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Kids Summer Holidays Computing Camp offers activities in Cyber Security, Coding, Software, Hardware, Games Development, Web Development, and Graphic Design. The program also connects with the Summer Computer Games Development Boot camp, Abacus Maths, and English classes as part of its computing and learning focus.
• Ages: 9–14 years old
After a successful educational journey of 5 years in the UK, USA, Australia, and UAE, the British Youth International College leads this camp under the direction of Dr Rashmi Mantri, Director. Dr Rashmi Mantri holds BSc (Hons), MSc (Dist), and a PhD in Computer Science from the University of the West of Scotland. The college states that it is dedicated to teaching children IT skills in areas such as Software, Hardware, Games Development, Web Development, and Graphic Design. The organisation highlights Kids Summer Holidays Computing Camp UK and Worldwide, weekly coding classes for 9 to 14 years, and weekly classes for 14 to 17 years, along with games-based Abacus, interactive online English classes, and an AI Homework Assistant named Olivia, described as the UK’s first AI homework assistant from BYITC Supermaths. The program notes that a tablet, iPad, laptop, or desktop is compulsory for this class. The college has received the Best Entrepreneur Award presented at the British Parliament and states that it is committed to working with local communities to improve educational opportunities for children and teenagers.
Student and parent testimonials mention children making their own websites, learning to code websites with HTML, and using different colours and pictures, as well as enjoying web courses that allow them to customise their work. Other testimonials describe experiences with the Supermaths Abacus programme, coding classes, and English and maths learning, with parents commenting on teaching, guidance, and their children’s engagement with classes.
Last updated July 31, 2026.
• Ages: 9–14 years old
After a successful educational journey of 5 years in the UK, USA, Australia, and UAE, the British Youth International College leads this camp under the direction of Dr Rashmi Mantri, Director. Dr Rashmi Mantri holds BSc (Hons), MSc (Dist), and a PhD in Computer Science from the University of the West of Scotland. The college states that it is dedicated to teaching children IT skills in areas such as Software, Hardware, Games Development, Web Development, and Graphic Design. The organisation highlights Kids Summer Holidays Computing Camp UK and Worldwide, weekly coding classes for 9 to 14 years, and weekly classes for 14 to 17 years, along with games-based Abacus, interactive online English classes, and an AI Homework Assistant named Olivia, described as the UK’s first AI homework assistant from BYITC Supermaths. The program notes that a tablet, iPad, laptop, or desktop is compulsory for this class. The college has received the Best Entrepreneur Award presented at the British Parliament and states that it is committed to working with local communities to improve educational opportunities for children and teenagers.
Student and parent testimonials mention children making their own websites, learning to code websites with HTML, and using different colours and pictures, as well as enjoying web courses that allow them to customise their work. Other testimonials describe experiences with the Supermaths Abacus programme, coding classes, and English and maths learning, with parents commenting on teaching, guidance, and their children’s engagement with classes.
Last updated July 31, 2026.
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