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SUMMER CAMP FOR
TEENAGERS IN LONDON, ENGLAND
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20 lessons per week + supervised
activities |
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Learning Centre for those in residence.
Right in the heart of Covent Garden and surrounded by tones of
history, culture, entertainment and lost more, the school is surely
the best choice for your learning experience. If you are looking for
an unique and exciting learning experience, this is the place to be.
Learning Centre for those in families .
Lessons take place at a prestigious and independent school. The school
provides excellent facilities in London travel zone 3, just outside of
the bustle of central London, yet just 15 minutes by train into the city
centre. Facilities at school include excellent classrooms, a beautiful
school hall, great sports facilities, football pitches and hard tennis
courts. Sports activities take place at the school and evening
activities take place on site or very nearby.
Course programme:
Minimum age required: 13
Maximum age authorized: 20
Residence (16 - 20
years old),
family (13 - 17 years old):
· General English - 20 lessons (45 mins each) per
week. The course will help improve English language skills by
focusing on the key areas: reading, writing, speaking and listening. A
strong focus is placed on speech and using the language confidently and
fluently.
- On the first day, all students sit a placement test -
Theplacement test assesses students in listening, reading, writing and
use of English allowing academic staff to place students in the relevant
group for their ability.
- Students study in classes of a maximum of 15 students Our dedicated
and professional teaching staff provide feedback and support and help
students build confidence to speak English.
- International classes.
- Students may alternate between morning and afternoon lessons
Attendance
All students must attend classes on a daily basis unless they are
genuinely indisposed (due to illness, for example).
Note
Educational materials are provided. Students should bring their own
notepaper and pens
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Course starting
dates.
From July 3rd to
August 27th, 2011.
Sunday arrival. Saturday
departure.
- All our rates are valid from January 1st till
December 31st, 2011.
The prices never include the plane
ticket.
- Transfers in/out airport or train
station to accommodation: 80 GBP. Arrival and departure schedule:
between 8 AM and 8 PM.
FOR THOSE IN RESIDENCE
A full and varied activity programme is included in the package.
Activities take students into the city centre where they can
experience the cultural South Bank, cool Camden Market, and iconic
Big Ben and much more!
* Cost of travel pass: 26 GBP per week
FOR THOSE IN FAMILIES
A full and varied activity programme is included in the package.
With only a 20 minute journey by train to Central London, afternoon
activities take students into the city centre where they can
experience the cultural Tate Modern Gallery, cool Notting Hill, and
iconic Buckingham Palace and much more!
A full day excursion on Saturdays and sports sessions during the
week keep students busy every day!
Travel pass for activities is included.
* Entrance fees not included, optional entrance
fee approximately
15.00 GBP per attraction


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Rates
Prices are in British pounds GBP. To convert in
Canadian dollars at the time of the final payment. Thank you.
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Programme / week |
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SUMMER CAMP (13 - 17),
family accommodation |
465 GBP |
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SUMMER CAMP (16 - 20),
residence accommodation |
635 GBP |
* Multiply by the number of weeks
you want to study.



