Young Learners Programmes 2021 - Sprachreise

Young Learners Programmes 2021

Inspiring Young Minds through language

education and activities

1 0 C E N T R E S I N T H E U K

Unique LocationsWhether you’re looking to book at one of our

prestigious independent boarding schools or one

of our homestay programmes you can be sure that

each location will offer Young Learners a unique

experience.

Academic ExcellenceWe use an innovative, communicative approach to

teaching and all our teachers are qualified to teach

English as a foreign language (CELTA, Trinity TESOL

or equivalent). Lessons are fun and interactive with a

high level of student involvement as each class has

a maximum of 15 students.

WelfareThe safety and well-being of our Young Learners

is our number one priority. We are dedicated to

ensuring our students have a safe, happy and

enjoyable stay.

Nationality MixIn 2019 we welcomed students from over 85

countries including Italy, Germany, Russia,

France, Spain, Thailand, China and Brazil. When

Young Learners study at BSC they receive a truly

multicultural experience and make friends from all

over the world.

Skills for Life

Our programmes focus on more than just teaching

English. Students will develop a range of skills which

will help them through life. Greater confidence,

communication skills and the ability to work as part

of a team are just some of the benefits of choosing

one of our English programmes.

The Start of Something GreatWe’ve been offering exciting programmes for Young

Learners for a long time, ensuring that we deliver truly

life-changing experiences across all our centres.

ContentsThe Start of Something Great 2

Student Welfare 4

What’s Included 7

Our Centres 8

Bradfield College 10

King’s College 12

Loretto School 14

New Hall School 16

Wycliffe College 18

Homestay Centres 20

Edinburgh 22

BSC York 23

Our Courses 24

General & Intensive English 26

English & Exam Preparation 28

Ready for GCSE 30

English & STEM 32

Master Chef Course 34

Performing Arts 36

Street Art & Culture 38

Future Leaders & Entrepreneurs 40

21st Century Skills 42

Coding & Robotics 44

English Plus Activities 46

English Plus Exploring 48

Terms & Conditions 50

Student WelfareStudents’ safety and comfort are our priority

Close Supervision

In accordance with British Council guidelines and

our own welfare policies, all residential students

are supervised at all times and students are not

permitted to leave the centre without a member

of our staff or group leader, and without prior

permission. Those in homestay accommodation will

travel by public transport and our team or the group

leader will assist and accompany students where

possible. After evening activities, students will travel

in small groups in pre-ordered taxis back home.

Buddy system

At our residential centres, each team 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 also account for them

at roll call and during fire alarms.

For both residential and homestay students we place the

highest priority on providing an exceptional standard of care

and supervision to ensure the welfare and safety of our Young

Learners. Our team are always present to ensure our students

have a safe, happy and enjoyable time and each centre has a

qualified first-aider on-site.

COVID-19 and booking with BSC

We’ve introduced prevention and

control measures across all of our

Young Learner Centres.

Trained team members

All centre managers are trained to minimum

Safeguarding Level 2

24-hour emergency contact phone numbers

at all centres

Preventative Measures:

Temperature taking (daily from arrival)

and monitoring

Hand sanitizing stations

Social distancing

Emergency Protocols:

Major Incident Safe Spaces in all central locations

All sites have lockdown procedures

English language programme of your choice Use of academic course book and additional materials

Accommodation option of your choice, either full board residential or full board homestay (Summer only)

Action-packed weekly activity programme with fully supervised activities every afternoon and evening

First day placement test End of course certificate

Minimum 1 full day and 1 half day excursion per week (specialist programmes may differ)

Free internet access supervised by our staff

What’s IncludedA programme packed with learning and leisure activities

Whether you choose a residential or homestay programme, there

are some features that all our programmes share.

Sample residential timetable

Morning

09:00–12:30

Afternoon

14:00–17:30

Evening

19:30–21:30

Sunday

Bre

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fast 0

8:0

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9:0

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New student arrival, departures and activities at the college

Din

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r 18:0

0-19

:00

‘Getting to know you’

activities

Monday General English

Lu

nch

12:3

0-13

:30

Intensive English, sports options

OR activitiesWelcome music night

Tuesday General EnglishIntensive English, sports options

OR activitiesFashion show

Wednesday General English Half-day trip: Brighton Barbecue and games

Thursday General EnglishIntensive English, sports options

OR activitiesTreasure hunt

Friday General English Intensive English OR free time International evening

Saturday Full day trip: Oxford - sightseeing and museum visit Barbecue and games

All our Young Learner course fees include:

King’s CollegeLondon

Located in the heart of London at one

of the world’s top ranking university

campuses and surrounded by iconic

landmarks.

Our CentresA wide choice of programmes offered at prestigious

centres in outstanding locations in the UK and Ireland.

DUBLINGALWAY

CORK

DUBLIN

Loretto SchoolEdinburgh

Scotland’s oldest boarding school,

this world-renowned location is home

to a prestigious Golf Academy and

impressive sports facilities.

BSC Dublin Dublin

Students will be able to discover the

wonderful city of Dublin and progress

their English on this exciting programme.

Bradfield College Berkshire

Surrounded by stunning countryside

and only a short journey from central

London, Bradfield College is the ideal

location for a Spring programme.

New Hall SchoolEssex

The perfect choice for town or

countryside, this leading independent

boarding school offers a safe secure

environment.

Wycliffe CollegeGloucestershire

Ideally located for many of the UK’s

historic attractions including Oxford,

Stratford-upon-Avon and Bath.

SPRING & SUMMER COURSES

LONDON

BRIGHTON

BELFAST

DUBLIN

BIRMINGHAM

BRISTOL

CARDIFF

EDINBURGH

GLASGOW

MANCHESTER

YORK

KING’SCOLLEGE

NEW HALL SCHOOL

WYCLIFFECOLLEGE

LORETTO SCHOOL

BSC DUBLIN

BRADFIELDCOLLEGE

Bradfield CollegeBerkshire

Surrounded by stunning countryside and only a short journey

from central London, Bradfield College is the ideal location for

a Spring programme.

Bradfield College, Bradfield, Berkshire RG7 6AU

Start dates:

Contact us for 2022 start dates

Arrival day:

Sunday

Age range:

8–12 and 13–17 years

Capacity:

90 students

Residential programme:

Full board

1 full day and 1 half day excursion

Daily activities

Accommodation:

Single & twin

Nearest airport:

London Heathrow – 35 miles

English courses:

General: 15 hours/week

Intensive: 23 hours/week

English Plus:

General English Plus Tennis

(12 April programme will have 4 hours tennis)

Specialist courses:

Performing Arts

21st Century Skills

Academic courses:

Ready for GCSE

Excursions:

London, Oxford

Optional excursions include Harry Potter

Studio Tour, Liquid Leisure Park in Windsor,

GoApe Adventures in Bracknell

LONDON

OXFORDLuton

Heathrow

Gatwick

Stanstead

BRADFIELDCOLLEGE

TOP 6 NATIONALITIES

China

Italy

France

Spain

Brazil

Russia

KEY FEATURES

Indoor

swimming pool

Tennis centre,

with additional

outdoor courts

Two full-size,

flood-lit artificial

pitches

Large

sports hallWiFi

available

On-site

theatre

Distances m

London 50

Oxford 30

Heathrow Airport 35

Gatwick Airport 65

Accommodation• Single and twin rooms available

• Communal space in each house

• Room furniture includes a wardrobe, desk

and chair

• Laundry available in residence building

• WiFi throughout the campus

• Meals are served at the College canteen

Course DetailsGENERAL ENGLISH

15 hours/week

We use a special short course syllabus

which focuses on improving the core skills

of reading, writing, speaking and listening

through immersive activities and project

work. Lessons are interactive and engaging,

providing a natural platform for students to

practise their English.

