Upload
others
View
0
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
EMBASSY ACADEMY
A TRADITIONAL BRITISHBOARDING SCHOOL EXPERIENCEembassyacademy.com
embassyacademy.com / your EMBASSY ACADEMY 1
2 Welcome to your summer
3 Our unique programmes
4 The academy experience
6 Activities and excursions
8 Home from home
9 International Student Ambassadors
10 Roedean Academy
12 Warminster Academy
14 Art & Design
15 Dance
16 Golf
17 Horse Riding
18 Intensive English
19 Multi Activities
20 Outdoor Adventures
21 Sailing
22 Summer Academic Study
23 Tennis
24 Embassy Summer
25 Terms and conditions
EMBASSY ACADEMY
2 WELCOME TO your summer / embassyacademy.com embassyacademy.com / WELCOME TO your summer 3
WELCOME TO your summerCreate the perfect summer experience of English language and sports, creative, and academic courses provided by professionally qualified teachers and coaches, set in the stunning grounds of one of our British boarding schools.
OUR UNIQUE programmes
Our two Academies are set in some
of the most beautiful and historic
areas of England and offer students
the chance to experience life in a
traditional British boarding school.
ROEDEAN is one of the most prestigious
independent boarding schools in the UK
and is situated on the south coast with
amazing views of the English Channel.
The school is located just outside of
Brighton and is surrounded by green fields.
A unique blend of English language and specialist courses alongside a full programme of activities and excursions with students from all over the world – that is what makes the Embassy Academy experience something special.
With maximum class sizes of 12, and an
on-site staff to student ratio of 1:5, students
will get the personal attention they need
to maximise their progress with Embassy
Academy. The international environment
in our academies is perfect for learning
English and will encourage students
to step outside their comfort zone.
As well as developing skills in the English
language and their chosen specialist
course, students will develop vital life skills
through their participation in classes,
activities and excursions. They will also
get the opportunity to discover different
cultures and explore new places
which will boost their confidence and
broaden their horizons in a supportive
environment.
For ages 9 to 17, students can spend the
summer creating memories of a lifetime.
WARMINSTER school was founded over
300 years ago and is one of the UK’s
leading independent boarding schools.
The school is situated in the charming
countryside of the south west of England.
EMBASSY ACADEMY OFFERS:· A traditional British boarding school
experience
· Maximum class size of 12 for English
lessons
· A choice of 2 to 6 weeks
· English language tuition from qualified
English teachers
· Professionally taught sport, arts
and academic courses
· 10 courses to choose from
· A safe and secure environment with
a staff to student on-site ratio of 1:5
· A full program of excursions and
on-site activities
“ I MADE A LOT OF FRIENDS. I WANT TO SAY THAT the people that are part of Embassy Academy are now my family.” ROBERTO, STUDENT FROM ECUADOR
THE academy experienceOur experienced and friendly staff provide a positive learning environment. Students will practise their English language skills, make new friends from all around the world, and develop their passion through speciality courses.
At Embassy Academy, our high ratio of
staff will provide students with focused
attention both in their English classes and
their chosen specialist activity, ensuring
that they get the most out of their time at
the school.
Beyond the classroom students will
keep learning through activities and
excursions, for example using relevant
vocabulary during a sightseeing trip,
learning about the history of a destination
or when developing their confidence
through participating in a talent show.
TEACHING KEY FACTS:· Qualified English teachers
· Minimum 15 hours of English language
tuition per week for all students*
· Maximum class size of 12 (General
English), 6 (Intensive English),
8 (Summer Academic Study)
· Interactive whiteboards used to
supplement traditional classroom
materials
· Classes appropriate to students level,
designed to improve and encourage
communication and fluency
· End of course certificates and reports
to take home.
* Except Summer Academic Study which consists
of 23 hours of subject based lessons
4 THE ACADEMY EXPERIENCE / embassyacademy.com embassyacademy.com / THE ACADEMY EXPERIENCE 5
The professionalism, experience and commitment of our Academy team will ensure students leave their Embassy Academy summer with a real sense of achievement.
embassyacademy.com / EXCITEMENT, ACTIVITY AND DISCOVERY 7
activity, excitement, discovery: A GREAT ADDITION TO A SUMMER OF LEARNING
EXCURSIONS All students go on two full-day weekend
excursions and one half-day excursion
to a place of local interest during
the week.
Students at Warminster go to visit the
cathedral city of Salisbury, the Roman
city of Bath and the world heritage site
of Stonehenge.
Roedean students are within easy reach
of cosmopolitan London as well as
trendy Brighton and historic Oxford.
Students can also enjoy trips to parks
such as Thorpe Park or the world famous
animal safari park of Longleat.
ACTIVITIESActivities are organised every evening
to ensure students make friends, continue
to put their English into practice, as well as
develop important life skills.
Four afternoons a week, students will
spend an hour in a whole-school activity
which is a great opportunity for existing
students to meet new starters and catch
up with friends they have already made.
Evening activities range from talent
shows and the Academy Carnival
where students get to be creative and
have fun, to quizzes and games which
require students to use their teamwork
and problem-solving skills. Our activity
programmes also include a lot of
different sports, using the sports facilities
on-site and the surrounding fields.
Sample programme for a Multi Activity course* - a typical week will include:MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
8:45-9:00 ASSEMBLY EXCURSION TO LONDON: LONDON EYE, TOUR, COVENT GARDEN
EXCURSION TO CANTERBURY AND CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL
9:00-10:00 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
10:00-10:10* BREAK
10:10-11:10 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
11:10-11:30 BREAK
11:30-12:30 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
LUNCH
AFTERNOON TREASURE HUNT AND SWIMMING
HOCKEY AND ART
BRIGHTON PIER AND THE PAVILION
BADMINTON AND DRAMA
TEAM GAMES AND TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
DINNER
EVENING KARAOKE/ ARTS & CRAFTS
HOUSE NIGHT/ INDOOR SPORTS
INTER-HOUSE TOURNAMENT
INFLATABLES/CARNIVAL
SWIMMING/ TALENT SHOW
THEMED DISCO/ HOUSE GAMES
WELCOME NEW STUDENTS TOURNAMENT
* This is a sample programme only and is subject to change. Break times vary between schools. Snacks and drinks will be available at break time
CHOOSE BETWEEN 10 DIFFERENT SPECIALISED COURSESProfessional instructors will focus on
developing students techniques and
skills required to progress in their chosen
specialised course with fun and enjoyable
sessions. At Embassy Academy we strive
to ensure that every student leaves with
confidence in their newly developed
or improved skills and with a real sense
of achievement.
