frensham heights School, Surrey

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frensham heights
School, Surrey
Set in over 100 acres of beautiful countryside,
Frensham Heights School is a historic, independent
boarding school within easy reach of London
2016 Centre dates
Residential centre
English courses
Spring: 21 March -10 April
Summer: 11 July -14 August
Single and twin rooms
Larger rooms available
Start dates
Tasty and varied menu
Spring: 21 Mar, 28 Mar, 4 Apr
Summer: 11 Jul, 25 Jul, 1 Aug, 8 Aug
Full board. All meals in the school
dining room. Packed lunches
provided on excursion days.
Standard: 15 hours/week
Intensive: 23 hours/week
Learning materials
First-day placement test
End-of-course certificate
Free internet access
supervised by staff
Exciting activities
Extra afternoon options
Fully supervised activities every
afternoon and evening
Performing Arts: 6 hours/weeks
Min. duration: 1 week spring,
2 weeks summer (except 1 Aug: 1 week)
Centre capacity
130 students
Age range
8 -17 years
Two excursions/week
1 full-day and 1 half-day.
Excursions to Brighton, London,
Oxford, Cambridge
(sample excursions selection)
MoRNiNg 09.00-12.30
MoNdAy
fRidAy
General English
General English
General English
SATuRdAy
SuNdAy
Intensive English,
sports options or activities
Intensive English,
Half-day trip:
Guildford
‘Getting to know you’ activities
Dinner 18.00-19.00
ThuRSdAy
General English
Lunch 12.30-14.00
WEdNESdAy
EvENiNg 19.30-21.30
New student arrivals and activities at the college
Breakfast 07.30-08.30
TuESdAy
AfTERNooN 14.00-17.30
Welcome disco
Fashion show
Music quiz
Intensive English,
Karaoke night
Full-day trip: London – sightseeing and museum visit
Barbecue and games
Intensive English,
General English
Movie night
Sample residential timetable
Accommodation & welfare
At Frensham, all students are accommodated
in single and 2, 3 and 4-bedded rooms located
in three boarding houses, each house having its
own weekly laundry service.
Attractive, modern rooms
Spacious common rooms with
TV and DVD
Adjacent bathrooms, showers
and toilets
Weekly laundry service
Performing arts – let our qualified instructors
introduce you to the elements of dance and drama,
culminating in a final end-of-course theatre production!
facilities
Theatre and social room
Award-winning performing arts centre
Bright & spacious classrooms equipped
with audio and visual resources
Sports hall (basketball, football and
badminton)
Outdoor playing ields (football,
volleyball and team games)
Top 10
Nationalities
distances
London: 58km
Brighton: 60km
St.Pancras International: 58km
London Heathrow: 32km
London Gatwick: 45km
London Stansted: 95km
2015
Luton
Heathrow
FRENSHAM
HEIGHTS
SCHOOL
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ITALIAN
2
3
SPANISH
PORTUGUESE
Stansted
St.Pancras
International
LONDON
4
5
6
RUSSIAN
FRENCH
TURKISH
Gatwick
BRIGHTON
A member of the British Study Centres
group of colleges
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8
9
10
GERMAN
UKRAINIAN
ZIMBABWEAN
DANISH
Frensham Heights School, Residential
Summer Timetable (6 July - 16 August 2015)
Week 1 (6 July – 12 July 2015)
Mon, 6 July
Tue, 7 July
Wed, 8 July
Thu, 9 July
08:00-08:30
Fri, 10 July
Sat, 11 July
Sun, 12 July
Breakfast
09:00-11:00
General English
General English
11:00-11:30
Break
Break
11:30-12:30
General English
General English
12:30
13:55-14:00
New student arrivals
and activities at the
college
Lunch
Roll call
14:00-16:00
Intensive English, sports options or activities
16:00-16:30
Break
16:30-18:00
Activities: sports, swimming, arts, drama
Half day trip to
Guildford
18:30
Dinner
19:25-19:30
Roll call
19:30-21:30
Lunch
Full day trip to
London: sightseeing
and museum visit
‘Get to know you’
activities
Welcome disco
Fashion show
Intensive English,
sports options or
activities
Intensive English,
sports options or
activities
Break
Break
Activities: sports,
swimming, arts,
drama
Activities: sports,
swimming, arts,
drama
Dinner
Barbeque and games
Music quiz
22:00
Roll call
22:45
Lights out
Provisional timetable, subject to change
Roll call
Karaoke night
Roll call
Movie night
Week 2 (13 July – 19 July 2015)
Mon, 13 July
Tue, 14 July
Wed, 15 July
Thu, 16 July
08:00-08:30
Fri, 17 July
Sat, 18 July
Sun, 19 July
Breakfast
09:00-11:00
General English
General English
11:00-11:30
Break
Break
General English
General English
11:30-12:30
12:30
Optional trip:
Thorpe Park
£45
Lunch
Full day trip to
Cambridge:
sightseeing and
museum visit
or
13:55-14:00
Roll call
Activities at
Frensham
14:00-16:00
16:00-16:30
Break
16:30-18:00
Half day trip to
Portsmouth
18:30
Dinner
19:25-19:30
Roll call
19:30-21:30
activities
Welcome disco
Fashion show
Roll call
Intensive English,
sports options or
activities
Intensive English,
sports options or
activities
Break
Break
Activities: sports,
swimming, arts,
drama
Activities: sports,
swimming, arts,
drama
Dinner
Barbeque and games
Music quiz
22:00
Roll call
22:45
Lights out
Lunch
Karaoke night
Roll call
Movie night
Week 3 (20 July – 26 July 2015)
Mon, 20 July
Tue, 21 July
Wed, 22 July
Thu, 23 July
08:00-08:30
11:30-12:30
Sat, 25 July
Sun, 26 July
Breakfast
09:00-11:00
11:00-11:30
Fri, 24 July
General English
General English
Break
Break
college
General English
General English
12:30
Optional trip:
Bath
£40
Lunch
Lunch
13:55-14:00
or
Roll call
14:00-16:00
Activities at
Frensham
Half day trip to
Windsor
16:00-16:30
Break
16:30-18:00
18:30
Dinner
19:25-19:30
Roll call
19:30-21:30
activities
Full day trip to
London: walking tour
Welcome disco
Fashion show
Intensive English,
sports options or
activities
Intensive English,
sports options or
activities
Break
Break
Activities: sports,
swimming, arts,
drama
Activities: sports,
swimming, arts,
drama
Dinner
Barbeque and games
Music quiz
22:00
Roll call
22:45
Lights out
Roll call
Karaoke night
Roll call
Movie night
Week 4 (27 July – 2 August 2015)
Mon, 27 July
Tue, 28 July
Wed, 29 July
Thu, 30 July
08:00-08:30
11:30-12:30
Sun, 2 August
General English
General English
Break
Break
General English
General English
college
12:30
Optional trip:
Oxford
£40
Lunch
13:55-14:00
or
Roll call
14:00-16:00
Activities at
Frensham
Half day trip to
Winchester
Break
16:30-18:00
18:30
Dinner
19:25-19:30
Roll call
activities
Full day trip to
Cambridge:
sightseeing and
museum visit
16:00-16:30
19:30-21:30
Sat, 1 August
Breakfast
09:00-11:00
11:00-11:30
Fri, 31 July
Welcome disco
Fashion show
Roll call
Intensive English,
sports options or
activities
Intensive English,
sports options or
activities
Break
Break
Activities: sports,
swimming, arts,
drama
Activities: sports,
swimming, arts,
drama
Dinner
Barbeque and games
Music quiz
22:00
Roll call
22:45
Lights out
Lunch
Karaoke night
Roll call
Movie night
Week 5 (3 August – 9 August 2015)
Mon, 3 August
Tue, 4 August
Wed, 5 August
Thu, 6 August
08:00-08:30
11:30-12:30
General English
Break
Break
General English
General English
college
Lunch
13:55-14:00
or
Roll call
14:00-16:00
Activities at
Frensham
Half day trip to
Portsmouth
Break
16:30-18:00
18:30
Dinner
19:25-19:30
Roll call
activities
Lunch
Full day trip to
London: sightseeing
and museum visit
16:00-16:30
19:30-21:30
Sun, 9 August
General English
Optional trip:
Thorpe Park
£45
12:30
Sat, 8 August
Breakfast
09:00-11:00
11:00-11:30
Fri, 7 August
Welcome disco
Fashion show
Intensive English,
sports options or
activities
Intensive English,
sports options or
activities
Break
Break
Activities: sports,
swimming, arts,
drama
Activities: sports,
swimming, arts,
drama
Dinner
Barbeque and games
Music quiz
22:00
Roll call
22:45
Lights out
Roll call
Karaoke night
Roll call
Movie night
Week 6 (10 August – 16 July 2015)
Mon, 10 August
Tue, 11 August
Wed, 12 August
Thu, 13 August
08:00-08:30
11:30-12:30
Sun, 16 August
General English
college
Break
General English
12:30
Optional trip:
Oxford
£40
Lunch
13:55-14:00
or
Roll call
14:00-16:00
Activities at
Frensham
16:30-18:00
18:30
Dinner
19:25-19:30
Roll call
22:00
Intensive English,
sports options or
activities
Half day trip to
Guildford
Break
activities
Full day trip to
London: walking tour
16:00-16:30
19:30-21:30
Sat, 15 August
Breakfast
09:00-11:00
11:00-11:30
Fri, 14 August
Welcome disco
Final day departures
Break
Activities: sports,
swimming, arts,
drama
Farewell Barbeque
Fashion show
Roll call
Music quiz
Karaoke night
Juniors
UK
2016
Mini-stay, Spring & Summer
courses for students aged 8-17
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Your child’s education –
both precious and priceless
British Study Centres (BSC) is an award-winning educational group
providing high-quality language courses for adults and juniors in the
UK. Our programmes offer children and teenagers aged 8 to 17, the
opportunity to combine learning English with sports, activities and visits
to exciting places.
