ISI Summer Camp 2025 | Week 4

As we moved into Week 4 of the ISI Dublin Summer Camp, our students continued to enjoy a vibrant blend of classes, cultural activities, and excursions. Even with a few changes to the schedule, the week was filled with learning, fun, and new discoveries across Dublin and beyond.

English Classes

Throughout the week, students remained focused in their English lessons. With activities tailored to each level, our teachers helped students build vocabulary, improve their grammar, and gain confidence in speaking and listening. Our academic team continued to provide a strong foundation for language development in a dynamic, international setting.

Orientation Walking Tour

New students were welcomed with our signature orientation walking tour of central Dublin. It’s always a great opportunity to introduce newcomers to the city, the school’s surroundings, and to help them start making friends from day one.

Sports Sessions

Physical activity remained a key part of the week, with afternoon sports sessions giving students time to unwind, stay healthy, and enjoy some team spirit. Whether it was football, volleyball, or outdoor games, students appreciated the chance to get active after class.

Karaoke Night

One of the highlights of the week was our always-popular karaoke night. Students took the stage to sing their favourite songs, cheer on their friends, and enjoy a relaxed, fun-filled evening together. A great way to bond, laugh, and build confidence.

Chester Beatty Library

One group visited the Chester Beatty Library, one of Dublin’s most renowned cultural sites. With its incredible collection of manuscripts and artwork from around the world, students were able to explore global cultures and histories in a beautiful and peaceful setting.

Kellogg’s Skyline Tour & GAA Museum

Another group had the chance to experience Irish sports culture first-hand with a visit to the GAA Museum and Kellogg’s Skyline Tour at Croke Park. From panoramic views of Dublin to an inside look at hurling and Gaelic football, the visit offered something truly unique and authentically Irish.

Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA)

The Irish Museum of Modern Art was also on the agenda this week. Students explored contemporary artworks, installations, and exhibitions, experiencing a different side of Irish culture through creative expression.

90s Theme Disco Night

Friday night brought back the 90s with our themed disco. Students came dressed in fun outfits inspired by the decade and danced to classic hits from the era. It was a night full of energy, colour, and great memories.

Day Trip to Cork

The week wrapped up with a full-day excursion to Cork, Ireland’s second-largest city. Students explored this vibrant southern hub, with its charming streets, markets, and cultural landmarks. A full day of discovery and a fantastic way to see more of what Ireland has to offer beyond Dublin.

Looking Ahead. With four weeks completed, the summer continues to offer unforgettable experiences. We look forward to welcoming more students and exploring more of Ireland’s culture, language, and landscapes in the weeks ahead at ISI Dublin.