Our sample schedule illustrates a typical
week in one of our academies. During
afternoons students get to take part
in their chosen specialised course.
The sample given is based on a student
doing the Multi Activity course.
6 EXCITEMENT, ACTIVITY AND DISCOVERY / embassyacademy.com
Four afternoons a week, students will spend an hour in a whole-school activity which is a great opportunity for existing students to meet new starters and catch up with friends they have already made.
YOUR home from homeWe place the highest priority on care and supervision at our Academy schools to ensure students feel relaxed, comfortable and supported - creating a home away from home. Our International Student Ambassadors give our Academy
students the opportunity to interact with British students for an even more authentic and valuable experience.
STUDENT CARE AND WELFAREThe accommodation is made up of
various boarding houses and single
and shared rooms that are homely
and comfortable.
Each boarding house has a house parent
who provides the pastoral care required
for the students in that house, waking
them up every morning, making sure
they eat well and are happy and
participating.
A UK registered nurse visits each
Academy venue every day between
Monday and Friday, to support students
medical needs. For other medical issues,
we will take the student to the nearest
doctor or hospital.
MEALSA range of food is available at our
Academy schools with three meals served
per day. Additional snacks and drinks are
also available twice a day. On full-day
excursions packed lunches will be
provided.
MEET-AND-GREET UPON ARRIVALEmbassy Academy provides a dedicated
meet-and-greet and transfer* service
for all students to ensure a smooth arrival
and transfer to centre.
DEPARTURE TRANSFERWe provide a departure transfer* for all
students and our team will also assist
students checking in at the airport.
24-HOUR SUPPORTAnyone who has questions or needs any
kind of support can speak to our staff at the
centre or contact our dedicated Academy
24-hour emergency telephone number.
STUDYCARE INSURANCEAll students travelling abroad must have
adequate insurance in case of a medical
or other emergency. Embassy Academy
offers a comprehensive insurance policy
called StudyCare, which is specifically
designed to meet the needs of
international students.
Please contact your Embassy Academy
Enrolment Manager for more information.
* Students may be grouped together with others
that are arriving at a similar time unless
specifically requested they travel individually.
This new initiative proved a great success
at Warminster during the summer of 2018
and we are pleased to introduce this
concept in both our academies for 2019.
Our International Student Ambassadors
(ISA’s) are local students between the
ages of 13-17, who welcome our academy
students and give them an insight into life
growing up in the UK.
The ISAs will be integrated into our
programmes and spend lessons, activities
and free time together with our Academy
students, to help them settle into their new
environment and make English friends
that are their own age.
THE ISA’S ARE THERE TO:· Provide an opportunity to practise
English language skills
· Socialise during free time and activities
· Provide students with an insight into life
in a British boarding school
· Help overcome and understand
cultural differences
· Have fun!
INTERNATIONAL Student Ambassadors
embassyacademy.com / INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AMBASSADORS 98 YOUR PERSONAL HOME FROM HOME / embassyacademy.com
Originally founded in 1885, Roedean is
one of the most prestigious and well
known independent boarding schools
in the UK.
Its current site was established in 1898
and offers excellent facilities, including
40 acres of playing fields and space for
activities, tennis courts, a large indoor
sports hall and an indoor swimming pool
with spectacular views out to sea. This
beautiful school also provides art and
dance studios, comfortable boarding
houses and a modern dining room for
all meals.
The recently renovated boutique style
boarding houses for students, consist
of mostly single and twin rooms, and
limited multi-bed rooms. Surrounded
by the stunning South Downs
countryside, the school overlooks
Brighton Marina and is only a short bus
ride away from the popular seaside city
of Brighton. Trains from Brighton to
London take around 1 hour, which makes
the capital a very accessible destination.
SPECIALISED COURSES AVAILABLE:· Sailing
· Multi Activities
· Art & Design
· Dance
· Golf
· Horse-riding
· Intensive English
· Summer Academic Study
Dates: June 30 to 11 August
Ages: 9 - 16
Accommodation: Girls accommodation
is single rooms only and boys
accommodation is a mix of single, twin
and multi-bed rooms.
10 ROEDEAN ACADEMY / embassyacademy.com embassyacademy.com / ROEDEAN ACADEMY 11
Roedean offers 40 acres of playing fields and space for activities, tennis courts, a large indoor sports hall and an indoor swimming pool with spectacular views out to sea
Roedean Academy
THE vibrancy OF BRIGHTON,
TTHE adventure OF THE SEA:
ROEDEAN ACADEMY
This stunning and prestigious boarding school provides a high-quality learning environment, a wealth of excellent on-site
facilities and inspirational views out across the English Channel.
Set within 50 acres of grounds,
the excellent on-site facilities include
modern classrooms, a large sports
hall and squash courts, astro-turf
and hard surface tennis courts,
an outdoor heated swimming pool,
art room and several sports pitches.
There are 6 unique boarding houses
which consist of mostly twin, triple and
quad rooms. All meals are provided in
the large dining hall, serving a wide
variety of nutritious food.
The school itself is located in the historic
town of Warminster in Wiltshire, close to
the Roman city of Bath, the cathedral city
of Salisbury and Stonehenge.
