# Discovery Spring Camp 2027 Source: https://camps.epsomcollege.edu.my/camps/discovery-spring-camp-2027 An 8-day English immersion holiday camp for ages 9 to 14 at Epsom College Malaysia, 26 March to 2 April 2027. For ages 9 to 14, 8 days at Epsom College Malaysia. - Vetted staff, and boarding separated by gender and age - Refund rules in plain words, before you pay - Chaperoned flights, handed over only to a named chaperone ## At a glance - **Ages 9 to 14**: Who it is for - **26 Mar to 2 Apr 2027**: 8 days - **RM 8,130**: Residential fee ## What your child gains ### Academic Welcome to the Global Enrichment Programme (GEP) Spring Discovery Camp 2027 at Epsom College Malaysia. ### A taste of British boarding Your child lives in an Epsom College Malaysia boarding house, with house staff living in the house. It is the easiest way to find out if boarding school suits your child. ### New friends Days spent living and learning alongside other campers, ages 9 to 14. ### Independence 8 days of making their own choices, looking after their own things and living with others. ## Academic Welcome to the Global Enrichment Programme (GEP) Spring Discovery Camp 2027 at Epsom College Malaysia. This year marks a special milestone: 10 years since Epsom College Malaysia welcomed its first camp participants in 2017. For 8 days, students aged 9 to 14 live and learn in a fully English-speaking environment, during the Japanese spring holidays. Mornings are small-group English classes; afternoons bring sports, STEAM and creative activities; evenings are for boarding life and new friendships. Throughout the day, students are encouraged to use English with confidence. English from morning to night From morning lessons to evening activities, campus life runs entirely in English. Teachers and house staff support your child all day so they think, speak and live in English. Classes are small and set by level, so complete beginners and advanced learners alike progress at their own pace. Ordering lunch, planning group work, cheering at sport: every moment is a chance to use real English. English classes for every level Before travelling, each student takes the online Oxford Placement Test (OPT), so we can place them in the right class from day one. The programme suits learners from A0 to B2. A0/A1 (beginner): basic vocabulary, simple sentences, greetings and everyday communication, plus first steps in reading and writing. A2/B1/B2 (intermediate): grammar, understanding the main points of texts and conversations, handling travel situations, describing experiences, and building towards fluent discussion and detailed writing. At the end of camp, parents receive a progress report, with progress recorded against CEFR levels. Afternoons of discovery Afternoon sessions put the morning's English into practice: arts and crafts, STEM, singing, fun English activities, English reading, performance, poetry, sports and board games. Activities change each week. Football, tennis or golf Each camper chooses one sport and has one session a day with top coaches from LALIGA Academy Malaysia, Mouratoglou Academy Malaysia or GOLFZON Leadbetter Academy, all on campus. Beginners are welcome. Evening activities Sports: night tennis, badminton and basketball. Hands-on discovery: fun science and STEM, arts and crafts, cooking class. To relax: movie nights, quizzes and games. Excursion day A morning at Jumpstreet Asia indoor trampoline park, then on to the KLCC area to see the Petronas Twin Towers and learn about the history and growth of Kuala Lumpur. British boarding life Award-winning pastoral care: device-free evenings, house meetings, personal and social education, popcorn and noodle nights, and weekend outings. Epsom College Malaysia holds COBIS Double Beacon accreditation for student wellbeing and leadership. Learning through doing STEM projects, drama, storytelling, creative writing, public speaking and real-world problem-solving workshops build confidence in English while having fun. Check-in from 2pm on 26 March. Check-out by 12 noon on 2 April. Timetables and activities shown are examples and may change. ## Dates and fees Dates and fees on sale, as of 30 October 2026, 07:18 Malaysia time (UTC+8): - Spring Camp, 26 March to 2 April 2027: day place RM 7,316, residential RM 8,130 ## What the fee includes **Included:** - A bed in an Epsom College Malaysia boarding house, with staff on duty through the night - Three meals a day in the school dining hall, plus snacks **Not included:** - Flights, including the chaperoned flight service, which is priced separately - Visas, and travel or medical insurance - Pocket money - Medical care beyond first aid and the camp nurse on campus, which is why we ask every family to hold insurance Does your child need something arranged? Ask us before you book. Anything we agree is confirmed in writing. The full terms are on the terms page. ## Meals Three meals a day in the school dining hall, plus snacks. The kitchen is halal, with vegetarian options at every meal. Tell us about allergies and diets when you book, and the kitchen plans for them before your child arrives. ## Getting here Your child can fly with a camp chaperone, or you can travel yourselves. Epsom College Malaysia is about 20 