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Valencia , Spain
Screened host families, full-board meals, and a central, well-connected location provide a safe base for teens in Valencia. Students receive 24/7 on- and off-site support, including pre-arranged airport pick-up and drop-off, a 20-trip transport card for metro/tram/bus, and clear guidance on local safety and healthcare. Homestays are selected for secure neighborhoods and easy access to classes, training venues, and landmarks. Valencia is widely regarded as safe; common-sense guidance is reinforced on arrival, and students/parents are reminded to carry private insurance or an EHIC (as applicable).
10-17 years old
2 weeks
Choose your preferred session from the options below and submit your details in order to complete your booking.
June - Boarding
| Start | 6/14/2026 |
| End | 6/28/2026 |
| Duration | 2 Weeks |
| Price | $2,825 |
June - Boarding
| Start | 6/14/2026 |
| End | 6/21/2026 |
| Duration | 1 week |
| Price | $2,048 |
June - Boarding
| Start | 6/21/2026 |
| End | 7/5/2026 |
| Duration | 2 Weeks |
| Price | $2,825 |
June - Boarding
| Start | 6/21/2026 |
| End | 6/28/2026 |
| Duration | 1 week |
| Price | $2,048 |
June - Boarding
| Start | 6/28/2026 |
| End | 7/12/2026 |
| Duration | 2 Weeks |
| Price | $2,825 |
June - Boarding
| Start | 6/28/2026 |
| End | 7/5/2026 |
| Duration | 1 week |
| Price | $2,048 |
July - Boarding
| Start | 7/5/2026 |
| End | 7/19/2026 |
| Duration | 2 Weeks |
| Price | $2,825 |
July - Boarding
| Start | 7/5/2026 |
| End | 7/12/2026 |
| Duration | 1 week |
| Price | $2,048 |
July - Boarding
| Start | 7/12/2026 |
| End | 7/26/2026 |
| Duration | 2 Weeks |
| Price | $2,825 |
July - Boarding
| Start | 7/12/2026 |
| End | 7/19/2026 |
| Duration | 1 week |
| Price | $2,048 |
July - Boarding
| Start | 7/19/2026 |
| End | 7/26/2026 |
| Duration | 1 week |
| Price | $2,048 |
A unique language, culture, and STEM immersion set in one of Spain’s most exciting coastal cities. This program blends Spanish language learning, full cultural immersion with a host family, and an extraordinary Space Camp experience developed in collaboration with Escuela de Ciencia, giving students the chance to train like real astronauts while discovering Spanish life from the inside.
Students may choose a 1-week or 2-week option, depending on their Spanish level and learning goals. No prior Spanish is required for the two-week program.
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This immersive program is designed for curious, motivated young learners who want more than a traditional language course. Participants combine structured Spanish lessons, hands-on space science training, and daily cultural experiences, all while living with a carefully screened local host family in Valencia’s city centre.
1-Week Program: Ideal for students with some Spanish knowledge or those focused primarily on the Space Camp experience.
2-Week Program: Perfect for beginners or students wanting a deeper language foundation before Space Camp.
Programs run Sunday to Sunday or Saturday to Saturday, with 24/7 local supervision and support throughout.
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Ages: 10–17
Program Length: 1 or 2 weeks
Language of Instruction is Spanish
Location: Valencia city centre, Spain (Escuela de Ciencia for Space camp) & Carrer de Colón, 18, L'Eixample, 46004 València, Valencia, Spain
Accommodation: Screened host families (full board)
Classes:
Spanish: 20 hours/week (Week 1 of 2-week program)
Space Camp: Monday–Friday, 9:00–17:00
Transport:
Airport pick-up & drop-off are included to the price of the camp.
Arrive at Valencia Airport.
20-trip public transport card (1 week) included to the price of the camp.
40-trip public transport card (2 weeks) included to the price of the camp.
Supervision: 24/7 on- and off-site support
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Delivered at Las Naves / València Innovation Capital, Space Camp Valencia offers an exceptional, real-world introduction to space science and aerospace careers.
Students do not simply observe, they participate, build, fly, and problem-solve.
This programme introduces students to the core disciplines behind real-world space exploration, combining theory, hands-on experimentation, simulations, and teamwork. Each module is designed to build confidence, curiosity, and practical STEM skills while exposing students to genuine aerospace environments.
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Students explore how aircraft fly and what it takes to control them safely.
Learn the basics of aerodynamics, lift, thrust, drag, and stability
Understand cockpit instruments and flight safety procedures
Experience co-piloting ultralight aircraft alongside licensed professional pilots
Observe take-off, navigation, and landing techniques at a working aerodrome
Gain insight into pilot training pathways and aviation careers
Skills developed: spatial awareness, safety discipline, technical understanding, confidence in controlled environments.
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Students investigate how the human body behaves in altered gravity conditions.
Participate in zero-gravity inspired pool training, simulating astronaut movement
Experience controlled human gyroscope sessions to understand rotation and inertia
Learn how astronauts train to adapt to microgravity environments
Explore Newton’s laws of motion through physical demonstrations
Skills developed: body coordination, physics application, resilience, adaptability.
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Students step into the roles of astronauts and mission controllers.
Take part in International Space Station-style mission simulations
Perform timed tasks under pressure while communicating with a mission team
Practice decision-making, delegation, and emergency response
Learn how real missions are planned, monitored, and adjusted in real time
Skills developed: teamwork, leadership, communication, time management, strategic thinking.
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Students design, build, and test aerospace structures (Simulations).