SPECIALISED COURSES AVAILABLE:· Outdoor Adventures
· Multi Activities
· Art & Design
· Tennis
· Horse Riding
· Intensive English
· Summer Academic Study
Dates: 7 July to 11 August
Ages: 9-17
Accommodation: 6 unique boarding
houses with mostly twin, triple and
quad rooms
Warminster Academy
12 WARMINSTER ACADEMY / embassyacademy.com
THE heart OF THE ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE AND THE history OF A GREAT BRITISH boarding school: WARMINSTER ACADEMY
Founded in 1707, Warminster is one of the leading independent boarding schools in the South West of England with modern teaching and sports facilities to complement its magnificent historic setting.
“ WARMINSTER, a place where you can find and discover yourself, AND MEET NICE PEOPLE FROM OTHER COUNTRIES.” DANIEL, STUDENT FROM ECUADOR
embassyacademy.com / WARMINSTER ACADEMY 13
14 ART & DESIGN / embassyacademy.com embassyacademy.com / DANCE 15
Sample programme* - a typical week will include:MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
8:45-9:00 ASSEMBLY EXCURSION TO OXFORD: TOUR, CHRISTCHURCH COLLEGE
EXCURSION TO LONDON: LONDON EYE, TOUR, COVENT GARDEN
9:00-10:00 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
10:00-10:10 BREAK
10:10-11:10 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
11:10-11:30 BREAK
11:30-12:30 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
LUNCH
AFTERNOON STILL LIFE PAINTING AND HISTORY OF ART STUDIES
SKETCHING IN THE LOCAL ENVIRONMENT
ARUNDEL CASTLE PRINTING AND SCULPTING
SCREEN PRINTING AND EXHIBITION OF WORK
DINNER
EVENING KARAOKE/ ARTS & CRAFTS
HOUSE NIGHT/ INDOOR SPORTS
INTER-HOUSE TOURNAMENT
INFLATABLES/CARNIVAL
SWIMMING/ TALENT SHOW
THEMED DISCO/ HOUSE GAMES
WELCOME NEW STUDENTS TOURNAMENT
* This is a sample programme only and is subject to change. Break times vary between schools. Snacks and drinks will be available at break time
“ STUDENTS FROM AROUND 30 DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES speak to each other in English every single day and THEY PARTICIPATE IN ACTIVITIES that they wouldn’t necessarily do at home.” CHARLOTTE, ACTIVITY LEADER AT EMBASSY ACADEMY
“ STUDENTS FEEL SHY AT FIRST; BY THE END YOU CANNOT GET THEM TO STOP TALKING, WHICH IS FANTASTIC AS THEY FEEL confident in their language ability.” DUNCAN, ACTIVITY LEADER AT EMBASSY ACADEMY
Art & DesignDevelop your artistic abilities and creativity in a supportive environment with qualified and experienced art teachers.
Students will be trained in a variety of
techniques and skills, and will be able to
showcase the results to the rest of the
school at the end of each week at the
Academy Art Exhibition.
The course will take place in an art studio
at the school, with occasional field trips
or visits to a local art museum or
exhibition.
All instructors are specialist art teachers
whose qualifications and experience are
recognised by British schools.
ART & DESIGN KEY FACTS: · 15 hours English language tuition
per week
· Art and Design 4 days per week,
2 hours per day
· All art materials included
· Variety of skills covered. May include
drawing, illustration, sketching,
painting, sculpture, pottery, fine art
and more
· Average teacher to student ratio is 1:12
· Students join in the whole school activity
hour where they will get a chance to
mix with students on other programmes
· Available at Roedean and Warminster
15 hours of english lessons per week
4afternoons art and design per week
DanceLearn a variety of dance skills taught by professional dance teachers.
Sample programme* - a typical week will include:MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
8:45-9:00 ASSEMBLY EXCURSION TO BATH AND STONEHENGE
EXCURSION TO LONDON: LONDON EYE, TOUR, COVENT GARDEN
9:00-10:00 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
10:00-10:10* BREAK
10:10-11:10 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
11:10-11:30 BREAK
11:30-12:30 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
LUNCH
AFTERNOON WARM UP, LEVEL ASSESSMENT AND FREE MOVEMENT CLASS
CONTEMPORARY DANCE AND CHOREOGRAPHY
BRIGHTON PIER AND PAVILION
CONTEMPORARY, JAZZ AND STREET DANCE
CONTEMPORARY DANCE
DINNER
EVENING KARAOKE/ ARTS & CRAFTS
HOUSE NIGHT/ INDOOR SPORTS
INTER-HOUSE TOURNAMENT
INFLATABLES/CARNIVAL
SWIMMING/ TALENT SHOW
THEMED DISCO/ HOUSE GAMES
WELCOME NEW STUDENTS TOURNAMENT
* This is a sample programme only and is subject to change. Break times vary between schools. Snacks and drinks will be available at break time
Dance offers a varied programme
according to each student’s abilities,
skills and interests. They will get to
showcase what they’ve learned to
other students at the weekly Academy
Showcase.
Our teachers are all professionally
qualified to teach at a variety
of levels.
Programme focus may be chosen from:
· Contemporary
· Modern jazz
· Street
· Choreography
DANCE KEY FACTS: · 15 hours English language tuition per week
· Dance 4 days per week, 2 hours per day
· Each student will receive a certificate and
report to demonstrate their achievement
· The average teacher to student ratio is 1:12
· Students join in the whole school activity
hour where they will get a chance to mix
with students on other programmes
· Available at Roedean
15 hours of english lessons per week
4afternoons dance per week
“ I JUST WANT TO SAY thank you for these amazing 3 weeks FULL OF HAPPINESS!” CHAKIROVA, STUDENT FROM RUSSIA
Golf Expert instruction for students at all levels by a Professional Golf Association coach.