minutes by car from Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Your child is handed over only to the named chaperone. On the way home, your child is released only to you or an adult you have named, who must show identification. - **Osaka Kansai KIX**: RM 3,210 - **Tokyo Haneda HND**: RM 3,580 Flight prices follow the market and are confirmed when you book. Seats are limited. Flying in yourselves? Land at Kuala Lumpur International Airport and send us the flight details. ## Where parents stay Tune Hotel KLIA2 is connected to the klia2 terminal and about 20 minutes by car from campus. Parents who want to be nearby, and the families of day campers, can book it at the camp rate. Day campers are dropped off and collected each day. Parents cannot enter the boarding houses. Outside arrival and departure days, parents may visit campus only in an emergency, arranged with camp staff in advance. ## How to book - **Choose a date**: Press "Book Now" in the table above. You see the full price before you pay. - **Enter two sets of details**: Yours, and your child's name, date of birth and nationality. That is all for now. - **Pay or hold the place**: Pay in full, pay a deposit, or reserve now and pay later where the date offers it. - **Complete the profile later**: Medical, dietary and activity details go in your account before camp, when it suits you. ## Where camp can lead Epsom College Malaysia is a British boarding school, and camp is a chance to see it from the inside. Ask us about a visit or the entrance test. ## Questions parents ask ### What happens after I book? We email you, and your account lists the camper profile and forms to complete before camp. ### When do you ask about dietary needs and medication? After booking. You add dietary needs, allergies and medication to the camper profile in your account before camp. ### How will I know my child arrived? We email you when your child is checked in at camp. On a chaperoned flight, the chaperone sends an update at each step of the journey. ### What if my child is unwell? The school's Sanatorium is on campus, with medical staff on duty. We tell you the same day. A member of staff goes with your child to any treatment off site and stays. ### Who can collect my child at the end? Only you or an adult named in your account. They must show identification. ### Who looks after my child? Epsom College Malaysia boarding staff and the camp team, in the school's own boarding houses, with staff on duty through the night. ### What about allergies, medication and diets? Add them to your child's profile after booking. The kitchen and the nurse plan for them before your child arrives. Medication is handed to staff at check-in in its original packaging. ### Can I talk to my child during camp? Phones are handed to house staff on arrival and kept safely. House staff arrange calls home, and you can always reach the camp team. ## If your plans change - Withdraw more than 60 business days before the programme starts and the fees and any security deposit you paid us are refunded, less a cancellation fee of RM1,000 and any transaction costs, such as bank transfer and payment gateway fees. - Withdraw after that but before the programme starts, with a reason we accept in writing, and you receive a credit note for the fees paid, valid for one year, less a deferment fee of RM1,000. Without such a reason, the fees paid are forfeited. - In either case, any security deposit is returned to you, less transaction costs. - Once the programme has started, nothing is refunded for withdrawal, late arrival or days missed, including through illness. - If we cancel or change a programme, we offer a refund or new dates, at our discretion. - If events beyond our control cancel or delay a programme, you receive a credit note for the fees paid, valid for one year. - Money paid to others, such as transport or hotels, is not refunded by us. - Please hold travel, personal accident and medical insurance for the whole programme. This is a summary. The full terms and conditions apply: read them before you book. ## Discovery Spring Camp 2027: the facts Read from the live site at 30 October 2026, 07:18 Malaysia time (UTC+8). The camp's own page is the authority for every fact here: https://camps.epsomcollege.edu.my/camps/discovery-spring-camp-2027 - Run by: Camps by Epsom College Malaysia - Where: Epsom College Malaysia, Persiaran Kolej, 71760 Bandar Enstek, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia - Ages: 9 to 14 - Length: 8 days - Price: from RM 7,316 for a day place, and from RM 8,130 for a residential place - How to book: https://camps.epsomcollege.edu.my/camps/discovery-spring-camp-2027#fees - Contact: events@epsomcollege.edu.my - Safeguarding concerns, in confidence and with no account: https://camps.epsomcollege.edu.my/report ### What the fee includes - A bed in an Epsom College Malaysia boarding house, with staff on duty through the night - Three meals a day in the school dining hall, plus snacks ### Not included - Flights, including the chaperoned flight service, which is priced separately - Visas, and travel or medical insurance - Pocket money - Medical care beyond first aid and the camp nurse on campus, which is why we ask every family to hold insurance