Matt Simmonite
Director, Junior Vacation Courses
Global experience, enthusiasm and passion – this is what makes
British Study Centres a very special place to learn and have fun in.
Learning in English, living in English... thinking in English.
Ardingly College | West Sussex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Wycliffe College | Gloucestershire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Cheltenham Ladies’ College | Gloucestershire . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Frensham Heights School | Surrey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Oxford Brookes University | Oxfordshire. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
BSC Bournemouth | Dorset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Contents
Course options | Your study journey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
General English & exam courses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
English plus performing arts & sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
Family programmes at Wycliffe College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
A typical day of fun & learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Activities & excursions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
A continuous learning experience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Student welfare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
FAQs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
group of colleges
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Classical elegance...
Our Junior School buildings are not only
spectacular, they are located in beautiful and
interesting areas of the country
Excellent schools in
outstanding locations
At BSC, we offer a
choice of residential and
homestay centres which
have been selected for
their excellent and secure
facilities.
Blending classical elegance
with modern facilities
means happy children
in enriching learning
environments.
CHELTENHAM
LADIES’
COLLEGE
OXFORD
BROOKES
UNIVERSITY
WYCLIFFE
COLLEGE
FRENSHAM
HEIGHTS
SCHOOL
LONDON
ARDINGLY
COLLEGE
BSC
BOURNEMOUTH
with modern facilities...
means happy children...
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in outstanding environments
Ardingly College
West Sussex
The best of both worlds – an ideal setting for learning
English, while having fun in beautiful countryside.
Ardingly College – aerial view
KEY FA CTS
Dates
3 July -13 August
Course length
2 - 6 weeks
Age range
8 -17 years
Capacity
300 students
Residential
Full board + 2 excursions + daily activities
Accommodation
Single, twin (some en-suite)
Courses
Sports options (Standard English plus)
Outstanding location and facilities
Ardingly College is a top independent boarding school with an excellent academic reputation and
first-class learning and sports facilities. Situated in 250 acres of rolling countryside and surrounded
by farms and woodlands, the college enjoys all the benefits of space and the outdoor lifestyle, while
retaining easy access to Brighton, London, Oxford & Cambridge.
Tennis: 6 hours/week
Watersports: 6 hours/week
Excursions
Brighton, London, Oxford, Cambridge
At Ardingly, students combine learning English with
tennis, watersports and visits to exciting places.
Effective learning
Watersports
Tennis
Most classrooms are equipped with audio and
visual resources. Internet access supervised by
our staff is also available.
Students can complement their course
with 3 afternoon watersports sessions. The
magnificent Ardingly Reservoir is located within
the school campus.
The tennis option includes three afternoon
sessions each week at the College’s fantastic
tennis facilities.
Maximum class size: 15 students
All levels: Beginner to Advanced
Course materials included
End-of-course certiicate
Sailing
Kayaking
Raft building
All equipment supplied
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18 high quality tennis courts within
the campus
Structured tennis coaching by a qualiied
Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) coaches
College grounds
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Top 10
Nationalities
BRAZILIAN
2015
2
CHINESE
4
5
ITALIAN
Sports & leisure facilities
A number of comfortable houses with mainly
single and twin-bedded rooms. Single en-suite
rooms and dormitory style accommodation is
also available.
Superb facilities include a modern indoor
heated swimming pool with a resident lifeguard,
and options to suit everyone.
Common rooms with TV and DVD
and toilets
En-suite rooms for an additional fee
of £100 per week
The perfect spot for town
or countryside
Ardingly is located in West Sussex in the south
east of England. This region has been designated
‘an area of outstanding natural beauty’.
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FRENCH
RUSSIAN
8
9
KAZAKH
TAIWANESE
18 tennis courts
Indoor basketball, football, badminton
Outdoor football, volleyball
Theatre, Disco Hall & Drama Studio
Distances
km
London
60
Brighton
19
Heathrow Airport
58
Gatwick Airport
15
Luton
Heathrow
Stansted
St.Pancras
International
LONDON
Gatwick
ARDINGLY
COLLEGE
BRIGHTON
5
3
GERMAN
6
SPANISH
10
SOUTH
KOREAN
Wycliffe College
Gloucestershire
Ideally located for many of the UK’s historic attractions
including Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon and Bath.
KEY FA CTS
Dates
6 July -10 August
Course length
2 - 5 weeks
Age range
8 -17 years
Capacity
200 students
Residential
Accommodation
Courses
Tennis: 6 hours/week
Horse Riding: 6 hours/week
Other options
Family programme
Excursions
Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham,
Stroud, London, Oxford or Bristol
Indoor heated swimming pool
Tennis courts
Indoor sports centre & playing ields
Theatre & disco hall
Internet access
Group Leader common room
Students relaxing on the college lawn
Wycliffe College, located in Gloucestershire in the small town of Stonehouse which has a busy high
street with gift shops, restaurants and cafés, is an ideal location for our young learners. The school
itself was founded in 1882 and has excellent facilities for learning and activities.
Junior programmes
The college has two independent sites, each with its own accommodation, learning and catering
facilities, allowing us to split students into two groups according to age. Younger students aged
8 - 11 years share the junior school, while students aged 12 - 17 years stay at the senior school.
The schools are 10 minutes’ walk apart, and a shuttle bus is provided.
Family programmes
This programme provides the opportunity for parents and children to learn English at the same time.
Parents are taught separately in adult classes in the mornings, with their children following lessons
with other young learners. Both parents and children are accommodated on-site, in separate
residences. The parents’ residence consists of either single or twin en-suite accommodation.
Tennis
Horse riding
Wycliffe College has fantastic tennis facilities
within the school campus.
Learn new horse-riding skills or improve your
existing skills with qualified riding instructors.
Our tennis option includes 6 hours with students
having structured tennis coaching by a qualified
Tennis coach.
All equipment provided. All abilities and levels
are catered for.
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Accommodation building – classic Georgian architecture
Typical twin room
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Top 10
Nationalities
SPANISH
2015
2
CHINESE
4
Junior School accommodation
Senior School accommodation
8 – 11 years
The junior school has two comfortable boarding
houses which have been refurbished to a high
standard and offer accommodation in rooms of
3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 beds.
12 – 17 years
Boarding houses at the senior school are of
a high standard and consist of single and
twin rooms.
Spacious rooms
Adjacent bathroom, shower and
toilet facilities
Fully equipped common rooms
Historic places within easy reach
Stonehouse is located within easy reach of
Stratford-upon-Avon, Bath, Cardiff, Bristol
and Oxford, and is near a mainline train station
(just 5 minutes’ walk from the college) to
London Paddington.
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RUSSIAN
Typical multi-bedded room
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BRAZILIAN
UKRAINIAN
8
9
TURKISH
BULGARIAN
Fully equipped common rooms
and toilets
En-suite rooms for an additional fee
of £100 per week
Distances
km
London Heathrow
152
London Gatwick
211
London Stansted
246
Birmingham International
96
Birmingham
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON
Luton
Stansted
OXFORD
80
Bristol Airport
WYCLIFFE
COLLEGE
Heathrow
St.Pancras
International
LONDON
BATH
Bristol
Gatwick
7
3
ITALIAN
6
ARGENTINIAN
10
GERMAN
Cheltenham Ladies’
College Gloucestershire
Close to the Cotswolds, Stratford-upon-Avon & Bath –
ideal for studying English and exploring historic towns.
KEY FA CTS
Dates
13 July -17 August
Course length
1- 6 weeks
Age range
8 -17 years
Capacity
200 students
Accommodation
Residential or homestay
Single or twin rooms
College grounds
Courses
Golf: 6 hours/week
Horse Riding: 6 hours/week
Excursions
London, Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon,
Cardiff, Bath, Bristol
Junior summer school in a prestigious location
The programme is hosted at Cheltenham Ladies’ College, which was founded in 1853, and is
one of the best performing and most prestigious independent boarding schools in the country.