Sample programme+ - a typical week will include:MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
8:45-9:00 ASSEMBLY EXCURSION TO OXFORD AND MUSEUMS
EXCURSION TO LONDON: LONDON EYE, TOUR, COVENT GARDEN
9:00-10:00 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
10:00-10:10* BREAK
10:10-11:10 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
11:10-11:30 BREAK
11:30-12:30 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
LUNCH
AFTERNOON VIDEO ASSESSMENT, PLAN AND CLINIC
PERSONAL WORK STATIONS, GROUP CLINICS, THE FULL SWING
BRIGHTON PIER GROUP CLINIC, THE SHORT GAME
ASSESSMENT WITH VIDEO ANALYSIS, COURSE INSTRUCTION
DINNER
EVENING KARAOKE/ ARTS & CRAFTS
HOUSE NIGHT/ INDOOR SPORTS
INTER-HOUSE TOURNAMENT
INFLATABLES/CARNIVAL
SWIMMING/ TALENT SHOW
THEMED DISCO/ HOUSE GAMES
WELCOME NEW STUDENTS TOURNAMENT
+This is a sample programme only and is subject to change. Break times vary between schools. Snacks and drinks will be available at break time
Instruction takes place at a local
professional golf club. The facilities are
excellent with full length practice range,
practice bunker, chipping and putting
greens. Advanced students may play the
course itself.
The PGA coaches can cater for all
abilities including high level players.
Programme focus may be chosen from:
· Putting green
· Chipping green
· Fairway bunker
· Driving range
· Team games
GOLF KEY FACTS: · 15 hours English language tuition per week
· Golf 4 days per week, 2 hours per day*
· Golf clubs, golf balls, tees and all
facilities provided
· Includes instruction in driving and stroke
technique, putting and swing practice
· Instructor to student ratio is 1:10 maximum
· Students may play a full course if their
ability allows**
· Students join in the whole school activity
hour where they will get a chance to mix
with students on other programmes
· Available at Roedean
15 hours of english lessons per week
2hours golfing per day*
* This course may sometimes run over 3
afternoons instead of 4
** At the discretion of the PGA coach and
time allowing
16 GOLF / embassyacademy.com
Horse RidingRide at an equestrian centre that offers a wealth of experience in fantastic locations.
Sample programme* - a typical week will include:MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
8:45-9:00 ASSEMBLY EXCURSION TO BATH AND STONEHENGE
EXCURSION TO LONDON: LONDON EYE, TOUR, COVENT GARDEN
9:00-10:00 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
10:00-10:10* BREAK
10:10-11:10 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
11:10-11:30 BREAK
11:30-12:30 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
LUNCH
AFTERNOON LEVEL ASSESSMENT, STABLE MANAGEMENT AND RIDING LESSON
CROSS COUNTRY LESSON OR OFF ROAD HACKING IN THE FIELDS
CHEDDAR GORGE SHOW JUMPING, DRESSAGE AND STABLE MANAGEMENT
MINI GYMKHANA
DINNER
EVENING KARAOKE/ ARTS & CRAFTS
HOUSE NIGHT/ INDOOR SPORTS
INTER-HOUSE TOURNAMENT
INFLATABLES/CARNIVAL
SWIMMING/ TALENT SHOW
THEMED DISCO/ HOUSE GAMES
WELCOME NEW STUDENTS TOURNAMENT
* This is a sample programme only and is subject to change. Break times vary between schools. Snacks and drinks will be available at break time
Each student will receive an ability test
on their first day at the equestrian centre.
The professional instructors will create
a programme adapted to the students’
abilities and select a horse or pony
accordingly for the week.
Stable management will also be a part
of the programme.
HORSE RIDING KEY FACTS: · 15 hours English language tuition per week
· Horse Riding 4 days per week, 2 hours
per day
· Instruction options include show jumping**,
dressage and stable management, and
horse riding in the local countryside,
dependent on level
· Students join in the whole school activity
hour where they will get a chance to mix
with students on other programmes
· Available at Roedean and Warminster
Please note: Parents/guardian must sign a
pre-registration form and consent form for
the student to be allowed to participate
** Show jumping at discretion of Equestrian Centre
according to ability of student
15 hours of english lessons per week
2hours at horse riding centre for 4 afternoons each week
“ THE STUDENTS GET THE OPPORTUNITY TO USE ENGLISH away from the classroom AND TO DO SOME great activities.” ANDREW, CENTRE MANAGER AT EMBASSY ACADEMY
embassyacademy.com / HORSE RIDING 17
18 DANCE / embassyacademy.com18 INTENSIVE ENGLISH / embassyacademy.com
Intensive EnglishFocus on improving your English language skills on this intensive course.
Sample programme* - a typical week will include:MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
8:45-9:00 ASSEMBLY EXCURSION TO BATH AND STONEHENGE
EXCURSION TO LONDON: LONDON EYE, TOUR, COVENT GARDEN
9:00-10:00 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
10:00-10:10* BREAK
10:10-11:10 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
11:10-11:30 BREAK
11:30-12:30 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
LUNCH
AFTERNOON LANGUAGE SKILLS LANGUAGE SKILLS AND PROJECT WORK
ARUNDEL CASTLE LANGUAGE SKILLS AND PROJECT WORK
LANGUAGE SKILLS
DINNER
EVENING KARAOKE/ ARTS & CRAFTS
HOUSE NIGHT/ INDOOR SPORTS
INTER-HOUSE TOURNAMENT
INFLATABLES/CARNIVAL
SWIMMING/ TALENT SHOW
THEMED DISCO/ HOUSE GAMES
WELCOME NEW STUDENTS TOURNAMENT
* This is a sample programme only and is subject to change. Break times vary between schools. Snacks and drinks will be available at break time
This course will allow students to
focus on developing their English skills,
with time spent concentrating on
vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation
and communication through classroom
activities and project work.
We use a mix of traditional teaching
methods and technology (including
interactive whiteboards) in the
classrooms to ensure an engaging
and dynamic class.
Our classrooms are multi-lingual,
so students must use English to be
understood. The course is overseen
by a qualified Director of Studies.
INTENSIVE ENGLISH KEY FACTS: · 15 hours English language tuition
per week
· 8 additional hours of English language
classes per week with a teacher to
student ratio of 1:6
· Students join in the whole school activity
hour where they will get a chance to
mix with students on other programmes
· Available at Roedean and Warminster
23 hours of english lessons per week
1:6teacher/ student ratio in additional english lessons
embassyacademy.com / MULTI ACTIVITIES 19
Multi ActivitiesKeep the mind and body active by participating in a variety of fun sports and challenging activities.