Our aim is to improve students’ confidence

as quickly as possible whilst encouraging the

accurate production of language including

grammar.

INTENSIVE ENGLISH

23 hours/week

This course is designed for students who are

determined to improve their English quickly

and still enjoy most of the exciting social

activities.

PERFORMING ARTS

23 hours/week

Aspiring performers can perfect their skills

on this unique three week performing arts

programme. Daily rehearsals give students

a taste of what it’s like to be in a production.

GENERAL ENGLISH PLUS TENNIS*

Bradfield College has fantastic tennis facilities

within their school campus. Our tennis option

includes three afternoon sessions each

week with students having structured tennis

coaching by qualified Lawn Tennis Association

(LTA) instructors.

*Students will need to bring appropriate footwear

21ST CENTURY SKILLS

23 hours/week

With interesting workshops on skills for

academic and career success, as well as

engaging project work, it is perfect course for

ambitious international students who have set

themselves high goals for their future.

READY FOR GCSE

23 hours/week

This specialist programme is designed for

students currently studying at a UK school

preparing to take their GCSE exams. This three

week programme focuses on specific GCSE

subjects.

Activities & ScheduleACTIVITIES

Indoor sports: Swimming, basketball, football,

and tennis

Outdoor sports: Football, volleyball and team

games

Arts and crafts • Drama • Treasure hunts •

Music • ‘Getting to know you‘ activities •

Quiz night • Talent shows

SAMPLE EXCURSIONS

London

Full-day excursion to London where students

can enjoy sightseeing, shopping and discover

famous landmarks.

London eye entrance included.

Oxford

Full-day excursion to Oxford where students

can enjoy sightseeing, shopping and discover

famous landmarks.

Oxford University visit included.

Windsor

Half-day excursion to Windsor.

Entrance to Windsor castle included.

Optional Excursions:

Choose from Harry Potter Studio Tour, Liquid

Leisure Park in Windsor, GoApe Adventures

in Bracknell

King’s CollegeLondon

Located in the heart of London at one of the world’s top ranking

university campuses and surrounded by iconic landmarks.

Guy’s Campus, King’s College London, London SE1 1UL

LONDON

BRIGHTON

Luton

Heathrow

Gatwick

KING'SCOLLEGE

TOP 6 NATIONALITIES

China

Italy

Brazil

Turkey

France

Argentina

KEY FEATURES

Start dates:

04 Jul, 11 Jul, 18 Jul, 25 Jul,

01 Aug, 08 Aug, 15 Aug

Arrival day:

Sunday

Age range:

13–17 years

Capacity:

300 students


Full board

5 half day visits in and around capital city

Daily activities

Accommodation:

Single, en-suite rooms

English Plus:

General English plus Explore London

Specialist courses:

Future Leaders & Entrepreneurs

Street Art & Culture

Excursions:

Brighton, Cambridge, Canterbury

(sample excursion selection)

Nearest airport:

London Heathrow – 19 miles

On-site

theatre

Social space

for activities

WiFi

available

Outdoor

space

Central London

location

Famous London

excursions

Distances m

Heathrow Airport 25

Gatwick Airport 40

Brighton 75

Accommodation• Single, en-suite rooms

• Communal space in each flat


and chair

• Laundry available in residence building for

extra charge

• Wi-Fi throughout accommodation and

campus

• Meals are served in Guy’s Campus canteen


PLUS EXPLORE LONDON

15 hours/week







practise their English.After lunch, students

will be taken on afternoon excursions in and

around London, providing the opportunity

to practise English language skills in real-life

contexts. Excursions may include Trafalgar

Square, St Paul’s Cathedral, Tower Bridge,

Buckingham Palace and more!

FUTURE LEADERS & ENTREPRENEURS

23 hours/ week

This dynamic and interactive program allows

students to gain first-hand experience of what

it’s like to become an entrepreneur. Workshops

focus on budgeting, finance, project planning

and improving leadership and team building

skills.

STREET ART & CULTURE

23 hours/week

Students will develop a passion and

understanding for British art history on the

Street Art & Culture programme, enjoying the

many museums, exhibitions and historical art

sites that London is famous for.


5 half day visits in and around capital city

Tower Bridge • St. James Park and

Buckingham Palace • Greenwich •

British Museum • Museum of London •

Oxford Street • Tate Modern • Houses of

Parliament and Westminster

SAMPLE EXCURSIONS

Brighton

Sightseeing of famous landmarks & entrance

to the SeaLife Centre

Cambridge

Sightseeing of famous landmarks & visit to

a college included

Canterbury

Sightseeing of famous landmarks & Cathedral

entrance included

Optional excursions

Paddle boarding and kayaking

Loretto SchoolEdinburgh

Scotland’s oldest boarding school, this world-renowned location is

home to a prestigious Golf Academy and impressive sports facilities.

1-7 Linkfield Rd, Musselburgh EH21 7RE

EDINBURGH

STIRLING

GLASGOWLORETTO SCHOOL

TOP 6 NATIONALITIES

China

Italy

France

Spain

Brazil

Russia

KEY FEATURES

Start dates:

04 Jul, 11 Jul, 18 Jul, 25 Jul, 01 Aug

Arrival day:

Sunday

Age range:

13–17 Years

Capacity:

50 students


Full board


Daily activities

Accommodation:

Single rooms

English courses:



Academic courses:

English & STEM

Specialist courses:

Coding & Robotics

English Plus:

General English Plus Golf

Excursions:

Edinburgh & Edinburgh Castle,

Stirling & Stirling Castle,

St. Andrews & St. Andrews Castle,

North Berwick & Tantallon Castle

Nearest airport:

Edinburgh Airport – 19 miles

Outdoor

space WiFi

available

Astroturf

pitches

Tennis &

Netball Courts

Music &

Concert Hall

Explore

Edinburgh

Distances m

Glasgow 55

Stirling 46

Edinburgh Airport 19

Accommodation• Single rooms



and chair

• Laundry available in residence building.

• WiFi throughout

• Meals are served in the dining hall


15 hours/week







practise their English. Our aim is to improve

students’ confidence as quickly as possible

whilst encouraging the accurate production of

language including grammar.

INTENSIVE ENGLISH

23 hours/week



and still enjoy most of the exciting social activities.

GENERAL ENGLISH PLUS GOLF

15 hours GE + 6 hours golf/week

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.

ENGLISH & STEM

15 hours GE + 15 hours STEM/week

English & STEM (Science, Technology,

Engineering and Mathematics) is an exciting

course for students wishing to progress their

study of scientific topics. The programme

is based on morning English lessons with

science projects in the afternoons.

CODING AND ROBOTICS

23 hours/week

This fully immersive coding course delivered

in English will get students to interact with and

learn about the fundamentals of computer

science and robotics, preparing them for a

digital future.