The college campus is located a short 10 minute walk from the centre of Cheltenham itself, making
it a very convenient location for our students.
Situated in the Cotswolds – an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – and famous for its architecture,
Cheltenham is one of England’s most beautiful Regency towns. The location has much to offer
from its graceful architecture and history, to stylish shops and restaurants, beautiful award-winning
gardens, and festivals of horse racing, music and literature.
Activities and excursions
Horse riding
Golf
Afternoon and evening entertainment includes
getting-to-know-you games, theatre, sports –
including volleyball – and fashion shows.
Learn new horse-riding skills or improve
your existing skills with qualified riding
instructors. Students will have the opportunity
to experience horse riding in the beautiful
Cotswold countryside. All abilities and levels
are catered for.
At our centre in Cheltenham, we work in
partnership with a local golf club where
students can enjoy 6 hours of golf instruction
each week with the club’s resident Golf Pro.
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College grounds
Residential & homestay
Brand new performing arts centre
Sports centre & playing ields
25m swimming pool
Theatre & disco hall
Internet access
Group Leader common room
At Cheltenham Ladies’ College we are able to offer both residential and homestay accommodation.
The residential option consists of a number of comfortable houses accommodating students in
mainly single and twin-bedded rooms with washbasin, adjacent bathroom, shower and toilet facilities.
All houses have common room areas with TV and video facilities where students can relax with friends.
At Cheltenham Ladies’ College, we are lucky to
have a fantastic arts centre which is the perfect
location for evening activities.
1
Top 10
Nationalities
2015
ITALIAN
2
CHINESE
3
SPANISH
The homestay option is ideal for students who wish to live in a home environment and
experience the culture first hand. Comfortable and friendly homes within easy access to college
make this an excellent alternative to our residential option with students being taken and collected each
day by their host family.
Distances
km
London Heathrow
122
London Gatwick
164
St. Pancras International
142
40
Birmingham
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON
CHELTENHAM
LADIES’
COLLEGE
Luton
Stansted
OXFORD
61
Bristol Airport
4
KAZAKH
5
FRENCH
6
Heathrow
LONDON
GERMAN
BATH
Bristol
7
RUSSIAN
8
JAPANESE
9
BULGARIAN
St.Pancras
International
10
BELARUSIAN
9
Frensham Heights
School Surrey
Within easy reach of London – an excellent location
to experience living & learning English.
KEY FA CTS
Dates
Spring: 21 March -10 April
Summer: 11 July -14 August
Course length
2 - 6 weeks
Age range
8 -17 years
Capacity
130 students
Residential
Accommodation
Courses
Creative options
Main building exterior
Improve your English in a creative environment
Set in grounds of over 100 acres of beautiful countryside and close to the old English market town
of Farnham, Frensham Heights School is a historic, independent boarding school founded in 1925.
The School has excellent facilities including an award-winning performing arts centre, a new indoor/
outdoor swimming pool, sports centre and well-equipped classrooms.
(Standard English plus)
Performing Arts: 6 hours/week
Excursions
Brighton, London, Oxford, Cambridge
Effective learning
Most classrooms are equipped with audio
and visual resources. Free internet access
supervised by our staff is also available.
Maximum class size: 15 students
All levels: Beginner to Advanced
Course materials included
End-of-course certiicate
I am really looking forward to directing another musical.
Last year we did the Lion King and it was incredible.
Maria, Drama Teacher
Facilities
Performing arts
Theatre and social room
Bright & spacious classrooms equipped
with audio and visual resources
Sports hall (basketball, football and
badminton)
Indoor heated swimming pool
Outdoor playing ields (football,
volleyball and team games)
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Combine learning English with a course of
performing arts at Frensham’s award-winning
performing arts centre.
Let our qualified performing arts instructors
introduce you to the elements of dance and
drama, culminating in a final end-of-course
theatre production!
Main building interior
At Frensham, all students are accommodated
in single and 2, 3 and 4-bedded rooms located
in three boarding houses, each house having its
own weekly laundry service.
Activities and excursions
Spacious common rooms with
TV and DVD
and toilets
Weekly laundry service
Our programme allows students to practise their
English outside the classroom. Out-of-class
activities are an essential feature of the overall
school programme.
The course package includes supervised daily
activities, as well as two excursions each week
to places such as Oxford and London.
The town of Farnham is 3 miles away, with a direct train journey to London Waterloo
in just 60 minutes and around 40 minutes from London Heathrow.
Distances
km
London
58
Brighton
60
St. Pancras International
58
London Heathrow
32
London Gatwick
45
London Stansted
95
1
Top 10
Nationalities
2015
2
SPANISH
Luton
Heathrow
FRENSHAM
HEIGHTS
SCHOOL
ITALIAN
3
PORTUGUESE
Stansted
St.Pancras
International
4
LONDON
Gatwick
BRIGHTON
11
RUSSIAN
7
GERMAN
8
UKRAINIAN
5
FRENCH
9
ZIMBABWEAN
6
TURKISH
10
DANISH
Oxford Brookes University
Oxfordshire
The UK’s no.1 student city! 40,000 students and 39
university colleges make it a unique place to study.
KEY FA CTS
Dates
26 June - 6 August
Age range
12 -17 years
Capacity
120 students
Residential
Accommodation
Single en-suite rooms
Courses
IELTS: 23 hours/week
Excursions
Oxford, London, Stratford-upon-Avon,
Windsor, Bicester Village
Historic Oxford
Oxford has a deserved worldwide reputation for the quality of its education. Oxford University
is consistently ranked in the top three in the world. The city has a renowned literary heritage.
JRR Tolkien, CS Lewis, Lewis Carroll and Philip Pullman are just a few of the famous writers to
have been based in Oxford.
Oxford Brookes University is located in Headington, a 25 minute walk or a short bus ride away
from the centre of historic Oxford. The academic facility, cafeteria and sports centre are conveniently
located on the Headington campus. The excellent facilities and the safe, secure campus makes
Oxford Brookes an ideal choice for students interested in studying in Oxford.
Sports & educational facilities
Excellent modern sports centre
which includes a large sports hall
and adjacent parks
Disco, dancing, talent shows and other
evening activities are held at the main
campus Sports Hall bar
Films are shown in the lecture theatres
John Henry Brookes
Building interior
English Plus IELTS Preparation
Effective learning
This specialist IELTS course runs four
afternoons per week and is based around a
specialist IELTS coursebook. Supplementary
material is also used, particularly from authentic
sources such as newspapers. On this course
you will study the four skills – reading, writing,
speaking and listening – as they relate to the
academic IELTS test.
Our General English programme is ideal for
students who wish to learn English and make
the most out of our afternoon and evening
social activities programme.
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Oxford Brookes University – where classic meets modern
Oxford Brookes University has recently benefited from a £150m investment programme
providing state-of-the-art teaching, library and catering facilities.
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Top 10
Nationalities
2015
ITALIAN
2
ARGENTINIAN
4
CHINESE
7
SPANISH
8
KAZAKH
5
SOUTH
KOREAN
9
JAPANESE
3
RUSSIAN
6
ROMANIAN
10
TURKISH
Modern accommodation
Our students are accommodated in standard or en-suite rooms at Clive Booth Halls, a modern
residence surrounded by parks and located a short walk away from the main campus.
Rooms are arranged in university-style flats with 5 or 6 rooms in each flat. All accommodation has
spacious common rooms and kitchen areas where students can relax with friends.
The course package includes two excursions (by coach) plus 2 trips into Oxford
(on foot) each week and supervised daily activities.
So much history to experience
Oxford is located in the heart of England and
benefits from excellent road and rail links to
London (50 mins) and the rest of the UK.
km
Distances
London Heathrow
80
London Gatwick
136
108
Bristol Airport
149
London Stansted
158
Birmingham
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON
OXFORD
BROOKES
UNIVERSITY
Heathrow
Luton
Stansted
St.Pancras
International
LONDON
BATH
Bristol
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BSC Bournemouth
Dorset
Specially designed for groups, these courses are
taught at our year-round school in Bournemouth.
School building – classic Art Deco elegance
KEY FA CTS
Dates
3 Jan -11 December
Age range
12 -16 years
Capacity
70 students
Course
Homestay
Full board, single or twin rooms
Bus pass or daily transfers
to/from accommodation
Two excursions per week
London, Jurassic Coast, Salisbury
& New Forest (sample excursions selection)
Study in Bournemouth, the UK’s happiest town!
BSC Bournemouth benefits from a stunning and unique location in the very centre of Bournemouth.
Just a 2-minute walk from the Lower Gardens and a 5-minute walk from the beach and pier, there is
no location more central to Bournemouth than this.
Extras
Supervised activities every afternoon
File, use of academic course book and
additional materials are all provided
First-day placement test &
end-of-course certificate
Bournemouth is an ideal location for young learners with its safe town centre,
welcoming families and famous 11km beach – recently voted number one in the UK!