Sample programme* - a typical week will include:MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
8:45-9:00 ASSEMBLY EXCURSION TO LONDON: LONDON EYE, TOUR, COVENT GARDEN
EXCURSION TO CANTERBURY AND CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL
9:00-10:00 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
10:00-10:10* BREAK
10:10-11:10 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
11:10-11:30 BREAK
11:30-12:30 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
LUNCH
AFTERNOON TREASURE HUNT AND SWIMMING
HOCKEY AND ART
BRIGHTON PIER AND THE PAVILION
BADMINTON AND DRAMA
TEAM GAMES AND TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
DINNER
EVENING KARAOKE/ ARTS & CRAFTS
HOUSE NIGHT/ INDOOR SPORTS
INTER-HOUSE TOURNAMENT
INFLATABLES/CARNIVAL
SWIMMING/ TALENT SHOW
THEMED DISCO/ HOUSE GAMES
WELCOME NEW STUDENTS TOURNAMENT
* This is a sample programme only and is subject to change. Break times vary between schools. Snacks and drinks will be available at break time
With swimming pools available as
well as fantastic sports facilities and
spacious grounds, our activities team
organise a different combination of
sports and activities every day to
ensure a varied week.
Students will spend 2 hours per day over
4 days participating in a selection of
activities that may include tennis,
football, swimming, as well as treasure
hunts and team games.
MULTI ACTIVITIES KEY FACTS: · 15 hours English language tuition
per week
· Multi activities 4 days per week,
2 hours per day
· Coach to student ratio is 1:12
· Students join in the whole school activity
hour where they will get a chance to
mix with students on other programmes
· Available at Roedean and Warminster
15 hours of english lessons per week
2hours of multi-activities for 4 afternoons each week
“ SOME STUDENTS COME BACK THE YEAR AFTER. I HAVE MET SOME WHO HAVE come back for two or three years. THEY ENJOY IT AND THEY GET A LOT OUT OF IT.” RUSSELL, TEACHER
“ IT WAS REALLY COOL, BECAUSE I met a lot of people from other countries, MADE NEW FRIENDS AND IMPROVED MY ENGLISH.” OLENA, STUDENT FROM UKRAINE
“ I REALLY LIKED THE STAFF AND THE WONDERFUL TEAM. I met a lot of nice children AND BECAUSE OF THAT I HAVE MADE GREAT FRIENDSHIPS.” AMELIE, STUDENT FROM GERMANY
“ I THINK THE MAIN THING THE STUDENTS LOVE about coming here is having a COMPLETELY NEW EXPERIENCE, and the fact that everyone is in the same situation.” HAYLEY, WELFARE OFFICER
Outdoor AdventuresMaking an adventure playground of the natural world and learning basic survival skills.
Sample programme* - a typical week will include:MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
8:45-9:00 ASSEMBLY EXCURSION TO BATH AND STONEHENGE
EXCURSION TO LONDON: LONDON EYE, TOUR, COVENT GARDEN
9:00-10:00 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
10:00-10:10* BREAK
10:10-11:10 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
11:10-11:30 BREAK
11:30-12:30 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
LUNCH
AFTERNOON ARCHERY:CORRECT HOLDING, BODY POSITION, LOADING TECHNIQUES
CANOEING: FORWARD, REVERSE AND SIDE PADDLING, TURNING TECHNIQUES
CHEDDAR GORGE BUSHCRAFT: FIRE-MAKING TECHNIQUES, WHITTLING AND COOKING ON AN OPEN FIRE
CLIMBING: SAFETY AND EQUIPMENT CHECKING, BELAYING TECHNIQUES, USE OF GRIGRI
DINNER
EVENING KARAOKE/ ARTS & CRAFTS
HOUSE NIGHT/ INDOOR SPORTS
INTER-HOUSE TOURNAMENT
INFLATABLES/CARNIVAL
SWIMMING/ TALENT SHOW
THEMED DISCO/ HOUSE GAMES
WELCOME NEW STUDENTS TOURNAMENT
* This is a sample programme only and is subject to change. Break times vary between schools. Snacks and drinks will be available at break time
Over 4 days students will take part in 4
exciting activities, for 2 hours each day.
Located in 80 acres of stunning
woodland, and with the support of
experienced and qualified instructors,
students will enjoy:
Archery: holding, loading, controlling
and shooting a bow over a 10 metre
distance.
Bushcraft: fire-making, wood carving
and cooking on an open fire, plus other
activities to build a greater appreciation
of survival in the wild.
Canoeing: learning different strokes to
control movement and speed on a lake.
Climbing: becoming familiar with the
equipment, safety rules and techniques
on progressively harder climbs.
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES KEY FACTS: · 15 hours English language tuition
per week
· 2 hours per week of each activity:
archery, canoeing, climbing and
bushcraft skills
· Instructor to student ratio of 1:9
maximum
· Students join in the whole school activity
hour where they will get a chance to mix
with students on other programmes
· Available at Warminster
Please note: Parents/guardian must sign a
pre-registration form and consent form for
the student to be allowed to participate
15 hours of academic english lessons per week
2hours for each activity per week
20 OUTDOOR ADVENTURES / embassyacademy.com
SailingMake a splash this summer and take to the water for a sailing course.
embassyacademy.com / SAILING 21
Sample programme* - a typical week will include:MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
8:45-9:00 ASSEMBLY EXCURSION TO BATH AND STONEHENGE
EXCURSION TO LONDON: LONDON EYE, TOUR, COVENT GARDEN
9:00-10:00 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
10:00-10:10* BREAK
10:10-11:10 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
11:10-11:30 BREAK
11:30-12:30 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
LUNCH
AFTERNOON LEVEL ASSESSMENT, KNOT PRACTICE AND SAILING
LEARNING TO RIG, TIE KNOTS AND SAIL
HERSTMONCEUX OBSERVATORY AND SCIENCE PARK
LAUNCHING AND LANDING THE BOAT
PRACTISE NEW SKILLS SAILING AROUND BRIGHTON MARINA
DINNER
EVENING KARAOKE/ ARTS & CRAFTS
HOUSE NIGHT/ INDOOR SPORTS
INTER-HOUSE TOURNAMENT
INFLATABLES/CARNIVAL
SWIMMING/ TALENT SHOW
THEMED DISCO/ HOUSE GAMES
WELCOME NEW STUDENTS TOURNAMENT
* This is a sample programme only and is subject to change. Break times vary between schools. Snacks and drinks will be available at break time
This programme gives students the
opportunity to take advantage of fully
qualified and experienced instructors –
accredited by the Royal Yachting
Association.