Indoor sports: Basketball, football

and tennis

Outdoor sports: Football, volleyball

and team games




SAMPLE EXCURSIONS

Edinburgh

Half-day of sight seeing and visit to the Castle

Stirling & Castle

Sightseeing of landmarks & visit to the Castle

St Andrew’s Castle

Ruin located in the coastal Royal Burgh of

St Andrews in Fife

North Berwick & Trantallon Castle

Visit the town as well as the 14th-century

Castle

New Hall SchoolEssex

The perfect choice for town or countryside, this leading

independent boarding school offers a safe secure environment.

The Avenue, Boreham, Chelmsford Essex CM3 3HS, UK

LONDONHeathrow

Gatwick

StansteadNEW HALL SCHOOL

Southend

Distances m

London 50

Stansted Airport 20

Heathrow Airport 75

TOP 6 NATIONALITIESKEY FEATURES

Start dates:

11 Jul, 18 Jul, 25 Jul, 01 Aug, 08 Aug

Arrival day:

Sunday

Age range:


Capacity:

100 students


Full board


Daily activities

Accommodation:

Single, twin and quad rooms

English courses:



English Plus

General English Plus Horse Riding

Specialist courses

21st Century Skills

Excursions:

Sightseeing trips to London, Cambridge,

Canterbury, Colchester, Chelmsford,

Southend, Clacton-on-Sea

Optional Excursions: Paddle boarding,

kayaking and seal watching

Nearest airport:

London Stansted – 20 miles

Indoor

swimming pool

Outside playing fields

and tennis courts

National standard

athletics track

Indoor sports

centre

WiFi

Available

Theatre and

music venue

Kazakhstan

China

Spain

Brazil

Russia

France

Accommodation• Single, twin and quad rooms



and chair

• Laundry available in residence building

• Wi-Fi throughout

• Meals are served in college canteen


15 hours/week









whilst encouraging the accurate production of

language including grammar.

INTENSIVE ENGLISH

23 hours/week



and still enjoy most of the exciting social

activities.

21ST CENTURY SKILLS

23 hours/week

With interesting workshops on skills for

academic and career success, as well as

engaging project work, it is perfect course for

ambitious international students who have set

themselves high goals for their future

GENERAL ENGLISH PLUS

HORSE RIDING

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.

All equipment is provided and all abilities and

levels are catered for.

Students required to bring their own horse

riding attire.


Indoor sports: Swimming, basketball, football,

and tennis

Outdoor sports: Football, volleyball and team

games




SAMPLE EXCURSIONS

London

Full-day excursion with London eye entrance

included.

Cambridge

Full-day excursion with Cambridge University

visit included.

Canterbury

Full-day excursion with visit to the Cathedral.

Southend

Half day trip with entrance to Adventure Island.

Colchester

Walking tour with optional visit to castle.

Optional Excursions

Paddle boarding, kayaking and seal watching

Wycliffe CollegeGloucestershire

Ideally located for many of the UK’s historic attractions including

Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon and Bath.

Bath Road, Stonehouse GL10 2JQ

OXFORD

BRISTOL

Birmingham

Bristol

WYCLIFFE COLLEGE

TOP 6 NATIONALITIESKEY FEATURES

China

France

Italy

Spain

South Korea

Brazil

Start dates:

7 Jul, 14 Jul, 21 Jul, 28 Jul, 04 Aug

Arrival day:

Wednesday

Age range:


Capacity:

280 students


Full board


Daily activities

Accommodation:

Single and twin rooms

Nearest airport:

Bristol – 40 miles

English courses:

General: 15 hours/ week


Academic courses:

English Plus IELTS Exam Prep

English Plus Cambridge Exam Prep

English Plus:

General English Plus Tennis

General English Plus Horse Riding

Specialist Courses:

Master Chef Course

Excursions:

Sightseeing trips to Oxford, Bristol, Bath,

Cardiff, Gloucester and Cheltenham

Optional excursions:

Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick, Salisbury

Indoor heated

swimming pool

Tennis

courts Indoor sports centre

& playing fields

Outdoor football,

volleyball

WiFi

Available

Horse

riding

Distances m

Bristol 30

Bristol Airport 40

Oxford 50

Heathrow Airport 90

Accommodation• Single and twin



and chair

• Laundry service

• WiFi throughout

• Meals are served in college canteen


15 hours/week









whilst encouraging the accurate production

of language including grammar.

INTENSIVE ENGLISH

23 hours/week


determined to improve their English quickly and

still enjoy most of the exciting social activities.

ENGLISH PLUS CAMBRIDGE

EXAM PREP

23 hours/week

This three week programme gives students

the skills to prepare for the B2 First (FCE) or

C1 Advanced (CAE), internationally recognised

certificates of English language proficiency.

ENGLISH PLUS TENNIS

15 GE + 6 hours tennis

Wycliffe College has fantastic tennis facilities

within their school campus. Our tennis option

includes three afternoon sessions each week

with students having structured tennis coaching

by qualified Lawn Tennis Association (LTA)

instructors.

ENGLISH PLUS IELTS

23 hours/week

This course is designed to help develop the

language and skills necessary to succeed in

the academic IELTS examination. It is ideal

for students hoping to study at an English

speaking university in the future or who are

already preparing for the exam. Students will

learn how to approach different question types

and tackle examination papers.

ENGLISH PLUS HORSE RIDING

15 GE + 6 hours Horse Riding

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. All equipment is provided and all

abilities and levels are catered for. Students

required to bring their own horse riding attire.

MASTER CHEF CHALLENGE

23 hours/week

This fantastic programme allows students to

combine their English language lessons with

afternoon cookery classes where they can

develop life skills in the kitchen.


Indoor sports: Swimming, basketball, football

and tennis

Outdoor sports: Football, volleyball and

team games




SAMPLE EXCURSIONS

Cardiff

Full-day excursion to Cardiff with Cardiff Castle

entrance included.

Oxford

Full-day excursion to Oxford with Oxford

University visit included.

Bath

Full-day excursion to Bath with Roman Baths

entrance included.

Half-day excursions

Gloucester, Cheltenham and Bristol

Optional excursions

Stratford-upon-Avon, Salisbury with

Stonehenge and Warwick with Castle,

punting in Oxford.

Homestay CentresOur Homestay programme is a great choice as

students will gain a richer exposure of British culture

and fully immerse themselves in the day-to-day

family life of native English speakers. Homestays are

carefully chosen and always live close to a public

transport route for students to safely reach the school.

BSC YorkYorkshire

Located right in the heart of this

historic walled city, there’s so muchto

explore when studying at BSC York.

EdinburghEdinburgh

A historic yet modern city, our school

is in the best location from which to

explore this beautiful capital.

EDINBURGHGLASGOW

MANCHESTER

YORK

BSC YORK

EDINBURGH

In the heart of Stockbridge, situated between the water of

leith and New Town, our Edinburgh homestay programme will

combine English language learning with exciting city visits to

historic locations. Students can also explore more of Scotland’s

spectacular scenery on excursions to places such as Linlithgow

Palace and Stirling.

EdinburghA historic yet modern city, our school is in the best location from

which to explore this beautiful capital.

