English & Basketball at Bradfield College, England

Basketball & English with NBA professional Eric Boateng

Train in basketball like the pros. Experience a unique basketball camp in England in partnership with Nike; we offer basketball camps for boys and girls aged 10–17.

There are a wide variety of leisure activities available near Bradfield College and in the Oxford area, some of which form part of the camp’s programme of activities.

1. Historic towns and attractions: The city of Oxford itself is rich in historic buildings, museums and colleges to explore. A tour of the University of Oxford, the Bodleian Library, the Ashmolean Museum and other attractions offers a fascinating insight into the city’s history and culture.
2. Parks and gardens: There are many beautiful parks and gardens in and around Oxford, which are ideal for walks, picnics and relaxation. Popular parks include the University Parks, Christ Church Meadow and the Botanic Garden.
3. Sport and outdoor activities: The area around Oxford offers plenty of opportunities for sport and outdoor activities. You can go on cycle rides along the banks of the Thames, take boat trips on the river or go hiking in the nearby Chiltern Hills.
4. Cultural events and festivals: Oxford is a cultural hub with a vibrant music, theatre and arts scene. There are regular concerts, theatre performances, exhibitions and festivals taking place throughout the year.
5. Shopping and restaurants: Oxford city centre boasts a wide range of shops, boutiques, cafés and restaurants where you can shop and enjoy a meal. You can also visit the nearby towns of Abingdon, Woodstock and Bicester Village, which offer further shopping and dining options.
6. Trip to London: Of course, a trip to London – one of Europe’s most vibrant cities – is a must.

(All excursions are subject to change at short notice)

Abingdon is a charming historic town in Oxfordshire, England, offering a wide range of activities and attractions.

1. Visiting historic sights: Abingdon has a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages and is full of historic buildings and sights. These include the Abingdon Abbey Buildings, the County Hall Museum, St Nicolas’ Church and the oldest inhabited half-timbered house in England, the ‘Long Alley Almshouses’.
2. Walks along the river: Abingdon lies on the banks of the River Thames and offers picturesque walking routes along the water’s edge. You can take a leisurely stroll along the riverbank, go on boat trips on the river, or simply enjoy the natural surroundings and the countryside.
3. Cultural events: Abingdon has a vibrant cultural scene with a wide variety of events and festivals throughout the year. These include theatre performances at the Unicorn Theatre, concerts, art exhibitions and the annual Abingdon Summer Fireworks and Music Extravaganza.