Students will take to the water on the
English Channel as well as Hove Lagoon.
They will learn basic nautical skills and
get to sail in a variety of boats. Buoyancy
aids are provided.
Students will be awarded RYA level 1
dinghy certificate, or higher depending
on their level and boats used.
SAILING KEY FACTS: · 15 hours English language tuition
per week
· Sailing 4 days per week, 2 hours per day
· The club provides buoyancy aids
· Instructor to student ratio is from 1:3 to
1:5 depending on the boat
· Students join in the whole school activity
hour where they will get a chance to
mix with students on other programmes
· Available at Roedean
Please note: Parents/guardian must sign a
pre-registration form and consent form for
the student to be allowed to participate
15 hours of english lessons per week
4afternoons sailing per week
TennisA variety of skills and techniques taught by our professional coaches to help improve your game.
embassyacademy.com / TENNIS 23
Sample programme* - a typical week will include:MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
8:45-9:00 ASSEMBLY EXCURSION TO LONDON: LONDON EYE, TOUR, COVENT GARDEN
CARDIFF CASTLE
9:00-10:00 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
10:00-10:10* BREAK
10:10-11:10 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
11:10-11:30 BREAK
11:30-12:30 ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH
LUNCH
AFTERNOON BASIC WARM UPS, LEVEL ASSESSMENT
GROUP PLAYING, STROKE PLAY
LONGLEAT SAFARI PARK
SINGLES, TACTICS, SERVES
MATCH PRACTICE
DINNER
EVENING KARAOKE/ ARTS & CRAFTS
HOUSE NIGHT/ INDOOR SPORTS
INTER-HOUSE TOURNAMENT
INFLATABLES/CARNIVAL
SWIMMING/ TALENT SHOW
THEMED DISCO/ HOUSE GAMES
WELCOME NEW STUDENTS TOURNAMENT
* This is a sample programme only and is subject to change. Break times vary between schools. Snacks and drinks will be available at break time
Each student will be evaluated on the first
tennis session as to their level of play. Our
professional coaches are all Lawn Tennis
Association qualified. Level, 2, 3, 4 and 5
coaches are provided for the more
advanced students.
Our coaches will ensure that students
learn and practise a variety of skills and
techniques, including serving, volleys,
shots and etiquette on the court.
TENNIS KEY FACTS: · 15 hours English language tuition
per week
· Tennis 4 days per week, 2 hours per day
· Coach to student ratio is 1:4
· Play takes place on dedicated on-site
multi-surface tennis courts
· Students join in the whole school activity
hour where they will get a chance to
mix with students on other programmes
· Available at Warminster
15 hours of english lessons per week
1:4teacher/ student ratio
22 SUMMER ACADEMIC STUDY / embassyacademy.com
Summer Academic StudyA true taste of a British education with subjects taught by qualified British school teachers.
This programme teaches a variety of
subjects, including maths, science, art and
humanities. It’s ideal for students who are
currently at intermediate level English or
above and who want to experience what it
would be like to study in an English school
or to prepare for further study at English-
speaking school, college or university.
Students who book onto this programme
will be asked to take a short level test in
advance to verify they are intermediate
level. If their level is seen to be less than
intermediate, we will recommend an
alternative, such as Intensive English.
SUMMER ACADEMIC STUDY KEY FACTS: · 23 hours academic lessons per week
· Subjects could include: maths, history,
geography, science, and philosophy
· The maximum teacher to student
ratio is 1:8
· Students join in the whole school activity
hour where they will get a chance to
mix with other students
· Available at Roedean and Warminster
23 hours of academic english per week
1:8teacher/ student ratio
Sample programme* - a typical week will include:MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
8:45-9:00 ASSEMBLY EXCURSION TO BATH AND STONEHENGE
EXCURSION TO LONDON: LONDON EYE, TOUR, COVENT GARDEN
9:00-10:00 MATHS MEDIA MATHS FOOD TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE
10:00-10:10* BREAK
10:10-11:10 HISTORY MEDIA HISTORY FOOD TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE
11:10-11:30 BREAK
11:30-12:30 LITERATURE GEOGRAPHY LITERATURE PHILOSOPHY GEOGRAPHY
LUNCH
14:00-15:00 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
SCIENCE BRIGHTON PIER AND PAVILION
MATHS ART
15:00-16:00 ART SCIENCE MATHS ART
16:00-16:30 BREAK BREAK
16:30-17:30 WHOLE SCHOOL ACTIVITY WHOLE SCHOOL ACTIVITY
DINNER
EVENING KARAOKE/ ARTS & CRAFTS
HOUSE NIGHT/ INDOOR SPORTS
INTER-HOUSE TOURNAMENT
INFLATABLES/CARNIVAL
SWIMMING/ TALENT SHOW
THEMED DISCO/ HOUSE GAMES
WELCOME NEW STUDENTS TOURNAMENT
* This is a sample programme only and is subject to change. Break times vary between schools. Snacks and drinks will be available at break time
“ WE RUN SUCH A variety of activities AND excursions THAT EVERYONE GETS TO ENJOY AND BE A PART OF.” NICOLA, CENTRE MANAGER AT EMBASSY ACADEMY
“ THAT’S WHY THEY COME AND WHY THEY keep coming back, BECAUSE THEY WANT TO get a feel FOR WHAT IT’S LIKE TO STUDY IN ENGLAND.” NICHOL, CENTRE MANAGER AT EMBASSY ACADEMY
Life skills and adventures for young learnersEmbassy Summer provides students aged 8-17 with the experience of a lifetime: English language tuition plus a wide range of activities
and excursions outside of the classroom. The activities and excursions are designed to support students in developing essential life skills such
as leadership, creativity and confidence.