Start dates:

26 June–07 August

Arrival day:

Saturday

Age range:

12–17 years

English courses:



Excursions:

Excursions to Holyrood Palace,

Edinburgh Castle, Arthur's Seat

Exciting activities:

4 city based activities

1 half-day excursion

1 full-day excursion

Nearest airport:

Edinburgh – 8 miles

WiFi

available

KEY FEATURES

Central

location

Comfortable

common room

Historic

building

Modern

classrooms

Situated in a beautiful Georgian setting, our York school offers

Young Learners the opportunity to study in a traditional English

environment while immersing themselves in Britain’s rich history

and meeting other students from across the world.

BSC YorkLocated right in the heart of this historic walled city, there’s so

muchto explore when studying at BSC York.

Start dates:

26 June–07 August

Arrival day:

Saturday

Age range:

12–17 years

English courses:



Excursions:

Excursions to Yorkshire Air

Museum, Castle Howard, Ripon

and Whitby & Robin Hood’s Bay

Exciting activities:

4 city based activities

1 half-day excursion

1 full-day excursion

Nearest airport:

Leeds Bradford – 31 miles

WiFi

available

KEY FEATURES

Central

location

Dedicated social

common room

Modern

classrooms

Outdoor courtyard

with seating area

Our CoursesA range of courses designed specifically for Young

Learners. Combine learning English with activities,

adventure, exam preparation or even taking the

first step to an international career.

English for Young Learners

General & Intensive English

Perfect for students who want to improve

their English, make new friends and

discover the UK and Ireland

Academic English

Exam Preparation

Perfect for students who want

to prepare for their language

assessment

Ready for GCSE

Perfect for UK students preparing to

take their GCSE exams

English & STEM

Perfect for aspiring scientific minds

who want to improve their English and

focus on STEM subjects

English Plus

English Plus Activities

Perfect for students who want to

combine their language learning with

afternoon sporting activities

English Plus Exploring

Perfect for students excited about

travel who want to discover new

cities.

English in Action

Master Chef

Perfect for young chefs looking to

improve their English and cookery

skills

Future Leaders & Entrepreneurs

This dynamic and interactive program

allows students to gain first-hand

experience of what it’s like to become

an entrepreneur.

Performing Arts

Perfect for drama and arts students

looking improve their English and

performing skills

21st Century Skills

Perfect for students who are

ambitious and wanting a head start in

business and academic skills

Coding & Robotics

Perfect for individuals who want to get

hands-on with upcoming technologies

with the guidance and support of

experienced teachers.

Street Art & Culture

Perfect for students with a passion

for art, eager to discover London’s art

history

General & Intensive English Perfect for students who want to improve their English,

make new friends and discover the UK and Ireland

Our General English and Intensive English programmes give students

confidence and accuracy when reading, writing, speaking and listening

in English. Lessons involve a combination of project work and activities

that provide a natural platform to practise English in different situations.

Our aim is to provide a fun, engaging environment where students enjoy

themselves while they learn.

PRICESFROM £795PP

ENGLISH FOR YOUNG LEARNERS

Course Aims On completion of this course, students will:

• Have developed their language skills through practical activities and

discussions.

• Have developed their creativity and problem- solving skills.

• Have a deeper understanding of the English culture.

• Have experience working on projects in small groups.

• Have improved their digital competency in the context of project work.

• Be more confident in speaking English.

• Have met and learned from English native-level speakers.

• Have their English level assessed by the BSC level test.

• Be a more independent learner and global citizen.

• Have had a transformational learning experience and developed skills for life.

One week sample timetable

What's Included• One–six week programme

• Online pre-course level test

• Online pre-course study material

• Online post-course study material

• General English in the mornings, activities or intensive lessons in the

afternoons

• Leisure activities in evenings

• One full day excursion, one half day excursion

• End of course certificate with language level

Course Outcomes • Develop English language skills through practical

activities

• Be more confident in speaking English


Key Facts No minimum level of English

Ages: 8–17

Available at: Bradfield College, King’s College,

Loretto School, New Hall School, Wycliffe College,

BSC Edinburgh, BSC York

General English: 15 lessons per week

Intensive English: 23 lessons per week

Start dates: Spring and Summer 2021/2022.

See above locations for individual programmes.

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

7.30 Breakfast

9.00

Student arrivals

and activities

at the college

General English General English General English General English General English

Team Building

Challenges &

Colour Run

11.00 Break Break Break Break Break

11.30 General English General English General English General English General English

12.30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

14.00

Intensive English,

Activities: sports,

arts, drama

Intensive English,

Activities: sports,

arts, drama Half day trip to

Castle Howard

& Gardens

Intensive English,

Activities: sports,

arts, drama

Intensive English,

Activities: sports,

arts, drama

16.00 Break Break Break

16.30Activities: sports,

arts, drama

Rounders, Golf,

Tennis or Archery

Activities: sports,

arts, drama

Football, Golf,

Tennis

or Paddleboarding

18.00 Dinner

19.30‘Get to know you’

activitiesBuilding Challenge Fashion Show Casino Night Mini Olympics International Night Music night

21.30 Roll Call

22.30 Lights Out

English & Exam PreparationPerfect for students who want to prepare for their language

assessment

We offer an engaging IELTS or Cambridge preparation course for children

and teenagers to practise the English they need for their exam. Students

will build their confidence as well as their knowledge. The course finishes

with an on-site IELTS or Cambridge exam.

As with other BSC courses, our focus is on academic success, but we

can ensure students will have an enjoyable stay and a fun time meeting

students from all around the world.

ACADEMIC ENGLISH

PRICESFROM £925PPPER WEEK



discussions.

• Have developed their creativity and problem-solving skills.



• Have improved their digital competency in the context of project work.





What's Included• General English programme in the mornings, intensive IELTS/

Cambridge Exam preparation lessons in the afternoons (15+8)

• 2–4 week programme

• Pre-course level test




• End of course IELTS/ Cambridge exam on site

Course Outcomes • Students will have had in-depth preparation for

each part of the IELTS or Cambridge exam

• Gained confidence in taking the IELTS or

Cambridge exam

• Developed their vocabulary, grammar and

confidence to the level they need to succeed

Key Facts Minimum Level: Intermediate

Ages: 14–17 years

Available at: Wycliffe College

Lessons: 23/week, 15 GE + 8 Exam Prep

Start Dates 2021:

14 July, 21 July, 28 July, 04 August

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday

7:30 Breakfast

9:00

New student

arrivals and

activities at

the college

General English General English General English

Full day trip

to Oxford

(with walking tour)

& College and

optional additional

– Punting

General English General English

10:30 Break Break Break Break Break

11:00 General English General English General English General English General English

12:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

14:00

Half day trip to

Bristol with walking

tour and optional –

Bristol Ferry Boats

Exam Preparation

Lessons

Exam Preparation

Lessons

Exam Preparation

Lessons

Exam Preparation

Lessons

16:00 Break Break Break Break

16:30

Activities:

sports, swimming,

arts, drama

Activities:

sports, swimming,

arts, drama

Activities:

sports, swimming,

arts, drama

Activities:

sports, swimming,

arts, drama

18:00 Dinner

19:30‘Getting to know

you’ activitiesGames night

International

eveningMusic night Egg drop Scavenger hunt

BSC YL’s

Got Talent

22.00 Lights Out


Ready for GCSEPerfect for UK students preparing to take their GCSE exams

This specialist programme is designed for students currently studying

at a UK school preparing to take their GCSE exams. This three week

programme focuses on specific GCSE subjects combined with activities

and excursions for students to meet friends from all around the world.

