ISI Summer Camp 2025 | Week 6

The final weeks of ISI Dublin’s Summer Camp were filled with wonderful experiences, exciting excursions, and plenty of fun. Students continued to develop their English skills while exploring some of Ireland’s most beautiful and iconic locations. Here’s a look at the highlights from the last weeks of summer.

Bank Holiday

We enjoyed a relaxing Bank Holiday break, giving students a chance to rest, recharge, and spend some free time with new friends before the final stretch of camp activities.

Dun Laoghaire

Our trip to Dun Laoghaire offered stunning sea views, a lively harbour atmosphere, and a chance to explore this charming coastal town. Students enjoyed walks along the pier and time to take in the fresh sea air.

Orientation Walking Tour

New students joining during the final weeks were welcomed with our familiar orientation walking tour of Dublin, helping them settle in and get to know the city.

English Classes

Mornings continued to focus on engaging English lessons that encouraged confidence and fluency. Students practised speaking, listening, reading, and writing in a supportive international classroom environment.

National Gallery of Ireland

Students visited the National Gallery to explore its impressive collection of Irish and European art, gaining inspiration and insight into Ireland’s cultural heritage.

Bowling

Bowling evenings remained a favourite way to unwind and have fun together, with plenty of laughter and friendly competition.

Sports Sessions

Afternoon sports gave students a chance to stay active and enjoy team games in a relaxed outdoor setting.

Dundrum Town Centre

Another popular excursion was to Dundrum Town Centre, where students explored shops, enjoyed snacks, and soaked up the lively atmosphere of Ireland’s largest shopping centre.

Disco – All White Theme

Themed disco nights always bring the camp together, and the All White Theme was no exception. Students dressed in white for a stylish evening of dancing and celebration.

Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA)

Students enjoyed visiting IMMA to experience contemporary art and exhibitions, expanding their cultural horizons during their time in Ireland.

Irish National Stud & Japanese Gardens (Kildare)

The final highlight was a visit to the Irish National Stud and the beautiful Japanese Gardens in Kildare. It was a peaceful and memorable way to experience Ireland’s natural beauty and horticultural heritage.

Farewell and Thanks. As our summer camp comes to a close, we want to thank all our students, teachers, and staff for making this summer unforgettable. We have loved welcoming students from around the world, watching friendships grow, and seeing language skills flourish. We wish everyone the very best for their future studies and hope to welcome you back to ISI Dublin soon. Safe travels and goodbye!