MORNING 08.45-12.15
SUNDAY
SATURDAY
Activities, sports and arts & crafts
General English
General English
Half-day trip:
Portsmouth Gunwharf shopping
General English
General English
Full-day trip: London (packed lunch included)
Sample homestay timetable
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Dinner 18.00-19.30
FRIDAY
English testing and induction
Lunch
12.15-13.00
THURSDAY
WEDNESDAY
EvENING 19.30-22.30
New student arrivals with host families
MONDAY
TUESDAY
AFTERNOON 13.00-17.30
Evening with families.
Opportunity to take part in some
evening activities organised by the
school once or twice each week
(cinema, bowling etc.)
The New Forest
National Park
Aerial view of Bournemouth’s coast
Modern facilities
In-house café
The school is spread over an entire floor of a
landmark Art Deco building. Facilities are shared
with our year-round adult school.
The school has its own café where students
have lunch after class. We provide our students
with good healthy food and balanced menus.
On excursion days, packed lunches are
provided by the host families.
All of our hosts have been visited in their homes
by a member of our accommodation team.
They have been selected because of the
comfort of the home and the warm welcome
they will be able to give you. Most homestays
are a bus ride away. We provide a bus pass as
part of the programme.
14 spacious classrooms
Study centre
In-house café
Internet zone and free Wi-Fi
Living in a homestay gives students the chance to live in a family environment
and experience UK life first hand.
Getting there
Bournemouth benefits from excellent transport
links. The fast train link to London from
Bournemouth station means the capital can be
reached within 2 hours.
Distances
km
London
158
Southampton Airport
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Bournemouth Airport
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Students can fly to Bournemouth International
Airport or Southampton Airport which is only
45 minutes from Bournemouth. Germany,
Switzerland, France, Spain and Italy all benefit
from direct flights into Bournemouth and
Southampton.
Luton
Heathrow
Stansted
St.Pancras
International
LONDON
Gatwick
Bournemouth
BSC
BOURNEMOUTH
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BRIGHTON
Safe and secure
A varied
activity
programme
Caring staff
I am Michaela and I am
the Social Programme
Director at Ardingly
College. An essential
part of our job is to
make sure students have
a wonderful experience
during their stay.
Wide choice of sport and specialist programmes
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Effective teaching
Study abroad and make friends for life.
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English courses
with sports & activities
The choice is yours! All day, every day, our exciting
programmes cater for all tastes, interests & abilities.
PROG RA MMES IN CLUD E
English language programmes
to suit you
General English (15 hours/week)
Intensive English (23 hours per week)
General English Plus IELTS (23 hrs/week)
General English Plus Sports or Creativity
Options (21 hrs/week)
Exciting activity programme
Fully supervised activities every
afternoon and evening
Two excursions per week
1 full-day and 1 half-day excursion
Full-board accommodation
Free supervised internet access
Your study journey
From the moment your child arrives, our staff will be on hand to guide them through
an effective learning experience. Rest assured, we’ll help them make the most of their
time, and be with them every step of the way.
YOUR F IR ST DAY
AT T H E SCH OOL
On the irst day
students are given
a short English test
to determine their
level. Students are
then organised into
classes according to
their age, level and
nationality (except
closed groups).
Do a placement test
Your level assessed
Get to know your
teacher and
classmates
YOUR CL ASS
& CL ASSM AT E S
YOUR
L E SSONS
YOUR
T E A CH E R S
Our schools attract
students from a wide
range of countries,
including Italy,
Germany, Russia,
France, Spain,
Thailand, China and
Brazil amongst many
others.
Lessons are fun and
interactive with a
high level of student
involvement. As well
as using stimulating
and contemporary
materials, we employ
a variety of different
methodologies and
approaches:
Our Academic
Director leads a team
of friendly, talented
teachers. They are
qualiied to teach
English as a foreign
language and have
been selected for
their personality
and enthusiasm for
working with young
people.
Maximum class
size: 15
Multi-national
classes
Project classes
(e.g. making videos,
posters, interviewing)
Communicative
approach
Fun, interactive
lessons
All learning materials
included
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CELTA/Trinity
CertTESOL (or
equivalent) qualified
teachers
AT T H E E ND OF
T H E COURSE
Upon completion of
their course, all
our students receive
an end-of-course
certificate.
Effective Teaching Classes are always small with a maximum of 15 students.
This enables our teachers to focus on individual aims and interests.
MORNING 09.00-12.30
General English
Intensive English,
sports options OR activities
General English
Intensive English,
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
General English
Half-day trip: Brighton
General English
Intensive English,
General English
Intensive English OR free time
Full-day trip: Oxford – sightseeing and museum visit
Sample residential timetable
Demet, Turkey
I liked Ardingly College very much, I’ve
been to England three times but this one
is really different. The staff, teachers,
activities, lessons are great fun.
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Welcome disco
Dinner 18.00-19.00
MONDAY
Lunch
12.30-13.30
New student arrivals, departures and activities at the college
SUNDAY
EvENING 19.30-21.30
Fashion show
Barbecue and games
Treasure hunt
International evening
Barbecue and games
General English & exam courses
Our English programmes are ideal for students who wish both to learn English and
make the most of afternoon and evening social activities programmes.
General English 15 hours/week
Intensive English 23 hours/week
09:00 - 12:30
General English lessons: 5 days/week.
We work with a specific short course syllabus,
concentrating on the four main skills – speaking,
listening, reading and writing. We aim to
improve students’ confidence in the English
language as quickly as possible. We also work
on other key areas to help develop students’
fluency and accuracy – pronunciation,
grammar, vocabulary and idioms.
09:00 - 12:30
In the morning this course follows the same
pattern as the General English course.
09:00 - 12:30
In the morning this course follows the same
pattern as the General English course.
14:00 - 16:00
8 additional lessons on 4 afternoons per week
where students focus on speaking and listening,
with the emphasis being on oral communication.
14:00 - 16:00
4 afternoons of IELTS preparation/week.
This course focuses on developing reading,
writing, speaking and listening skills, and
includes a range of topics which are relevant
to the IELTS test.
Available at: all centres
Course level: Beginner to Advanced
Class size: 15 (maximum)
Available at: Cheltenham Ladies’ College,
Ardingly College, Wycliffe College,
Frensham Heights School
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Available at: Oxford Brookes University
Course level: Intermediate to Advanced
English plus performing arts
& sports
Our specialist Creativity programmes are both useful and fun. Our students push their
English to the limit and become part of something incredibly special.
General English Plus
Performing Arts
6 hours of Performing Arts/week
09:00 - 12:30 General English lessons: 5 days/wk
14:00 - 16:00 Performing arts 2 hrs,
3 afternoons/wk
This is an ideal course for students who love
all things theatrical – drama, music and dance.
The course is led by a team of qualified and
enthusiastic instructors, who make sure the
lessons are fun and interactive.
Frensham Heights School is the perfect setting
and has the ideal facilities to ensure your child
enjoys this memorable programme.
Available in: Frensham Heights School
Class size:
General English: 15,
Performing Arts: 10 (avg)
General English Plus Watersports
6 hours of watersports per week
14:00 - 16:00 Watersports 2 hrs, 3 afternoons/wk
The magnificent Ardingly Reservoir is located
within the school campus. Our watersports
option includes tuition by experienced instructors.
The school is regularly inspected for standards
of instruction, facilities, equipment and staffing.
Available in: Ardingly College
Class size:
General English: 15, Watersports: 10 (avg)
Options include:
Sailing, kayaking & raft building
Santiago, Watersports Instructor
We’re so lucky to have access to the reservoir, and the students
have great fun on the water. What’s more it’s the perfect way for
them to practise their English in a really natural way – perfect.
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General English Plus Horse Riding
6 hours of horse riding per week
14:00 - 16:00 Riding lessons 2 hrs, 3 afternoons/wk
Learn basic horse-riding skills or improve your
existing skills with qualified riding instructors.
Each two hour session includes both
development of a range of riding skills as well
as stable management at local riding schools.
Available in:
Wycliffe College,
Cheltenham Ladies’ College
Course level:
Beginner to Advanced
Class size:
General English: 15,
horse riding: 10 (avg)
The horse riding was deinitely my favourite part of the
programme. We had such a great time .
Janna, Student
General English Plus Tennis
6 hours of tennis per week
14:00 - 16:00 Tennis 2 hrs, 3 afternoons/wk
All centres have fantastic tennis facilities within
their school campuses. Our tennis option
includes three afternoon sessions each
week with students having structured tennis
coaching by qualified Lawn Tennis Association
(LTA) instructors.
Available in: Ardingly College and
Wycliffe College
Class size:
General English: 15, tennis: 10 (avg)
General English Plus Golf
6 hours of golf per week
14:00 - 16:00 Golf lessons 2 hrs, 3 afternoons/wk
We work in partnership with the local golf club
where students can enjoy three afternoon
sessions of golf instruction each week with the
club’s own qualified instructors.