The Embassy Summer experience· Experienced at delivering outstanding programmes
with a 98%* student satisfaction rate· 16 locations in quality universities
and schools across the UK and North America· A truly global nationality mix with students
from over 70 countries· A programme focused on more than just learning English
with the development of six key Life Skills· An innovative and engaging experience using
the NEW Embassy Summer app
embassysummer.com
Embassy Summer
Learn more about
*Based on 2017 student questionnaires
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. Payment of Fees A 20% deposit fee is required for group students and an $170 / £100 enrolment fee is required for individual students. The Group Deposit Fee holds the number of students, group leaders and programme dates specified on the group’s Option Allocation Agreement form. Final confirmation of numbers in the group is required before the expiry date detailed on the Option Allocation Agreement. If Group Deposit Fee and or confirmation of numbers is not received by the expiry date then beds will be released. The original agreed quote rate is subject to change if the final group number is less than the original allocation.The balance of all fees due should be paid in full no later than 21 days prior to arrival. Final confirmation documents will be released when full payment and travel details have been received and no sooner than 21 days prior to arrival. Visa and final confirmation documents will be issued once Embassy is in receipt of the appropriate payment and travel details. No individual or group student will be allowed to participate in the programme reserved until the appropriate payment has been received.
2. Services Embassy reserves the right to change the particulars of the services, including changes to courses, locations, accommodation, facilities and dates of the programmes where circumstances beyond Embassy’s control necessitate such changes or where the number of bookings received does not reach the minimum numbers required to operate a course viably. The sample programmes featured in marketing materials are for illustrative purposes and Embassy reserves the right to change particulars without prior notice.
3. General Refund Policy All refunds will be sent to the account of the Embassy representative to whom the fees were originally paid, or to the individual from whom Embassy has received the original direct payment. If a student’s visa application is rejected after payment has been received all fees, excluding any cancellation fees detailed in the Cancellation Policy below, will be refunded within 14 days, provided a visa refusal letter is received by our International Admissions Centre at least 14 days before the course is due to start and the student has fulfilled all requirements for a visa application including applying in sufficient time. Students participating in a program in California must sign a California State Enrolment & Refund Agreement form. Refunds will be processed according to these terms and conditions. In the unlikely event that the school is unable to deliver a course in full, the student will be offered the refund amount in accordance with the above paragraph. The refund will be paid within 14 days of the day on which the course ceased being provided. Alternatively, the student may be offered enrolment in a suitable alternative course by the school at no extra cost. The student has the right to choose whether they would prefer a full refund of course fees, or to accept a place on another course. If they choose placement on another course, Embassy will ask them to sign a document to indicate acceptance of the placement.
4. Cancellation Policy Embassy defines “cancellation” as withdrawal from a program prior to start of the study programme. All cancellations must be made in writing to our International Admissions Centre. The following refund policies apply. Refunds before Arrival: Where cancellations are received in writing more than 21 days before the first course start date 100% of package price will be refunded, but any enrolment or group deposit fee and courier fee are non-refundable. Where cancellations are received in writing 21 – 8 days prior to the programme start date, 30% of the package price will be charged in addition to other non-refundable fees. Where cancellations are received in writing 7 or less days prior to programme start date 60% of the package price will be charged in addition to other non-refundable fees. Enrolment, insurance, courier, administration and airport transfer fees are non-refundable.
5. Withdrawal Policy Embassy defines withdrawal as termination of a course after the first course has started. This includes any ‘no shows’. Any withdrawal must be made in writing to our International Admissions Centre. No refunds will be given once the study programme has commenced.
6. Group Leader For those travelling in groups, the free place entitlement is specified on the Group Quote form and the Option Allocation Agreement. There is a charge for additional leaders. A group leader free place includes accommodation, board and transfers where part of the package price. Additional fees will apply for any additional activities that are not part of the Vacation Extra, Vacation Essential, Academy or Study Tours programme. Embassy require confirmation that any leaders, teachers and coach drivers, accompanying students hold evidence of their suitability to work with children. A Junior Group Agreement Form is required for all groups. Embassy reserve the right to request and receive an official signed letter of good conduct for Group
Leaders from their home country prior to arrival and before admittance is permitted to the centre. For students travelling as individuals, Embassy require parents to complete an Embassy Academy Application Form. For full details on Embassy’s level of care provided please visit our website.
7. Travel Details Travel details must be sent to our International Admissions Centre at least seven days prior to their designated arrival time. If notice is not received Embassy may not be able to provide a transfer and will not be held liable for any issues arising as a result. Note final confirmation documents will be released once travel information has been received. Group transfers fees apply to the total number of students within a group arriving and departing together on the same flight. Students within the group arriving or departing on a different flight will be charged an individual transfer rate. If no transfer service is required an Embassy Transfer not Required form, will need to be completed that details the student’s arrival and departure plans.
8. Visas Some students require a student visa or tourist visa. Students should contact their local embassy, consulate or High Commission for additional information and entry requirements to their country of choice. Arranging the correct visa is the sole responsibility of the student or agent. Visa support documentation will be provided when we are in receipt of the 20% deposit payment (group students) or enrolment fee (individual students). If the programme needs to be deferred due to visa processing delays Embassy cannot guarantee that the original allocations will apply and change of dates may incur an additional fee.