Learn the fundamentals of rocket propulsion and stability
Design and assemble rockets using engineering principles
Conduct live rocket launches, analysing trajectory and performance
Evaluate design choices and improve builds through testing and iteration
Skills developed: engineering thinking, problem-solving, precision, creativity, iterative design.
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Students explore robotics through space-mission challenges.
Design and simulate Mars-rover-style robotic vehicles
Learn basic programming logic to control movement and tasks
Solve navigation and obstacle-avoidance challenges
Understand how robotics supports planetary exploration and research
Skills developed: logical reasoning, coding fundamentals, systems thinking, teamwork.
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Students examine the science behind life beyond Earth.
Conduct biology and chemistry experiments related to space conditions
Explore how life might survive in extreme environments
Learn about radiation, oxygen systems, and closed-loop life support
Investigate current research on planets, moons, and habitability
Skills developed: scientific observation, hypothesis testing, analytical thinking, curiosity.
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Students bring all skills together in collaborative mission scenarios.
Plan missions using real-world constraints (time, resources, safety)
Solve unexpected challenges through structured teamwork
Reflect on outcomes and improve strategies
Understand how collaboration is essential to space success
Skills developed: critical thinking, collaboration, leadership, adaptability, reflection.
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By the end of the programme, students gain:
A practical understanding of aerospace and space science
Confidence working with advanced technology and simulations
Improved teamwork, communication, and leadership skills
Awareness of future STEM and aerospace career pathways
A stronger sense of curiosity, independence, and problem-solving ability
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Teaching and activity sites are centrally located and fully equipped for student comfort and safety.
Facilities include:
Modern classrooms (whiteboards, desks, A/C or heating)
Quiet study areas and small library 📚
Student lounges and rooftop terrace with city views
High-speed Wi-Fi and shared amenities ☕
Excellent transport connections (Colón & Xàtiva metro stations nearby)
Space Camp sessions take place at Carrer de Joan Verdeguer 16, with scheduled excursions to:
Olocau aerodrome (flight training)
University pool facilities (zero-gravity training)
Potential aerospace partner visits (subject to confirmation)
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Students stay with carefully selected local host families in Valencia’s city centre.
Full board included: breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Nutritious meals adapted for dietary needs
Daily opportunities to practise Spanish naturally
A safe, supportive home environment
Dietary requirements can be accommodated but should be communicated in advance.
Students will follow spanish lunch and dinner times which would be 2:00 PM and 9:30 PM
During Space Camp days, lunch and snacks are provided on-site.
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This programme can be taken as 1 week or 2 weeks, with each option offering a very different daily rhythm. Below, you’ll see exactly how a student’s day looks in each option.
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Focus: Space science, technology, hands-on learning + cultural experiences
Best for: Students who want an intensive STEM experience in a short time
08:00 – Pick-up from accommodation by programme staff
09:00 – 17:00 – Space Camp 🚀
Hands-on science & technology activities
Engineering challenges & teamwork
Lunch included on site
17:00 – Return to accommodation
On some days: guided city walking tour 🏛️
19:00 – Dinner with host family 🍽️
Flamenco Show Night 💃🔥 (mid-week cultural experience)
Saturday Excursion 🚆
Train trip to Gandia or Xàtiva
Guided walking tour & sightseeing
*� In short:
A full, exciting day centred around Space Camp every weekday, with cultural discovery layered on top.
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Focus: Language learning first, then Space Camp
Best for: Students who want both Spanish immersion and STEM
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09:00 – 11:00 – Spanish Lessons 🇪🇸
Small-group classes
Practical, conversational Spanish
11:00 – 13:00 – Study time / return home
Lunch with host family 🍽️
Some days include:
Guided walking tours of Valencia 🏙️
Flamenco show 💃
Other days:
Free time to relax or explore locally
Dinner with host family every evening
Full-day trip to Gandia or Xàtiva 🚆
Cultural walking tour & sightseeing
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Week 2 mirrors the 1-week Space Camp structure:
08:00 – Pick-up by staff
09:00 – 17:00 – Space Camp 🚀
Lunch included
Return to accommodation
Dinner with host family
Some free evenings for rest and reflection
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Valencia is Spain’s third-largest city, offering the perfect balance of safety, culture, beaches, and innovation.
Students enjoy:
Mediterranean beaches and marina 🌊
Historic old town and modern science museums
Famous paella and vibrant food markets
Parks, bike paths, and outdoor spaces
A welcoming, student-friendly atmosphere 🌞
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Safety
Valencia is widely regarded as safe. Students are supervised at all times.
Health
Hospitals and clinics are readily available. Private insurance or a European Health Insurance Card is recommended.
Money
Valencia is affordable. Most meals are included. Small personal spending money is sufficient.
Food Culture
Late dining times are normal. Vegetarian and special diets are accommodated.
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Space Camp sessions are led by experienced educators and professionals from aerospace, engineering, and science communication backgrounds, including contributors connected to European and international space initiatives.
Certificate of Completion
Activity passport with achievement badges
Recognition of skills developed across the program
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Full-board host family accommodation
Airport pick-up and drop-off
Public transport travel card
Spanish lessons (where applicable)
Full Space Camp programme
Cultural activities and excursions
24/7 supervision and local support
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✔ Language immersion with real-world practice
✔ High-quality STEM education beyond the classroom
✔ Safe, structured supervision
✔ Cultural depth and personal growth
✔ A rare opportunity to explore aerospace careers early
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