Available in:
Course level:
Beginner to Advanced
Class size:
General English: 15, golf: 10 (avg)
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Family programmes at Wycliffe
We offer parents with children aged 8 -17 years the opportunity to attend the college
together and to learn English at the same time in July and August.
PROGRA MMES IN CLUD E
English language programmes
to suit you
Residential programme: full board,
twin room en-suite (parents) and
standard or en-suite room (children)
Non-residential: lunch at the College
five days a week
Action-packed weekly activity
programme: fully supervised activities
every afternoon and evening (children)
Learning materials: file, use of academic
course book and additional materials
are all provided
First day placement test
End-of-course certificate
Daily routine
Residential accommodation
Parents are taught separately in adult classes in the mornings while
their children follow lessons with other young learners. In the afternoons
and evenings, we recommend that children take part in the fully
supervised programme of activities at the school.
Wycliffe College benefits from several high-standard boarding houses,
all of them within the college grounds. Parents are accommodated
in en-suite twin rooms in an independent house with well-equipped
common rooms and kitchen while their children are lodged in a separate
boarding house with other young learners having a full residential
programme with us.
Meanwhile, parents have the opportunity to explore the local area, an
area of outstanding natural beauty, and having many of the UK’s most
visited destinations close by. The vibrant towns and cities of Bath,
Cheltenham and Cirencester are all within easy reach and offer great
destinations for an afternoon visit.
All meals are included for both parents and children and are taken in
the school dining room except on excursion days when packed lunches
are provided.
Activities
Non-residential accommodation
As part of the full residential programme, children can take part in all our
fully supervised activities and excursions. These are optional activities
and parents can choose to spend time with their children visiting the
local area instead.
Alternatively, families can choose to be accommodated
together in self-catering holiday homes, hotels or bed & breakfast
accommodation. Further details can be provided on request. Lunch is
provided at the college after the lessons for both parents and children
five days a week.
We can also offer parents and children (following the non-residential
programme) the opportunity to join us on our half and full-day
excursions each week (London, Bath, Cardiff, Stratford-upon-Avon etc).
Excursions can be booked at the school for a small charge, e.g. £30-£50.
MORNING 09.00-12.30
WEDNESDAY
SUNDAY
General English
General English
Half-day trip to Stroud (£10)
OR free time
Full-day trip to Oxford sightseeing (£45) OR free time
General English
TUESDAY
General English
Lunch
12.30-13.30
MONDAY
Free time
Dinner 18.00-19.00
SATURDAY
General English
Lunch
12.30-13.30
FRIDAY
EvENING 19.30-21.30
New family arrivals and activities at the college
THURSDAY
Barbeque
Free time
Barbeque
Free time
Free time
Sample Residential Family Programme, parents
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An exciting day of
fun & learning
Get a taste of what’s on at our residential centres –
where you can go, what you can do, when you can
do it. No two days are the same.
Relax – your children are in safe hands and having a great time too
Whether at school or outside school, our experienced, conscientious staff look after your children,
every step of the way.
Across our schools during 2015, our average minimum staff:student ratio was 1:7, although
sometimes this was as low as 1:4.
T H E DAY
B E GINS
B R E A K FAST
L E SSONS
LUNCH
ROL L
CA L L
07.30
08.00
09.00
12.30
13.25
Rise and shine –
it’s going to be
a great day.
Start the day with
a good, plentiful
breakfast including:
cereal, fruit, yogurt,
toast, juice, milk,
hot chocolate or tea.
Lessons are fun
and interactive. The
maximum class size is
15, which enables our
teachers to focus on
your learning needs
and ensure a high
level of participation.
We provide healthy,
tasty and nutritious
food to make sure
our students follow
a balanced diet
during their stay.
Checking
everyone’s
happy and
present
A varied, healthy menu
Tailor-made classroom materials
It’s not always easy being a long way from
home. Our staff have lots of experience working
and living abroad, so we completely understand
how your children may feel while they’re here.
Our collection of tailor-made teaching materials
is growing all the time.
Nothing’s more important than your child’s
happiness, and part of this is making sure
there’s an excellent variety of international food
to choose from.
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In all our schools, we have a wide range of
bespoke classroom materials which give
good studying advice, help students with their
pronunciation, and make learning more fun.
OPTION
1
Sports and
creative options
Add something extra to
your programme by taking
golf
tennis
tennis
watersports
performing arts
lessons with professional
coach and trainers.
Activities at school
Our centres have excellent
sports & leisure facilities,
swimming
team games
arts and crafts
dancing
theatre
OPTION
2
A F T E R NOON
OP T IONS
T IM E F OR
DINNE R
ROL L
CA L L
E v E NING
A CT IvIT IE S
B E D T IM E ,
L IG H TS OUT
14.00
18.00
19.25
19.30
22.30
There are three
afternoon options.
After such a busy
afternoon, our
students can’t
wait for a delicious
dinner at the centre.
One of the most exciting
parts of the programme.
Disco nights, treasure
hunts or talent shows
are a great opportunity
to make friends and
keep improving
your English.
After another
incredible day, it’s
time to recharge
your batteries.
Sleep tight.
OPTION
Checking
everyone’s
happy and
present.
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Intensive English
Create lifelong memories
Ideal for students who wish
to improve their speaking and
listening further.
When you travel abroad to a language
school, you transform your life.
Not only does your English improve, but you
also make new friends from lots of other
cultures, experience things you could never
find anywhere else, and create memories
you’ll cherish for the rest of your life.
IELTS preparation
Perfect for students who
want to study the four IELTS
skills – reading, writing,
speaking and listening – as
they relate to the academic
IELTS test, as well as specific
task types necessary to do
well in the test.
It’s simply magical.
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Activities & excursions: so
much choice, so much fun
Structured, supervised activities and excursions ensure
students enjoy time inside and outside the classroom.
Katerina, Germany
I really love the team sports we play
at Ardingly. It’s great fun to play
Dodgeball with my friends and the
Activities Leaders.
OUT-OF - CL AS S A CTIv ITIES
Indoor sports
Swimming, basketball, football, squash
and badminton
Outdoor sports
Football, volleyball and team games
Arts and crafts
Drama and music
Treasure hunts
Disco & BBQ night
‘Getting to know you‘ activities
Quiz night
Talent shows
Our action-packed programme allows students to practise
their English outside the classroom! Out-of-class activities
are an essential feature of the programme.
Have fun in a secure and safe
environment
We have a full-time Activities Manager and
a full-time Excursions Manager, who are
responsible for the social and excursion
programmes and for organising afternoon
and evening activities and excursions.
Homestay students spend most evenings
with their host families.
Continuous learning experience
Some of our morning English lessons are
designed to prepare for upcoming excursions.
Students are taught essential language and
given the background to landmarks so they
can make the most of their day out.
The various attractions that the students
visit are researched and used to stimulate
discussion and learning. However, learning
does not just take place in the classroom.
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Students are given tasks to carry out on
their trip, such as a quiz, a worksheet or a
questionnaire. In this way, BSC excursions are
not just ‘a day out’ but instead a continuation
of the learning programme.
Making friends for life
During the afternoons, students are offered a
variety of practical group-based activities such
as indoor and outdoor sports, arts & crafts and
drama & music. The evenings offer a range
of quiz nights, discos, talent shows and other
team-based activities.
This provides the perfect opportunity for your
child to meet people from different cultures,
and practise their English in a natural, social
environment, helping to create lifelong
memories and make lifelong friends.
A full-day trip to Oxford
A packed excursion programme
An essential part of our learning experience. Trips include visiting world-renowned
cities, shopping trips to local towns and ‘pure fun’ trips to theme parks.
LONDON
The UK’s irresistible,
cosmopolitan capital
T H E M E PA R KS
Nothing beats discovering
exciting summertime places
OX F OR D
World famous, ancient
university city
ST R AT F OR DUP ON-AvON
The birthplace of
William Shakespeare
B R IG H TON
Exciting, cool,
trendy
Typical excursions
London
Stratford-upon-Avon
Brighton
Oxford
Arrive & begin
morning activity
Breakfast
08.00
09.00
Leave by coach
11.00
Arrive at
accommodation
Afternoon activity
12.00
13.00
Packed lunch
15.30
Return by coach
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17.30
18.00
Evening meal
at the school
Speak English
with friends
Outside
class
Practise
everything
you do in class
Make a
vocabulary book
Write in
English
Activities
&
Excursions
Speak English
with classmates
It’s a
Continuous
Learning
Experience
Talk to the
Activities Leaders
and Teachers
Use English
whenever possible
Participate
Arrive
on time
In
class
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Pay
attention
In
class
Ask
questions
Write everything
in your notebook
Outside
class
Use English
as much as
possible
Use an
English-English
dictionary
Watch films
and television
in English
Listen to
information from
Activities Leaders
We encourage real-life English
Our structured, supervised activities
give students the opportunity
to practise their English at all times.