By developing problem-solving and exam management skills students will

finish the course feeling confident and prepared to take the GCSE exams.

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discussions.


• Have developed their exam management skills


• Have gained confidence in taking the GCSE exam.

• Be more confident in speaking English proficiently.




What's IncludedThree week programme



• Tuition on exam skills and specific GCSE subjects.

• Lessons in the mornings, activities or intensive lessons in the afternoons

• Leisure Activities in evenings


• End of course attendance certificate

Course Outcomes • Develop exam management skills

• Focused learning for GCSE subjects

• Confidence in taking the GCSE exam

Key Facts Minimum level English: B2/ Intermediate

Minimum age 15

Student must be enrolled in a UK school

Available at: Bradfield College

Course duration: 3 weeks

Start date: Contact us for 2022 start dates



7.30 Breakfast

9.00

New student

arrivals and

activities at

the college

Ready for GCSE Ready for GCSE Ready for GCSE Ready for GCSE Ready for GCSE

Full day trip to

London with

walking tour &

London Eye with

optional additional

of River Cruise


11.00 Ready for GCSE Ready for GCSE Ready for GCSE Ready for GCSE Ready for GCSE


14.00 Ready for GCSE Ready for GCSE Ready for GCSEHalf day trip to

Windsor with

walking tour and

optional entrance

to Windsor Castle

Ready for GCSE

16.00 Break Break Break Break

16.30Activities: sports,

arts, drama

Activities:

swimming,

arts, drama

Activities:

swimming,

arts, drama

Activities: sports,

arts, drama

18.00 Dinner


activitiesBuilding Challenge Fashion Show Murder Mystery Games night

International

eveningDisco

22.00 Lights Out

English & STEMPerfect for aspiring scientific minds who want to improve

their English and focus on STEM subjects

English & STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)

is an exciting course for students wishing to progress their study

of scientific topics, whilst learning English, making new friends and

enjoying activities and excursions. The programme is based on

morning English lessons with science projects in the afternoons.

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discussions

• Have developed their creativity and problem-solving skills

• Have a deeper understanding of the English culture

• Have experience working on projects in small groups

• Have improved their digital competency in the context of scientific project work

• Be more confident in speaking English

• Have met and learned from English native-level speakers

• Have their English level assessed by the BSC level test

• Be a more independent learner and global citizen

• Have had a transformational learning experience and developed skills for life

What's Included• General English programme in the mornings with science projects in the

afternoons

• Continuous enrolment, starting every Monday


• Pre-course online learning content

• Post-course online learning content




Course Outcomes • Enhance practical and problem-solving skills

• Improve confidence in speaking English

• Develop a deeper understanding of scientific

topics

Key Facts Minimum level: English B1/Intermediate

Minimum age: 13

Available at: Loretto School

Lessons: 15 General English + 15 STEM

2021 Start Dates: 04 Jul, 11 Jul, 18 Jul



7.30 Breakfast

9.00

Student arrivals

and activities

at the school


Full day trip

to Stirling &

Stirling Castle

(optional additional

visit to The Kelpies)




14.00 STEM Classes STEM Classes

Half day trip to

Dynamic Earth

STEM Classes STEM Classes


16.30 STEM Classes STEM Classes STEM Classes STEM Classes

18.00 Dinner



International

evening Disco

22.00 Lights Out

Master Chef CoursePerfect for young chefs looking to improve their English

and cookery skills

The art of cookery is a skill students will use every day. This fantastic

programme allows students to combine their English language lessons

with afternoon cookery classes where they can develop life skills in

the kitchen.

Outside of lessons students will meet other learners from around the

world, enjoy evening activities and experience British culture with

exciting excursions.

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PRICESFROM £1000PP



discussions.

• Have developed their cooking creativity and problem-solving skills.

• Have a deeper understanding of the English culture and cuisine.


• Have developed their hands-on cooking skills.






What's Included• General English programme in the mornings with cookery classes in the

afternoons

• Continuous enrolment, starting every Wednesday







Course Outcomes • Learn and cook British cuisine

• Improve English language skills

• Develop cooking creativity and problem-solving

skills

Key Facts Minimum level English: A2 / Beginner

Available at: Wycliffe College

Lessons:

15 General English + 6 hours Master Chef lessons

Start Dates: 14 July, 21 July


Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday

7.30 Breakfast

9.00

New student

arrivals or

optional trip to

Stratford-upon-Avon

(with walking tour)

and optional

entrance to

Shakespeare’s

birthplace

General English General English General English

Full day trip to Bath

(with walking tour)

& entrance to

Roman Baths with

optional additional

Bath Abbey

Tower tours

General English General English




14.00Half day trip to

Cheltenham with

walking tour or

optional excursion

– Hollywood Bowl

Master Chef CourseIntensive English,

or Softball Master Chef Course Master Chef Course


16.30

Activities: sports,

swimming,

arts, drama

Activities: sports,

arts, drama

Activities: sports,

swimming,

arts, drama

Activities: sports,

swimming,

arts, drama

18.00 Dinner

19.30Group mural

making Casino night Quiz night Disco

BSC YL

Challenge NightMini Olympics Capture the flag

22.00 Lights Out

Performing ArtsPerfect for drama and arts students looking improve their

English and performing skills

Aspiring performers can perfect their skills on this unique three week

performing arts programme. Students will enhance their English skills

and meet students from around the world while they have lessons

focussed on performing, drama and poetry. Daily rehearsals give

students a taste of what it’s like to be in a production in a traditional

UK setting.

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discussions.








• Have expanded their knowledge on British poetry and drama.

• Have gained confidence in public speaking and performing.

What's Included• Online pre-course study material


• Daily rehearsals of a play/musical in the afternoons.

• Lessons on performing arts, drama, and poetry in the mornings.

• End-of-week performance



• End of course attendance certificate

Course Outcomes • Gain confidence in public speaking and

performing

• Expand knowledge of British poetry and drama

• Learn English through tailored performing arts

content

Key Facts No minimum level of English required

Minimum age: 8

Available at: Bradfield College

Lessons: 23 per week

Duration: 3 weeks

Course dates: Contact us for 2022 start dates



7.30 Breakfast

9.00

New student

arrivals and

activities at

the college

Performing Arts Performing Arts Performing Arts Performing Arts Performing Arts

Full day trip to

London with

walking tour &

London Eye with

optional additional

of River Cruise


11.00 Performing Arts Performing Arts Performing Arts Performing Arts Performing Arts


14.00 Performing Arts Performing Arts Performing ArtsHalf day trip

to Windsor with

walking tour and

optional entrance

to Windsor Castle

Performing Arts


16.30Activities:

sports, arts, drama

Activities:

swimming,

arts, drama

Activities:

swimming,

arts, drama

Activities:

sports, arts, drama

18.00 Dinner



International

eveningDisco

22.00 Lights Out

Street Art & CulturePerfect for students with a passion for art, eager to discover

London’s art history

On this course students will develop a passion and understanding

for British art and will even participate in a hands-on workshop with a

professional street artist.

Held at King’s College, participants will enjoy the many museums and

exhibitions that London is famous for, whilst practising their English

and learning with like-minded students around from around the world.

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• Have developed their language skills through practical activities and discussions.

• Have developed their creativity skills.

• Have visited multiple exhibitions across London including Tate Modern,

National Gallery, the V&A museum and the UK’s first street art gallery with

original Banksy close to Portobello Market and the Saatchi Gallery.

