Stay at Sayers Croft in 56 acres of woodland
Full schedule of evening activities
DBS-checked house parents
A Supportive Residential Setting
For students not based within a commutable distance of Cranleigh Arts, we offer a boarding option at Sayers Croft Outdoor Learning Centre in Ewhurst, just down the road from Cranleigh.
Sayers Croft is set within 56 acres of woodland and meadows and has a wide range of activities on offer. The centre is fully staffed by experienced and DBS-checked experts in accordance with the latest safeguarding guidelines.
The boarders will arrive in the evening of Sunday 26th July and will need to be picked up after the concert on Friday 31st July. So, parents and guardians, why not come to the show itself? Book an academy spot with boarding today.
Boarding Arrangements & Pastoral Support
Boarding Dates
Arrive: Sunday 26th July (evening)
Depart: After the Emma Hatton concert on Friday 31st July 2026.
Price
£375 per student (same price as 2025)
What’s Included
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All linen provided
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Breakfast and dinner each day
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Packed lunch if required
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Experienced, fully trained, DBS-checked House Parents
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Transport to and from Cranleigh Arts
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A student common room with a television
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Evening activities
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Outdoor space and supervised daily routine
Student Accommodation
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Ages 11–15: Dormitory-style rooms
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Ages 16–21: Smaller rooms sleeping 2–3 students
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Bathrooms are segregated by gender
Meet The House Parents
Our House Parents play a crucial role in ensuring that students feel supported, reassured, and looked after during their stay.
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Khan Brewer
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Holly Brewer
Both are experienced youth leaders and are fully DBS-checked, offering exceptional pastoral care throughout the week.
Go for your DofE Gold with In2Drama
By attending our Summer Academy and boarding with us for five nights, you'll be able to tick off the Residential Section of your Gold DofE Programme.
I had a great week with In2Drama. This was my first drama camp, and I’m already excited for next year. At the beginning I wasn’t sure what to expect, but as the first day went, on I realised I was going to like it, and I had already made lots of friends. Throughout the week several professionals came in and taught us different aspects of the performing world. That ventured from taking the perfect camera shot to using facial expressions whilst acting. Although some aspects may not be what you want to pursue, it gave a better understanding, awareness, and knowledge of them. One of my many highlights of the week was making music videos on Monday. We split into two groups (older and younger), one group learnt a dance choreographed by Cath while the other group learnt how to film and edit the shots of the dance. Then the groups switched. It was extremely entertaining, and I now know how to use a camera. Another highlight was acting out scenes with Henry Hereford as you would in an audition. We also learnt how to be an assistant director and what to say before action. It felt unusual yet exciting, as two people would read the script behind the camera while you were filmed and shown on a big screen. It meant that your reaction to the other people’s lines were the same or even more important than the lines. My final highlight was when Emma Hatton came in and heard us sing. We prepared a song of our choice, and she gave us advice. It was surreal to be in her presence. Her tips were super helpful and helped me go the extra mile with my piece. In conclusion, I believe In2Drama strikes the perfect balance between a professional and a fun environment. It is enjoyable, exciting and exceptional.