Ask questions
about the places
you visit
In
class
Outside
class
Activities
&
Excursions
Activities
&
Excursions
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Work hard in the
classroom every day
Use the language
you learn in class
Use as much English
as possible
Student welfare: putting
your children irst
Students’ safety and comfort are our no.1 priority.
Residential students are looked after 24 hours a day.
Our staff are residential during the courses, ensuring our students have a safe, happy
and enjoyable stay. In addition, we have qualified first-aiders or a nurse on-site.
Buddy system
At our residential centres, each staff member is directly responsible for the welfare and happiness of
their buddy group. They check that group-led students and especially individual students are eating
properly, looking after personal hygiene, keeping their rooms tidy, and accounting for them at roll
call and during fire alarms.
Close supervision
Students do not have a key to their rooms. However, all valuables (passports, tickets, money etc.)
are given to the Centre Manager who will lock them in a safe. We also suggest students bring a
small padlock.
SAMPLE RESIDENTIAL MENU
Breakfast
07:30 – 08:30
Breakfast alternates between English
and continental breakfast. There is
always cereal, fruit, yogurts, bread/
toast, juice, milk, tea and coffee.
Lunch
12:30 – 13:30
Starter: soup or salad
The main course includes a choice of
2 hot dishes and a vegetarian option,
with a salad bar and bread
Dessert: fruit, ice cream, puddings
and yogurts
Dinner
18:00 – 19:00
Starter: soup or salad
The main course includes a choice of
2 hot dishes and a vegetarian option,
with a salad bar and bread
Dessert: fruit, ice cream, puddings
and yogurts
A tasty and varied menu
The catering facilities at our residential junior centres are of a high quality. We provide our students
with good healthy food and well-balanced menus. All meals (self-service) are taken in the school
dining room except on excursion days when packed lunches are provided. For those with dietary
restrictions an alternative menu can be arranged.
We meet daily with the catering manager to discuss
menu changes and feedback from students.
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FAQs
Need to ask us something? No problem.
Here are most of the answers.
How long can I come for?
The minimum booking is for one week at Easter
and two weeks in the summer. However, we
would encourage a 3 or 4 week stay to get the
most out of your experience abroad.
What if I don’t speak any English?
This is fine, from the moment you reach the airport
until you go home, we will be on hand to ensure
you have a safe, enjoyable, worthwhile stay and
hopefully improve your English for you too.
You will find that your English improves quickly
once you are with us, having the opportunity to
practise your English every day.
Can I share a room with my friend?
In many cases this can be arranged when
you book the course with us. Please put any
requirements on your booking and we will
do our best to meet your needs. Check with
individual centres for exact configuration of
beds in rooms.
What type of rooms do you offer?
At our residential centres we offer single,
twin-bedded & larger rooms, all of them
with adjacent bathrooms, showers and toilet
facilities. At Oxford Brookes University and
University of Brighton, all rooms are en-suite.
In addition, at Ardingly College and Wycliffe
College, we can also organise en-suite rooms
for an extra fee.
Some students enjoy the privacy of a single
room while others prefer the communal
experience of sharing a dormitory with students
of different nationalities. It depends on students’
past experiences, their personalities and their
parents’ wishes.
Generally dormitory rooms are more appropriate
for younger learners (8 -12 years) and single,
double and triple rooms for slightly older
students (13+ years). BSC will endeavour
wherever possible to allocate rooms according
to students’ preferences and we ask that
specific accommodation requests be made at
the time of booking to ensure that rooms are
allocated effectively.
BSC cannot guarantee specific room requests,
however. It is advisable to book early to ensure
that the accommodation type matches your
preferences as closely as possible.
If I am inding the English
lessons too dificult, can I
change my learning level?
Yes, you can. Your teacher will monitor your
progress carefully and can move you to a different
learning level at any time that is right for you.
If I choose the homestay option,
how can I get to the school?
In Bournemouth hosts are 20-30 minutes from
the school by bus. Students travel to the school
by public transport. A bus pass is included in
the course fees.
At Cheltenham Ladies’ College, children are
escorted to and from the College by their
host families.
How much pocket money
should I bring with me?
This is really up to you. However, we
recommend no more than £100 per week as all
drinks and meals are already included. It should
be enough to pay for extras such as optional
excursions or gifts.
Is there a place I can keep my
valuables safe at the school?
What if I don’t feel well?
We have good links with the local doctor and
hospitals should you need to visit them.
Students who have any medication should
bring this with them in correctly labelled
packaging which clearly states doses and times
of administration.
The only types of medication the students
should carry themselves are these:
Epipens for severe allergies
Insulin pens
‘Reliever’ inhalers
What items should I bring
with me?
When you go abroad, it’s often difficult to know
exactly how much to pack. It’s definitely a good
idea to include these items:
Casual clothes for everyday wear
Warm sweaters
Something to wear at a party
Waterproof walking shoes
A warm coat/jacket
(preferably waterproof)
Trainers
Toiletries
Yes, there is a safe where the Centre Manager
can keep your pocket money, passport,
flight ticket and all other valuables for
you during your stay.
Is there internet access at
the school?
Yes, there is the opportunity to use the internet
at the school, supervised by our staff.
What if I get hungry – is there
a shop where I can buy food
and drinks?
Yes, there is a shop where you can buy drinks
and snacks every day should you wish. The
shop also sells toothbrushes, phone cards,
power socket adapters – just in case you forget
to bring something!
Can’t ind the answer you need?
We know you have lots of questions and we hope we’ve answered everything you
need to ask. However, if the answer to your question isn’t here, please contact us at:
e: [email protected]
31
Head Ofice
2nd Floor,
37 Duke Street
London, W1U 1LN
United Kingdom
t: +44 (0)20 7487 9030
ADULTS
JUNIORS
TEACHER TRAINING
ONLINE
www.british-study/juniors.com
group of colleges
Fees &
Dates
2016
Mini-stay, Spring & Summer
courses for students aged 8-17
Spring & Summer junior courses for young learners aged 8 -17
Combine learning English with sports, activities and visits to exciting places
Ardingly College West Sussex
Residential 8 -17 years
Summer 3 July -13 August 2016
Courses
Code
Residential £/week
Hours/week
Standard
En-suite
Standard General English
J15
15
£815
£915
Intensive General English
J23
23
£885
£985
English Plus Tennis
J21T
15 hrs General English + 6 hrs tennis (3 afternoons)
£915
£1,015
English Plus Watersports
J21W
15 hrs General English + 6 hrs watersports (3 afternoons)
£915
£1,015
Start
dates
3 Jul
17 Jul
24 Jul
7 Aug
Arrivals & departures on Sunday except the inal weekend when departures will be on Saturday 13 August (Summer).
All arrivals between 10:00 & 16:00.
Wycliffe College Gloucestershire
Residential & Family Programmes
Junior School 8 -11 years & Senior School 12 -17 years
Code
Hours/week
Standard
£/week
Single & twin en-suite
rooms £/week
J15
15
£690
£790
J23
23
£745
£845
English Plus Tennis
J21T
£805
£905
English Plus Horse Riding
J21H
15 hrs General English + 6 hrs horse riding (3 afternoons)
£865
£965
Courses
Start
dates
6 Jul
20 Jul
27 Jul
3 Aug
Arrivals & departures on Wednesday. All arrivals between 10:00 & 16:00.
Cheltenham Ladies’ College Gloucestershire
Residential 8 -17 years or Homestay 12 -17 years
Code
Hours/week
Residential £/week
Standard
Homestay
£/week
J15
15
£740
£640
J23
23
£795
£695
J21H
£915
£815
English Plus Golf
J21G
15 hrs General English + 6 hrs golf (3 afternoons)
£915
£815
Courses
Start
dates
13 Jul
27 Jul
3 Aug
10 Aug
Frensham Heights School Surrey
Spring 21 March -10 April 2016
Code
Hours/week
Residential £/week
Standard
J15
15
£740
J23
23
£795
J21PA
15 hrs General English + 6 hrs Performing Arts (3 afternoons)
£915
Courses
English Plus Performing Arts
Start dates
Spring
Summer
21 Mar
28 Mar
4 Apr
11 Jul
25 Jul
1 Aug
8 Aug
Arrivals & departures on Monday except the inal weekend when departures will be on Sunday 10 April (spring), and Sunday 14 August (summer).
All arrivals between 10:00 & 16:00.
Oxford Brookes University Oxfordshire
Summer 26 June - 6 August 2016
Courses
Code
Hours/week
Residential £/week
En-suite
Start
dates
J15
15
£815
J23A
23
£915
26 Jun
10 Jul
24 Jul
31 Jul
Arrivals & departures on Sunday except the inal weekend when departures will be on Saturday 6 August. All arrivals between 10:00 & 16:00.