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Family or residence accommodation.
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SUNDAY arrival.
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SATURDAY departure.
Homestay
Available: 03 July - 27 August 2011
Living with a family in London (Zone 3,
Catford area), can be both a new and wonderful experience.
Students will have the unique opportunity to share and
experience the day to day life of the family together with all
the diversity of English culture. School staff members are
available at all times to help students adjust to life in an
English family, and to serve as a liaison between them and their
homestay provider.
What students should expect from their
homestay provider:
· Twin room - students are placed in a
twin room with other students of the same gender
· Shared bathroom
· Full board accommodation - homestay providers
provide /students with breakfast, a packed lunch and dinner
every day.
· Bed linen is provided; students should bring their own towels
- linen and towels will be cleaned once a week
· Laundry facilities will be provided by the family once a week
· Student rooms include a bed, desk/table where students can do
their homework (if not in the room, a place for studying will be
provided in a common area) and storage space.
· Students will also be provided with access to living areas
during acceptable hours.
· All students will have access to a phone and will be allowed
to accept incoming calls. If students want to make phone calls
they must use a calling card. Calling cards can be found in many
local stores.
· Average journey to school: 10 - 20 min journey (by bus or on
foot) A member of the homestay will take students to/from school
daily, this could either be by public transport or the families
private car. With advanced notice the school can accommodate
special requests eg. non smoking family, no pets, allergies,
special dietary requirements etc. However students should bear
in mind that this may not always be possible. At the time of
booking we must be advised of any medical conditions, allergies
or medication that needs to be taken by students. We will
endeavour to find a homestay provider that can accept students
with medical conditions. However if we are not advised of this
in advance, we cannot take responsibility if the homestay
provider refuses to accept the student in their home.
Meals
Students staying in homestay are entitled to breakfast, lunch
and dinner. Upon arrival, homestay providers will advise
students of the time dinner will be served and students must try
and respect this time. It’s very difficult to generalise on the
food content of the meals as all families have different habits
and preferences. Normally meals are as follows: Breakfast: tea/coffee,
toast, jam and cereal with the homestay provider. Lunch: a
combination of hot and cold lunches. Dinner: a hot meal, for
example pasta/chicken/beef/pork/pizza/ hamburgers, mineral water
and dessert/fruit.
Our greeting families are recruited with great care. The criteria of
selection are very rigorous and each family must satisfy a precise
conditions of contract: : excellent morality, desire to communicate with
their host, satisfactory social standing. We should specify that the families will only speak with you the
language of the country where you will be. It is the principle of the
immersion courses!
King’s Cross Residence
Available: 03 July - 27 August 2011
In the heart
of London, the residence is located near King’s Cross Station. One
of London’s oldest markets, Chapel Market, is just five minutes walk.
The main Islington shopping area is also nearby and has a good range
of stalls, shops and cafés at reasonable prices. This is one of the
most densely populated and multi-cultural areas. King’s Cross is
surrounded by shops, restaurants and cinemas. Staying in a residence
with other students is a great way for students to practice their
English and experience and independent lifestyle. King’s Cross
Residence is within London Zone 1 .
What students should expect from the residence:
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Single/twin room -
Students are placed in a single/twin room
· Half board
basis -
Breakfast and Dinner.
· Bed linen is provided; students should bring their own towels
· Shared Bathroom
· Student rooms include a bed, desk/table where students can dotheir
homework and storage space.
· Security -
For added
security and assistance live-in school supervisors will stay at the
residence
· Kitchen -
Students will
have access to communal kitchens and a common room
· Coin-operated laundry facilities available at the residence
· Average Journey to School - travelling time to the school by
public transport is approximately 30 - 45mins
We must be advised upon booking of any medical
conditions, allergies or medications that need to be administered to
students. Please ensure that the airport arrival information is
received by the school at least 5 days prior to arrival. If we do
not receive this information, transfers and room availability upon
arrival cannot be guaranteed.
Meals
This programme is on a Half Board basis including breakfast and
dinner. Normally meals are as follows:- Weekdays: breakfast & dinner
- at the School’s Cafe
Weekends: breakfast & dinner - meal vouchers will be given to
student which they can exchange at a cafe nearby the school. We must
be informed at the time of booking of any special dietary
requirements.
Our greeting families are recruited with great care. The criteria of
selection are very rigorous and each family must satisfy a precise
conditions of contract: : excellent morality, desire to communicate with
their host, satisfactory social standing. We should specify that the families will only speak with you the
language of the country where you will be. It is the principle of the
immersion courses!
RESIDENCE



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The English capital is
famous for Tower Bridge, London Bridge, the Thames, "the city", the
stock exchange, Tower of London, prison, Saint Paul cathedral, Fleet
Street, the tamplar church , the strand, the Town of Westminster
dominated by the abbey and the Big Ben palace, Whitehall, the district
of ministries, the living districts of Bloomsbury and Mayfair, and the
districts of Soho, Chelsea and Kensington, Piccadilly Circus,
Trafalgar Square, Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, Regent Park, the
palace of Buckingham, Victoria and Albert Museum, National gallery,
British Museum, national Portrait Gallery, Tate Gallery, London pubs,
the red double deck buses, tearooms etc. etc. ... There is so
much to see that we leave you the way to discover it during your stay.
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