9. Accident & Medical Insurance Any medical costs (including transportation and prescription medication) are the responsibility of the individual. It is a condition of making a booking with Embassy that all students have appropriate medical insurance. Each student may be required to provide proof of suitable medical insurance (in English) prior to or upon arrival at the centre - in the USA it is obligatory. All U18 students into the USA are required to return a signed and completed minor release form as well as appropriate evidence of insurance documentation to the International Admissions Centre 21 days prior to scheduled programme start date. Students can opt to take our own Study Care insurance. Coverage under the Study Care insurance policy does not commence until the insurance fees have been paid in full. The Study Care insurance fee is non-refundable. Full details of what Study Care Insurance includes can be found on our website.
10. Liability Embassy and its staff and representatives will not be liable for loss, damage or injury to persons or property howsoever caused, except where liability is expressly imposed by law. Embassy will not be liable in the event that any service contracted to be supplied by Embassy becomes impossible to supply for any reason or any cause outside the control of Embassy
11. Key/damage deposit At certain centres students will be required to pay a deposit of £30 (UK) or $100 (USA). The deposit will be returned at the end of the student’s stay subject to any damages caused, lost keys or lost travel cards. Costs of damages in common areas will be charged to relevant groups of students unless an individual accepts responsibility.
12. Student Welfare Embassy is committed to safeguarding and protecting children in its care from harm. Embassy will apply this policy equally to all children regardless of gender, ethnicity, disability, sexuality or belief. Embassy expects all staff, agents and external service providers to share this commitment in order to create and maintain a safe and suitable learning environment. Further details of these requirements can be accessed in the Safeguarding Policy available on our website. By enrolling on the course the parent, guardian or agent of the student authorises Embassy to take appropriate action in the event of a medical Emergency and acknowledges Embassy will not be liable for any costs incurred. Embassy reserves the right to terminate the course of a student if it judges it cannot provide safe and effective care.
13. Student Discipline Procedure Centre rules are communicated to all students on arrival. Under 18s are subject to additional rules including curfew. Embassy rules can be found on our website. Failure to follow these rules or applicable local laws will result in disciplinary action which may include verbal warnings, written warnings or removal from the centre. Group Leader(s) or Embassy Guardians will be included in all meetings and agents will be informed as soon as possible.
Disciplinary action taken will be proportionate to the offence as judged by the Centre Manager/Director and/or Programme Manager. Minor disciplinary sanctions include verbal warnings, detention and removal from activities or excursions. Attendance at lessons, activities and excursions is compulsory for junior students unless otherwise stated and absence without cause will result in disciplinary action. Should a student continue to misbehave, or if a single offence is sufficiently serious, a written warning may be issued. Once a written warning has been issued Embassy will contact the agent or guardian as soon as possible, allowing differences in time zones. Any student who has been issued with a written warning will be made fully aware that any further incidents will result in removal from the centre.
14. Expulsion Students who have been issued with a written warning and continue to commit offences will be expelled from the centre. Embassy also reserves the right to immediately terminate the programme of any person or group whose behaviour is likely to cause distress, damage or danger to other participants, Embassy employees or other stakeholders. Embassy also reserves the right to immediately terminate the programme of any person or group whose behaviour is sufficiently serious or contrary to applicable local laws. This behaviour includes but is not limited to: under-age purchase or consumption of alcohol, possession of illegal substances, any damage to property, threatening, violent or abusive behaviour. Embassy will not be liable for any costs incurred in this process. No refunds will be made for any programme elements missed as a result of such termination.
15. Resolution of Disputes If a student, agent or their representative wishes to complain about any aspect of the services provided by Embassy, such a complaint should be made in writing, in English or native language, to either the Centre Manager or Centre Director. If not resolved, this should be addressed to the Embassy Head Office. Each complaint will be fully investigated provided that it is received within 4 weeks of the course ending, it was initially registered in writing with an on-site representative or Centre Manager/Director and all fees have been paid in full. In the event that the matter is not resolved, the student or group leader or agent should make a complaint in writing to Embassy Summer head office at: Embassy Summer Operations Centre, 1 Billinton Way, Brighton BN1 4LF, United KingdomEmbassy English head office at: Mark Friedberg SVP Global Operations Director, 1 Billinton Way, Brighton, BN1 4LF, United KingdomShould a client be unsatisfied with a response to a complaint they have the right to appeal directly to English UK.
16. Data Protection Any information provided to Embassy may be held on computer and shall be used in accordance with its data protection registration and the national data protection laws applicable. With your consent or where there is a legitimate need or legal obligation to do so, Embassy may disclose appropriate personal data, including sensitive personal data of a medical nature, to relevant Embassy staff and third parties. We will not share sensitive information about students to any third party without their consent unless there are exceptional circumstances, such as when the health and safety of student and others is at risk or where the law requires us to do so. Our Privacy Notice is available on our website
17. Further information Pocket money requests will incur a processing charge of £25 in the UK and $50 in the US and Canada. In the USA, guardians or parents are requested to send money through Western Union wire transfer services; sending parties will be responsible for any fees paid directly to Western Union. Students will be required to present proper identification, confirmation number and amount to be received, before any funds are disbursed by Western Union.
18. Force Majeure Embassy is not liable in the event where it is unable to fulfil any service to which it is contractually bound because of fire, natural disaster, acts of government, failure of suppliers or subcontractors, labour disputes or other reasons which are outside its control.
19. Agents All the above terms are applicable to direct students and agents unless variations are expressly agreed between the agent and Embassy or their parent company, Study Group, in writing.
20. General Disclaimer While Embassy English welcomes students to our own schools throughout the year please note that we also work with external host providers who will provide facilities only. In these centres Embassy Study Tours, Embassy Summer and Embassy Academy courses are run by and for Study Group and there is no connection with the schools in terms of operations.
30613:08/18
Embassy Academy is part of Study Group which
prepares students for life in a global society and
success in a global economy. We educate students
from every corner of the globe enabling them to
realise their potential through a transformational
learning experience.
Embassy Academy
International Admissions Centre
1 Billinton Way, Brighton BN1 4LF
Tel: +44 1273 339 275
Email: [email protected]
Agents
embassyenglish.com/partners
Students
embassyacademy.com
Please recycle this brochure after use.
* 3 0 6 1 3 *