Certified English instruction
CEFR-aligned, project-based classes taught by qualified Irish teachers — 15 hours every week.

CEFR-aligned, project-based classes taught by qualified Irish teachers — 15 hours every week.
Full board with Garda-vetted families in Limerick and Galway, chosen and re-checked every season.
Surfing at Lahinch, the Burren, Connemara and Gaelic games — every afternoon, whatever the weather.
The Manifesto
Wild Summer School is built in Limerick, at the gateway of the Wild Atlantic Way. Mornings are spent in real, communicative English classes. Afternoons are spent in the sea, on the limestone, and in the company of Irish families who actually feed you, drive you and argue with you about hurling. That is where a language sticks.
Season capacity
150–200 students
Behind the school
10 years in Limerick

The Home
Full board with hand-picked families across Limerick city and suburbs, on practical transport routes, with a welfare coordinator on call day and night.

The Wild
Surf at Lahinch, walk the Burren, cross Connemara. Every excursion runs with group leaders at strict junior supervision ratios.
09:00 — 12:30
Fifteen hours a week of project-based classes built around local ecology, folklore and debate. No textbook drills.
Limerick13:30 — 17:30
Surf instruction at Lahinch, coastal hiking, Gaelic games and creative workshops — language used, not studied.
County ClareEvenings
Dinner at home with an Irish family, then trad music sessions, quizzes and city treasure hunts.
LimerickWeekends
Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, Connemara and Killarney National Park by private coach with group leaders.
Wild Atlantic WayPlain pricing
Published openly, not hidden behind a quote form. Group airport transfers are quoted separately and transparently, because coach costs move.
For agency partners
You speak to the directors. No ticketing desks, no account managers, no delay.
What is agreed in the contract is exactly what happens on the ground.
Class starts, transfers and excursions run to the minute, every week.
Garda-vetted host families, strict supervision ratios and a 24/7 welfare team.
Capped at 150–200 students a season, so no student is ever a number.
What they said afterwards
“My daughter came home arguing about hurling in English. Three years of school lessons never did that.”