Summer family programmes
Combine high-quality academic study with a flexible programme designed for families
Residential, Parents & children 8 -17 years
Courses
Parent Residential Child Residential £/week
£/week En-suite
Standard
En-suite
Code
Hours/week
J15
15
£840
£690
£790
J23
23
£895
£745
£845
English Plus Tennis
J21T
-
£805
£905
J21H
-
£865
£965
Start
dates
6 Jul
20 Jul
27 Jul
3 Aug
Non-residential, Parents & children 8 -17 years
Courses
Code
Hours/week
Parent £/week
Child £/week
J15
15
£350
£350
J23
23
£400
£400
English Plus Tennis
J21T
-
£500
J21H
-
£500
Start
dates
6 Jul
20 Jul
27 Jul
3 Aug
Course information
All the detail you need, right here at your fingertips
Good to know
Junior course fees include:
Family programme fees include:
Registration fee: £50
English language programme of your choice
English language programme of your choice
Minimum stay: 2 weeks in summer,
1 week in spring
Accommodation option of your choice:
full board residential or full board homestay
Class size: 15 students maximum
Action-packed weekly activity programme:
fully supervised activities every afternoon
and evening
Residential programme: full board, twin
en-suite room (parents) standard or en-suite
(children) accommodation
Group lesson duration: 60 mins
Course levels, General English:
False Beginner to Advanced
2 excursions per week (minimum)
Learning materials: file, use of academic course
book and additional materials are all provided
End of course certificate
Free internet access supervised by our staff
General English plus sports and
additional programmes include:
6 hours coaching per week of one of
the following: tennis, watersports, golf,
horse riding or performing arts
Use of facilities and equipment
Non-residential: lunch at the College
Action-packed weekly activity programme:
fully supervised activities every afternoon and
evening (children)
2 excursions per week
(residential programme, children)
Teenage mini-stay programmes for students aged 12-16
Specially designed for groups at our year-round school in Bournemouth
British Study Centres Bournemouth Dorset
Homestay
12-16 years
Courses
Code
Hours/week
J15
15
Homestay £/week
Arrival dates (every Sunday)
£450
3 Jan to 13 Mar, 10 Apr to 19 Jun & 28 Aug to 11 Dec 2016
£565
20 March to 3 April & 26 June to 21 August
Arrivals and departures on Sunday. All arrivals between 10:00 & 16:00. Group prices available on demand. Trinity Graded Examinations in Spoken English (GESE) are
available on request and can be taken on the inal day of the course. Exam fee is not included in the course price (£60 approx).
Teenage mini-stay programme
fees include:
Course information
Registration fee: £50
Course length: 1, 2 or 3 weeks
English language programme
Class size: 15 students maximum
Full board, twin room homestay
accommodation
Group lesson duration: 60 mins
Supplements:
Daily transfers to/from accommodation
£70/week
Bus pass
Course levels, groups:
False Beginner to Advanced
Single room £20 per week
Activity programme: fully supervised activities
every afternoon
Course levels, individuals:
Pre-intermediate to Advanced
2 excursions per week: 1 full day & 1 half day
First-day placement test
Airport transfers ‘Meet & Greet’ service
Return transfers per person
Price per student
London
Heathrow
London
Gatwick
London
Stansted
London
Luton
St.Pancras
International
Birmingham
International
Bristol
Airport
Bournemouth
Airport
Ardingly College
£215
£195
£285
£285
£255
-
-
-
Wycliffe College
£225
£295
£300
£300
£300
£195
£175
-
£225
£295
£300
£300
£300
£195
£175
-
£200
£280
£300
£280
£280
-
-
-
£200
£280
£300
£280
£280
-
-
-
British Study Centres Bournemouth
£255
£285
£255
£255
£305
-
-
£85
At the airports, all BSC staff wear a uniform and
carry large BSC signs. With arrival at an airport
before 06:00 or after 21:00 and with departure
from the college before 06:00 or after 21:00, an
extra charge of £50 will apply for a return journey.
Exact flight information must be provided at
least 20 days prior to your arrival. Transfer fees
will not be refunded if you fail to inform the
school of any changes in your itinerary or if you
miss your connections.
At busy times students may be grouped
together. When several students arrive at the
same time we also use larger vehicles, always
with a British Study Centres member of staff
being present upon arrival and departure.
Unaccompanied Minors: for students
travelling as an unaccompanied minor (UM)
with airlines, there will be a charge of £50. This
will ensure there is a named person to meet
and greet and sign for UM students.
Making a booking
Any questions?
Insurance
You can book your course online at
www.british-study.com/booking
request an application form by email or
download one from our website at
www.british-study.com/juniors/
downloads.php
For details of any courses, you can either
contact your local agent or our registration
team in the UK using the details below.
Before arrival, it is mandatory that students take
You can choose to pay by credit card,
cheque, bank transfer or PayPal.
t: +44 (0)20 7487 9030
f: +44 (0)20 7487 9051
Upon departure all UMs will be handed to the
relevant airline staff after check in and in most
cases, the BSC named person will wait with
the student until airline staff takes him/her to
the aircraft.
out insurance for their own financial and
personal security. You can take out your own
insurance or an insurance policy offered by one
of our recommended providers.
For further information please visit our website:
www.british-study.com/juniors/fees php#insurance
Please note that full payment must be received
before departure for insurance to be valid.
Our UK centres
at a glance
Birmingham
CHELTENHAM
LADIES’
COLLEGE
WYCLIFFE
COLLEGE
Bristol
Luton
OXFORD
BROOKES
UNIVERSITY
Heathrow
FRENSHAM
HEIGHTS
SCHOOL
Gatwick
Stansted
St.Pancras
International
LONDON
ARDINGLY
COLLEGE
Bournemouth
BSC
BOURNEMOUTH
Dates
Age
Range
Ardingly College
3 Jul -13 Aug
Wycliffe College
IELTS
Preparation
Performing
Arts
8 -17
-
-
6 Jul -10 Aug
8 -17
-
-
13 Jul -17 Aug
8 -17
-
-
21 Mar -10 Apr
11 Jul -14 Aug
8 -17
-
26 Jun -6 Aug
12 -17
-
Year-round
12 -16
-
BSC Bournemouth
General
English
Intensive
English
-
Tennis
Horse
Riding
Golf
-
-
-
Watersports
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Head Ofice
2nd Floor,
37 Duke Street
London, W1U 1LN
United Kingdom
t: +44 (0)207 487 9030
ADULTS
JUnIOrS
TEACHEr TrAInInG
OnLInE
www.british-study.com
Conditions of enrolment
Acceptance conditions
Health & safety
All fees must be paid in full at the time of booking.
All bank and PayPal charges must be paid by the
students. If payment in full has not been received,
you will not be allowed to start your course.
We accept students on the assumption that they
are of sound health. It is mandatory that students
have accident and health insurance. Students are
responsible for any medical expenses incurred.
When the total amount has been paid, British Study
Centres will send a confirmation of booking, invoice
and payment receipt together with an information
pack relating to the course. The pack will contain vital
information concerning what to bring, airport transfer
details and pocket money information.
Injury/loss
We operate a rigorous Health & Safety policy. Staff
undergo a period of training and orientation prior
to students arriving at each centre. All the relevant
student : teacher ratios are adhered to as set out by
the Children’s Act and relevant governing bodies of
language travel courses such as English UK.
Travel
All student arrival & departure details must be
communicated to us no later than 20 days before the
start of the course. Any changes after this time, will
incur an admin charge of £15.
Transfer fees will not be refunded if you fail to inform
the school of any changes in your itinerary or if you
Participants will be invoiced for any additional costs
incurred to a prolonged length of stay.
Amendment charges
An administration fee of £25 will apply for students
wishing to change their course in any way.
Cancellation
If a booking is cancelled, we must be notified in
writing. All cancellations will be acknowledged in
writing and incur the following charges:
30 days before course begins – 50% of total fees
14 days before course begins – 100% of total fee
Once the course commences, no refunds are given
We do not accept responsibility for personal injury
or for loss or damage to personal property unless it
is due to the negligence of BSC or its employees.
Any valuables should be left at home.
Behaviour
The admission of a student is conditional on
acceptance of these Terms & Conditions and of the
rules published by our venue. While every effort will
be made to contact parents or guardians regarding
serious breaches of centre rules, the Course Director
may at his/her discretion impose sanctions, including
suspension or expulsion. We reserve the right to
dismiss any student whose standard of conduct is
unsatisfactory at the discretion of the Course Director.
There will be no refund of fees in cases of expulsion.
Damage
All students are liable for loss or damage for which
they are responsible and will have to pay the full cost of
replacement. Therefore, we shall take a deposit of £30
returnable at the end of the course provided there has
been no damage to centre property.
Promotional photography
Sometimes BSC or our representatives take
photographs and videos during our courses or social
activities which may be used for promotional purposes.
Please advise at the time of booking if you do not wish
to appear in any promotional material.
group of colleges
Medical
Each centre has a fully-qualified first aider on site.