• Have a deeper understanding of English culture and art.

• Have a deeper understanding of local and international modern art.

• Have improved their communication skills in the context of art.






What's IncludedTwo-week programme

• Learning English through Street Art & Culture with on-campus tuition

in the mornings

• Museum visits and tuition in the afternoons







Course Outcomes • Visit multiple art exhibitions across London

including Tate Modern, National Gallery, the V&A

museum and more.

• Workshop with London street

artist where students will paint

their own piece

• Develop English language skills through practical

activities

Key Facts Minimum level of English: B1 Intermediate

Minimum age: 13

Available at: King’s College, London

Lessons: 23 hours per week, continuous

enrolment, starting every Sunday

Start Dates 2021: 04 July, 11 July



8.00

Arrivals Day

Breakfast

9.00Street Art &

Culture Lesson

Street Art &

Culture Lesson

Street Art &

Culture Lesson

Street Art &

Culture Lesson

Street Art &

Culture Lesson

Cambridge trip

with Walking

Tour and College

entrance

Optional additional

– Punting


11.30Street Art &

Culture Lesson

Street Art &

Culture Lesson

Street Art &

Culture Lesson

Street Art &

Culture Lesson

Street Art &

Culture Lesson


14.00

Chalk Farm to

Camden Town

Street Art

Walking Tour

The National

Gallery –

Painting race

Alternative London:

Shoreditch/Brick

Lane/Old Street

Bicycle and

cultural tour

Visit to Museum

of London and

London Wall

Leake Street

Arches, Graffiti

Workshop with

professional

Street Artist

18.00 Dinner

19.30

Orientation Walk/

Getting to know

you activities

Piccadilly,

China Town,

Leicester Square

Little Venice walk Shopping on

Oxford StreetDisco

Visit to Victoria and

Albert Museum Film night

21.00 In House

22.30 Lights Out

Future Leaders & EntrepreneursPerfect for students interested in business practice

and skills who want to set goals for their future

This dynamic and interactive program allows students to gain

first-hand experience of what it’s like to become an entrepreneur.

Workshops focus on budgeting, finance, project planning and

improving leadership and team building skills. Students will also

visit a marketing hub in London with a private tour and session to

learn about business practices.

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• Have developed their leadership and team-building skills through practical

activities and discussions.


• Have a deeper understanding of how business works.

• Have experience creating and launching an innovative product.

• Have improved their digital competency in the context of business and

entrepreneurship.

• Be more confident in presenting and public speaking.

• Have met and learned from inspirational business leaders.

• Have their English level verified by Cambridge Assessment English (Linguaskill).



• Have a take-home product that documents the achievements of the course aims.

• Have set goals for their future professional development.

• Visited a marketing hub in London to learn about business practices with a tour

What's IncludedTwo week programme


• Final exam with business English skill certificate (incl. CEFR level)

• Linguaskill by Cambridge English

• Course based on concept of ‘Dragon’s Den’. Guest speakers to decide at the

end of the course in which product they would like to hypothetically invest.

Course Outcomes • Students will prepare a pitch for a business

concept around their own product

• Have set goals for their future professional

development

• Gain first-hand experience of what it is like to

become an entrepreneur

Key Facts Minimum level English: B1 / Intermediate

Ages: 14–17

Available at: King’s College, London

Start date: 4 July, 11 July



8.00 Breakfast

9.00

Arrivals Day

Business Input: Teambuilding

Business Input: Product innovation

Business Input: Budgeting/ Finance

Guest Speaker 1 Business Input:

Marketing

Cambridge trip

with Walking Tour

and

College entrance

optional additional

– Punting


11.30Linguaskill: Speaking

Linguaskill: Reading Linguaskill: WritingLinguaskill: Listening

Linguaskill: Questions


14.00Workshop:

Teambuilding Workshop:

Product innovation Workshop:

Budgeting/ Finance

Visit to Museum

of London

Workshop: Marketing


16.30Supervised self-study or

onsite activities

Supervised self-study or

onsite activities


onsite activities


onsite activities


18.00 Dinner

19.30Orientation walk/

Getting to know you activities

Piccadilly, China Town,

Leicester Square Little Venice walk

Shopping on Oxford Street

Disco Visit to

Victoria and Albert Museum

Film Night

21.00 In House

22.30 Lights Out

21st Century SkillsPerfect for students who are ambitious and wanting a head

start in business and academic skills

In this dynamic and interactive programme, students will develop their

21st Century Skills while studying at a prestigious boarding school in

the UK. With interesting workshops on skills for academic and career

success, as well as engaging project work, it is perfect course for

ambitious international students who have set themselves high goals

for their future.

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8.00 Breakfast

9.00

Arrivals Day

Skills for

Career Success

Inspiration

Academic Skills

Interview Skills

Skills for

Career Success

Working Together

Academic Skills

Effective

Note Taking

Skills for

Career Success

Perception

Full Day

Excursion


11.3021st Century Skills

Flexibility

21st Century Skills

Initiative

21st Century Skills

Collaboration

21st Century Skills

Technology

Literacy

21st Century Skills

Communication


14.00 Activity I Activity I Activity I

Half Day

Excursion

Activity I


16.30 Activity II Activity II Activity II Activity II


18.00 Dinner

19.30Get to know you

activitiesBuilding Challenge Fashion Show Casino Night Mini Olympics Graduation Music Night

21.00 In House

22.30 Lights Out


• Have developed their leadership and team-building skills through practical

activities and discussions.


• Have a deeper understanding of what 21st Century Skills are and how to

develop them.

• Have experience working on projects in a group setting.

• Have improved their digital competency in the context of 21st Century Skills

• Be more confident in presenting and public speaking.

• Have learned from inspiration speakers watching Ted Talks.



• Have set goals for their future professional development.

• Have set goals for their future academic development


• 21st Century Skills content in the mornings

• Leisure Activities in the afternoons and evenings

• Semi-immersive programme with international BSC students


• Option to test business English skills with Linguaskill by Cambridge English

• Daily integrated project work

• Daily integrated skills for career and academic success

Course Outcomes • Understand and develop 21st Century Skills

• Improve digital competency

• Set goals for professional and academic

progression

Key Facts Minimum level of English: B1 Intermediate

Minimum age: 13


Bradfield College: Contact us for 2022 start dates

New Hall School

Start Dates 2021: 18 July, 01 August


Coding & RoboticsPerfect for individuals who want to get hands-on with

upcoming technologies with the guidance and support

of experienced teachers.

This fully immersive Coding course delivered in English will get you to

interact with and learn about the fundamentals of computer science

and robotics, preparing you for a digital future. With technology

playing such a huge role in today’s society BSC and Robotical have

combined two of the most important languages for the future – English

and computer programming.

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discussions.


• Explore the field of robotics and consider ethical issues with robotics

in society

• Have a deeper understanding of robots and how they are programmed.


• Have gained experience building and programming robots.

• Have improved their digital competency in the context of coding and

programming.


• Take part in a full-day hackathon to create and program a mazesolving

robot



• Have had a transformational learning experience and developed

skills for life.

