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Summer courses for Youngsters

Junior Programmes 12 - 17 years

Swanage

The capital of the isle of Purbeck, approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes away from London, Swanage is a popular seaside resort on the south coast of England, with long inviting expanses of sandy beaches, clear unpolluted water and breathtaking coastal scenery. It provides a warm welcome to all visitors and retains an atmosphere of safety and tranquillity. Due to its geographical position, Swanage enjoys a very mild climate and often heads the British sunshine league. Swanage offers a variety of entertainment including fairs, festivals, carnivals, theatre, live music, museums a variety of walks and also a ride on a historic steam train.

The school occupies an elevated position in the centre of the town, enjoying splendid views. The school offers 35 modern purpose-built classrooms, assembly hall, theatre, games room, multimedia-self access centre (with internet), medical room, indoor sports hall, heated swimming pool, tennis courts, squash courts, cafeteria, gym, cinema, disco and college accommodation (residence), reserved for young students in summer time. The first course offered at Swanage in 1969 was a Junior programme. These Junior courses are one of the most established and longest running Junior courses in the UK.

Brighton

The town of Brighton with its 250,000 inhabitants is one of the most unique areas on the English Coast.This English seaside resort was fortunate enough to be chosen by the British Royal Family as its official summer residence. Our English school in Brighton is only a few minutes walk to both the beach and the center of town where you will find many shops, cafes and a laid back atmosphere. Brighton is very much regarded as an 'in' place. Whether it be to watch one of the many sporting events held in the city, to eat at one of its many renowned restaurants, to go clubbing in what is one of Europe's liveliest club scenes, or simply to stroll along the pier or promenade, Brighton is as popular as ever.

The Royal Pavilion is a sight well worth seeing. Built specially for the Prince of Wales at the turn of the 18th century with its Moghul style architecture, palm trees and gardens, the Pavillon gives a wonderful impression of tropical India set among some of the finest examples of early 19th century English architecture.

The Palace Pier isn't just for walking along: it has popcorn stands, fish and chips stalls, fortune tellers, bingo halls, amusement arcades, a pub and an excellent night club!

London

Our school in London was founded in 1990. It is recognised by the British Council, and is an approved Cambridge Examination Center. Situated in West London, the school has an easy access to many places including central London and Heathrow Airport thanks to its underground and bus links. It has excellent local amenities and close-by centers of attraction.

Devon

Located at the mouth of the Exe river, the county of Devon is particularly known for its beautiful natural landscapes and to have provided the inspiration for a number of literary works. The mild climate makes for a very comfortable environment and accommodates water sports throughout most of the year. The famous surrounding cities of Exeter and Plymouth are not to be missed!