In addition all centres have excellent links with local
accident & emergency facilities.
Food
Our centres provide tasty nutritious meals with a
choice of hot or cold food. All dietary requirements
are also catered for at each centre.
Disclaimer
All information provided by BSC is the responsibility of
British Study Centres School of English. The details
are published in good faith as of September 2015.
We reserve the right to alter any particulars such as
fees at the discretion of the company. We reserve
the right to cancel any course or close any centre for
whatever reason. Should this be necessary, we shall
offer either a full refund or an alternative course for
the same value.
Force majeure
In the event of ‘force majeure’ such as fire, flooding,
infectious diseases and other events outside the
company’s reasonable control which may cause the
closure of the school, no refund of fees will be made
to students, except at the school’s discretion in
exceptional circumstances.
Application Form
Junior Courses
Student
Title:
Mr
Bitte senden Sie Ihr Anmeldeformular an:
[email protected] oder Fax: +49 (0)881 927 96 561
Edulingo Sprachreisen Lydia Kreyer, Admiral-Hipper-Str. 21, 82362 Weilheim
First name: *
Ms
Nationality:
Family name: *
Date of birth (DD/MM/YYYY):
Passport number:
Date of issue:
Expiry date:
Place of issue:
How did you hear about British Study Centres?
* Please provide first and family names as they appear on the passport.
Family Member
Title:
Mr
Ms
First name:
Family name:
Telephone (work):
Telephone (mobile):
Relationship to student:
Address:
Telephone (main):
Email (main):
Email (work):
Emergency Contact #1
Title:
Mr
Ms
First name:
Family name:
Telephone (work):
Telephone (mobile):
Address:
Telephone (main):
Email (main):
Email (work):
Emergency Contact #2
Title:
Mr
Ms
First name:
Family name:
Telephone (work):
Telephone (mobile):
Address:
Telephone (main):
Email (main):
Email (work):
Medical Details
Vaccination
Date (DD/MM/YYYY)
Condition
No/Yes
Additional information
Diphtheria
Asthma
No
Yes
Tetanus
Eczema/skin
No
Yes
Polio
Hay fever
No
Yes
Measles
Bone or joint
No
Yes
Mumps
Convulsions/epilepsy
No
Yes
Rubella
Migraine/headaches
No
Yes
Hepatitis A
Heart condition
No
Yes
Hepatitis B
Diabetes
No
Yes
Hepatitis C
Allergies
No
Yes
Meningitis
Other
Updated: 20/08/2015
Special Requests
Special food requests:
No
Yes (please provide details)
Special religious requests:
No
Disabilities
If you have a disability, medical condition or specific learning difficulty that might affect your studies, it is important that you tell us prior to arrival.
Do you have a disability?
No
Can you suggest ways in which we can help?
Course Details
Level of English:
Beginner
Elementary
Pre-Intermediate
Intermediate
Course start date (DD/MM/YYYY):
Ardingly College
Upper-Intermediate
Course duration (weeks):
Wycliffe College
English Plus Tennis
English Plus Watersports
English Plus Tennis
Accommodation
English Plus Golf
Accommodation
Standard
En-Suite
Accommodation
Standard
En-Suite
Residential
Homestay
English Plus Performing Arts
Advanced
BSC Bournemouth
Mini-Stay Programme
Accommodation
Accommodation
En-Suite
Standard
Arrival & Departure
Do you require a transfer from the airport when you arrive?
Flight number:
From (airport code):
No
Yes (please provide details below)
To (airport code):
Will it be arranged with the airline that the student travels as an unaccompanied minor? *
Do you require a transfer to the airport at the end of your course?
Flight number:
From (airport code):
No
Date:
No
Time:
Yes
Yes (please provide details below)
To (airport code):
Will it be arranged with the airline that the student travels as an unaccompanied minor? *
Date:
No
Time:
Yes
* For students travelling as an unaccompanied minor (UM) with airlines, there will be a charge of £50 for a return journey. This will ensure there is a
named person to meet and greet and sign for UM students. Upon departure all UMs will be handed to the relevant airline staff after check in and, in
most cases, the BSC named person will wait with the student until airline staff takes him/her to the aircraft.
Parent / Guardian Declaration
If you do not agree with one or more of the conditions below, please inform us in writing at least 2 weeks before the start of the course.
My child may if necessary receive emergency medical or dental treatment if a specialist should deem this necessary.
My child may participate in all aspects of the course including swimming and other activities.
I give permission for my child to attend the organised excursion programme.
I give permission for my child to appear in photographs of students attending junior vacation courses. I understand that these photographs may be used in
brochures or other publicity materials.
All booking details are correct. I have read and accept the Booking Conditions below.
Signature of parent / guardian:
Date (DD/MM/YYYY):
CREDIT CARD PAYMENT FORM
BRITISH STUDY CENTRES
Student Name
College
Card Type
Card Number
Cardholder Name
Expiry Date
Security Code
Amount, £
Telephone
Number
Completed By
Signature
Date
Bitte senden Sie Ihr Anmeldeformular an:
[email protected] oder Fax: +49 (0)881 927 96 561
Edulingo Sprachreisen Lydia Kreyer, Admiral-Hipper-Str. 21, 82362 Weilheim
Payment
Credit Card
Bank Transfer
Our account details for bank transfers are as follows:
Bank of Scotland, 300 Lawnmarket, Royal Mile, Edinburgh EH1 2PH
Sort Code: 12-12-68, Account No. 00170940
IBAN GB10 BOFS 1212 6800 1709 40, SWIFT BIC BOFSGB21248
NB: If you are paying by bank transfer, you must cover the bank charges and
give the student’s name as a reference. Please send a copy of the bank transfer
receipt along with this form.
Booking Conditions
Conditions of enrolment: All fees must be paid in
full at the time of booking. All bank and PayPal
charges must be paid by the students. If payment in
full has not been received, you will not be allowed to
start your course.
Acceptance conditions: We accept students on
the assumption that they are of sound health. It is
mandatory that students have accident and health
insurance. Students are responsible for any medical
expenses incurred.
When the total amount has been paid, British Study
Centres will send a confirmation of booking, invoice
and payment receipt together with an information
pack relating to the course. The pack will contain
vital information concerning what to bring, airport
transfer details and pocket money information.
Injury/loss: We do not accept responsibility for
personal injury or for loss or damage to personal
property unless it is due to the negligence of BSC or
its employees. Any valuables should be left at home.
Travel: All student arrival & departure details must
be communicated to us no later than 20 days before
the start of the course. Any changes after this time,
will incur an admin charge of £15.
Transfer fees will not be refunded if you fail to inform
the school of any changes in your itinerary or if you
Participants will be invoiced for any additional costs
incurred to a prolonged length of stay.
Amendment charges: An administration fee of £25
will apply for students wishing to change their course
in any way.
Cancellation: If a booking is cancelled, we must be
notified in writing. All cancellations will be
acknowledged in writing and incur the following
charges:
- 30 days before course begins - 50% of total fee
- 14 days before course begins - 100% of total fee
- Once the course commences, no refunds are
given
Behaviour: The admission of a student is
conditional on acceptance of these Terms &
Conditions and of the rules published by our venue.
While every effort will be made to contact parents or
guardians regarding serious breaches of centre
rules, the Course Director may at his/her discretion
impose sanctions, including suspension or
expulsion. We reserve the right to dismiss any
student whose standard of conduct is unsatisfactory
at the discretion of the Course Director. There will be
no refund of fees in cases of expulsion.
Damage: All students are liable for loss or damage
for which they are responsible and will have to pay
the full cost of replacement. Therefore, we shall take
a deposit of £30 returnable at the end of the course
provided there has been no damage to centre
property.
Promotional photography: Sometimes BSC or
our representatives take photographs and videos
during our courses or social activities which may be
used for promotional purposes. Please advise at the
time of booking if you do not wish to appear in any
promotional material.
Health & safety: We operate a rigorous Health &
Safety policy. Staff undergo a period of training and
orientation prior to students arriving at each centre.
All the relevant student : teacher ratios are adhered
to as set out by the Children's Act and relevant
governing bodies of language travel courses such
as English UK.
Medical: Each centre has a fully-qualified first aider
on site. In addition all centres have excellent links
with local accident & emergency facilities.
Food: Our centres provide tasty nutritious meals
with a choice of hot or cold food. All dietary
requirements are also catered for at each centre.
Disclaimer: All information provided by BSC is the
responsibility of British Study Centres School of
English. We reserve the right to alter any particulars
such as fees at the discretion of the company. We
reserve the right to cancel any course or close any
centre for whatever reason. Should this be
necessary, we shall offer either a full refund or an
alternative course for the same value.
Force majeure: In the event of 'force majeure' such
as fire, flooding, infectious diseases and other
events outside the company's reasonable control
which may cause the closure of the school, no
refund of fees will be made to students, except at
the school's discretion in exceptional circumstances.

frensham heights School, Surrey

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