What's Included• Pre-course level test






Course Outcomes • Build a walking, programmable robot

• Build your own games with Python

Key Facts Minimum level of English: B1/Intermediate

Minimum age: 13


Available at: Loretto School

Course Dates 2021: 04 Jul, 11, Jul, 18 Jul

Continuous enrolment, starting every Sunday


The course is designed and

delivered by Robotical Ltd

Morning Afternoon

Monday

Building Marty the Robot

Get to know Marty through a build where you will be introduced to the

different parts that make up a walking, programmable robot

Introduction to Programming

We will cover some of the different programming concepts and best

practices for programming a robot

Introduction to Robotics

What are robots? How are they used in society and why? Discussion

and activities to uncover some real-world problems surrounding

robotics

Design your Own Robot Part

Using CAD software, we will design our own robot part specifically

for Marty

Tuesday

Hackathon

In groups you will have a full day to design and program a solution so that Marty can navigate and solve a maze by considering where sensors

should be placed and how Marty will decide which route to take

Wednesday

Hackathon: Judging

With a keynote from the founder of Robotical followed by judging of

teams maze solving solutions

Trip to Robotarium/Museum

Afternoon trip to experience different robots first-hand,

find out what they are used for and look at how the field

of computing has developed

Thursday

Games Programming with Python

Introduction to the programming language, Python, that we will be using

to explore creating and programming small games

Project Work

Either individually or in a small group, you will begin to design your

own Marty game by planning out the different elements of the game

and procedure before starting to develop using Python

Friday

Project Work

Continuing on from Thursday afternoon work, continuing to

incrementally develop and test the game before preparing

to present to the class

Presentations and Awards

End of course presentations and awards, reflecting on

the week

English Plus ActivitiesPerfect for students who want to combine their language

learning with afternoon sporting activities

Our English Plus Activities portfolio allows students to combine their

English language lessons with afternoon activities in their chosen

activity or sport. We currently offer Tennis, Horse-riding and Golf at

different centre locations.

Students will have 15 lessons of General English plus 6 hours of their

activity over the week combined with exciting excursions as well as

evening activities. Learn English, focus on your chosen activity and

meet friends from all over the world in a beautiful UK setting.

ENGLISH PLUS

PRICESFROM £925PP



discussions.


• Have a deeper understanding of the English culture

• Gain practical experience or coaching in their chosen activity







What's Included• Continuous enrolment, starting every arrival day







Course Outcomes • Improve confidence and English skills

• Practical experience of chosen specialist activity

• Become an independent learner

Key Facts Course levels: Beginner to Advanced

Age range: 8–17

Lessons: 15 General English + 6 hours of activity

Available at:

English Plus Tennis:

Bradfield College* * This programme consists of 15 lessons GE and 15

tennis lessons

English Plus Horse-riding:

Wycliffe College

English Plus Golf:

Loretto School



7:30 Breakfast

9:00

Arrivals Day


Team Building

Challenges &

Colour Run

10:30 Break Break Break Break Break

11:00 General English General English General English General English General English

12:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

14:00Activities: sports,

arts, drama

Specialist activity:

Horseriding, Golf,

or Tennis

Half-day excursion

Activities: sports,

arts, drama

Specialist activity:

Horseriding, Golf

or Tennis

16:00 Break Break Break Break

16:30

Supervised

self-study

or Basketball

Supervised

self-study

or Football

Activities: sports,

arts, drama

Football, Golf

or Tennis

18:00 Dinner

19:30‘Get to know you’


International

eveningDisco

22.00 Lights Out

English Plus ExploringPerfect for students excited about travel who want to

discover new cities.

Discovering a city is an exciting way for students to learn about a new

culture whilst developing their English language skills. On the English

Plus Exploring course, Young Learners will have morning English

lessons followed by daily afternoon excursions to famous sights and

locations. They will meet students from all around the world, practising

their English in real-life situations to improve their skills quickly,

accurately and with confidence.

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PRICES FROM£1150EXPLORE LONDON€975EXPLORE DUBLIN/IRELAND



discussions.


• Have a deeper understanding of the English/Irish culture.


• Have learnt about famous landmarks and sights in their chosen city.







• Online pre-course level test



• General English in the mornings

• 5 excursions to famous sights in the afternoon


• One full day excursion


Course Outcomes • Develop English language skills

• Discover famous city sights

• Become a global citizen

Key Facts Minimum level English: A1/Beginner

Minimum age:

London: 12-17 years

Dublin/Ireland: 8-17 years

Available at:

English Plus Exploring Dublin: BSC Dublin

English Plus Exploring Ireland: BSC Dublin

English Plus Exploring London: King’s College,

London

Start dates:

BSC Dublin: 26 Jun – 07 Aug

King’s College London: 04 Jul, 11 Jul, 18 Jul,

25 Jul, 01 Aug, 08 Aug, 15 Aug, 22 Aug

One week sample timetable Explore London


8.15 Breakfast

9.15

Student arrivals,

on-site activities

or Notting Hill with

Portobello Market.


Full day trip to

Cambridge (with

walking tour) &

College entrance

Optional additional

– Punting




14.00

Royal walking

tour from Houses

of Parliament

to Buckingham

Palace

London Eye trip

with Southbank

walk

Treasure Hunt at

the British Museum

Visit to Museum

of London

Harry Potter 9¾,

Coal’s Yard and

Regent’s Canal

(optional-canal

ride)

18.00 Dinner

19.30Orientation Walk or

Tower Bridge Walk

Piccadilly, China

Town, Leicester

Square

Little Venice walk Shopping on

Oxford Street Disco

Visit to Victoria and

Albert Museum Film night

22.30 Lights Out

1. PROGRAMME INFORMATION

a. Programmes run with various start days

and are scheduled in the morning and/

or afternoon depending on product and

location. British Study Centres (BSC) reserves

the right to change the timetable structure.

BSC reserves the right to use classrooms in

alternative premises of a similar standard or

offer alternative social programmes, activities,

additional options or excursions.

b. Students must have reached the minimum

age required as indicated on the programme

information for the chosen location.

Minimum Age: Where minimum age is stated as:

08 years – students should be born in 2013



14 years – student should be born in 2007


Please note for football courses minimum age

is determined by the age of the child on the

course start date.

c. Students booking a Full Board programme will

be provided with Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

each day. A half board programme includes

breakfast and dinner. Additional meals and

snacks must be purchased separately by the

student.

d. Curfew times are in place and must be observed.

Students not adhering to the stated curfew

times will be subject to disciplinary actions.

e. Students should ensure that they bring sufficient

pocket money for incidentals such as snacks

and gifts. BSC recommends an amount

between £100–£200 per week.

f. BSC will endeavour to fulfil special requests

these cannot be guaranteed.

g. Students groups arriving more than 24 hours

after the stated start date for that week of the

summer programme will be taught as a closed

class for that week and then join international

classes the following week.

2. PAYMENTS

Payments must be received in full 21 days prior

to the course start date.

Bookings made within 21 days of arrival must be

paid in full at the time of booking.

Payment must include all bank transfer charges

(including intermediary bank charges).

For groups comprising of a minimum of 15

students, specific terms and conditions will apply.

3. CHANGES TO ENROLMENT

BSC reserves the right to charge an administration

fee of £50.00 each time the programme or centre

is changed or postponed after BSC has confirmed

the initial booking. This may also include any

requests for changes whilst the student is at

school. A downgrade in course type after

booking is considered a cancellation and the

same refund policies will apply

4. REFUNDS AND CANCELLATION FEES

All refunds will be made to the original fee

payer only. If BSC cancels a programme after a

student’s enrolment, BSC will refund all monies

already paid.

