Do you have any unusual talents?

Probably not very unusual but I do speak Italian fluently.

7. Why do you enjoy teaching at ESF Language & Learning?

I love that I have had the opportunity to teach a variety of classes and ages all over Hong Kong. The best part, is of course, the children & families I have gotten to know. There is something truly special about teaching a child and then having them bring their younger sibling to be in my class a few years later.   

8. Share a funny story that has happened in your classroom or at school.

I have very curly hair and one of my students drew a picture of me with these wild, green scribbles around my head. Then she said very proudly, "Ms Sabra, this is you. Your hair is like broccoli." I was very impressed with her delightful observation and her full sentence!

Portrait Sabra

9. Anything that you would like to share with us?

After 16 years with ESF Language & Learning, and 28 years in Hong Kong, this is my last term in the job as I will be going back to New Zealand in September. So if you are reading this, I would like to thank you for making my time at ESF Language & Learning truly memorable!

10. From all your years at ESF Language, what are some of your outstanding memories?

So many memories! Summer camps and typhoons, the Star Wars Rap, birthday lunches, bosses who came and left, new & improved offices, CPD days with disco dough, and of course, the amazing people I get to work with!

11. What qualities make a good teacher?

A sense of humor, knowing when to listen, giving students time to talk, making lessons fun, being flexible & adaptable, and lots of patience!