In the event that a refund is due, prorated

refunds will be calculated on a weekly basis.

When determining the number of weeks of a

student’s program, BSC will consider a partial

week the same as if a whole week were

completed, provided the student was present

at least one day during the scheduled week.

All refunds will be made within 45 days of

cancellation.

a. Cancellation prior to arrival for individual

bookings

Students cancelling courses or

accommodation, or students who have had

their visa application rejected will be subject

to the following cancellation fees:

0-14 days: Full Payment of one standard

programme week

15-21 days: Forfeiture of Deposit

22 + days: No Fee

b. No Shows or cancellation after arrival for

individual bookings

No refunds will be given for a cancellation

made after the programme start date

c. Cancellation for Group bookings

Individual booking cancellations inside the

group booking are subject to standard Terms

and Conditions (see 4.a). Group bookings may

be subject to specific terms and conditions.

Please refer to your Group Quote document

for further details or contact your BSC

representative to discuss.

5. ACCOMMODATION

All Young Learner accommodation is guaranteed

in separate male and female rooms. BSC

reserves the right to change the room type

booked when necessary. Any upgrade in room

type will be offered on a complimentary basis.

Any student changed to a lower accommodation

category will be offered a refund to the value of

the original price difference between the two

room categories.

6. LEVEL OF ENGLISH

If a student does not have the minimum level

of English required to follow a specific course,

BSC reserves the right to move the student to

an appropriate course for their level. Minimum

course levels specified before enrolment.

7. VISAS

BSC cannot be held responsible for decisions

taken by embassies or immigration officials

regarding entry visas or visa extensions. Visa

advice can only be given by the appropriate

Embassy, Consulate or High Commission.

Students should contact their local Embassy,

Consulate or High Commission to ensure they

are allowed to enter and study in their chosen

location. Students must maintain a valid visa

status and their course will be terminated without

a valid visa.

It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure

that the most updated regulations/processes are

being followed. BSC cannot be held responsible

for any visa regulation changes which occur after

the booking has been confirmed in compliance

with the then existing regulations.

A visa document courier fee or postal fee is

charged each time documents have to be sent

by courier or post. Please see individual school

pages for exact fees.

If a visa application is rejected and we receive

written evidence at least 14 days prior to arrival,

we will refund the fees received in full, less any

bank charges and any non-refundable fees

(registration fee, accommodation fee, courier

fees and bank charges). Should BSC receive

positive visa application results fewer than 14

working days prior to arrival, BSC reserves the

right to offer alternative accommodation, which

may incur additional charges.

If the arrival day is postponed due to a delayed

visa application BSC reserves the right to offer

an alternative centre, which may incur additional

charges.

In the event that BSC have incurred any charges

in reserving the accommodation for the student,

BSC reserves the right to pass these charges on.

8. PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

All centres will be open on Public Holidays. The

Bank Holiday lessons may be substituted with

a full day excursion. An updated list of public

holiday dates can be found on individual school

pages and on the BSC website.

Terms & Conditions

9. ARRIVAL TRANSFERS

Flight/Train details including: arrival time, flight

numbers, airline and point of origin must be

advised 7 days prior to arrival in order for BSC to

provide suitable airport transfers. No refunds will

be granted on transfers if arrival details are not

sent to BSC at least 7 days prior to arrival. Airport

transfer fees include a maximum of 1 hour waiting

time. Further delays may result in additional

charges.

Transfer cancellations made within 24 hours of

arrival will be charged in full.

10. SUPERVISION

All students on Young Learner programmes will

be required to complete a parental consent form

prior to arrival. Please speak with your BSC contact

for more details. Failure to provide parental

consent forms prior to arrival may incur in late

confirmation of your booking. Group Leader

Police Check and Group Leader Agreement

documents are required prior to arrival.

11. BEHAVIOUR & EXPULSION

BSC has a zero-tolerance policy for discrimination,

bullying and harassment in the workplace and

the classroom and will expel students for

unacceptable or unlawful behaviour. No refund

will be given and any unpaid fees become

immediately payable. Repatriation is at student’s

own expense.

BSC reserves the right to expel students for

unacceptable behaviour or lack of attendance.

No refund will be given and any unpaid fees

become immediately payable. Repatriation is

at student’s own expense.

12. PHOTOGRAPHY & FILMING

Students agree that photographs, videos,

artwork or other works, as well as recorded or

written testimonials; may be used, stored or

transferred internationally by BSC, or by a third

party agent, for promotional purposes including

printed and online marketing materials and

on any social media network without further

consent or notification. If students do not wish to

participate, BSC will respect their wishes but it is

the student’s responsibility to absent themselves

from the photograph/video.

13. HEALTH DECLARATION &

MEDICAL INFORMATION

It is recommended that students willingly choose

to disclose any mental or physical illness, allergy,

disability or condition that may impact their ability

to successfully complete their programme, the

wellbeing of any other student or staff member,

that may require monitoring, treatment or

emergency intervention during the student’s

period of enrolment, or that may require special

accommodation.

BSC will not discriminate on the basis of any

above mentioned conditions and where possible

will provide reasonable accommodation to meet

all students’ needs. BSC will reserve the right to

terminate a student’s enrolment if the student’s

participation represents a risk to their, other

students’ or staff members’ health and safety.

If reasonable provisions, in the opinion of BSC,

cannot be made, and the student’s physical

or mental condition makes the student unable

to successfully complete their programme, a

student’s participation may be curtailed. Refunds

will be provided based on standard refund

schedules as per terms and conditions.

14. DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS

OR PROPERTY

Students must pay the full cost of any damage

they wilfully cause to School or Accommodation

property

15. INSURANCE

Student combined health and travel insurance is

available from BSC for stays in UK & Ireland.

For detailed information on the insurance policies

above, please refer to your BSC contact or the

Agent Zone.

Evidence of insurance is required on arrival at BSC

16. LIABILITY

BSC and its employees 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. BSC

will not be liable in the event that any service

contracted to be supplied by BSC becomes

impossible to supply for any reason or any cause

outside the control of BSC.

17. FORCE MAJEURE

BSC will not be responsible for any failure

to comply with any of its obligations (and

therefore shall not be required to provide any

compensation) if the failure is the result of any

cause beyond BSC’s reasonable control.

BSC shall not be responsible for any costs

incurred by or on behalf of the student as a

result of any such occasion. Such instances

include but are not limited to; war, threat of war,

riot, civil strife, industrial dispute, terrorist activity,

natural or nuclear disaster, unusually adverse

weather conditions, pandemic and infectious

diseases.

19. APPLICABILITY

BSC Terms and Conditions are applicable to all

students and agents representing students.

20. REISSUING LOST/MISPLACED

STUDENT CERTIFICATES

Paper reprint £40.00

Electronic files £10.00

21. VALID PRICES

Prices are valid for courses commencing 1st

January 2021. Prices are subject to change

without notice and will be confirmed upon

booking.

22. TERMS AND CONDITIONS

The current BSC Terms and Conditions supersede

any previous Terms & Conditions that were

applicable at the time of student’s booking.

The most up to date terms and conditions can

be found at british-study.com

Documents

Young Learners Programmes 2021 - Sprachreise