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Enjoy discovering the English language in a beautiful and friendly school.
This year-round school is housed in an elegant Grade II listed Victorian building, within 60 acres of beautiful English countryside, providing a safe and peaceful environment. The main building - for living, teaching, learning and social events - is set around a traditional courtyard garden.
A residential learning experience
Students live and learn in our safe and secure schools. All our young learner courses have tuition, activities, trips, accommodation and meals included.
Facilities:
Bright, spacious classrooms with interactive whiteboards
Separate London-themed accommodation blocks for boys and girls
Disabled access/facilities
Dining room
Computer study centre
Art room
Student common room
On-site sports facilities including sports fields and an archery range
Peaceful, countryside setting
Free wireless internet
Accommodation
Boys and girls have separate accommodation blocks on site, each with a dedicated houseparent.
Bedrooms
The majority of bedrooms are twin rooms and include beds, wardrobe, chest of drawers and a chair. Where possible, we mix nationalities in bedrooms, so students are encouraged to practise their English and learn more about another culture.
Bathrooms
There are separate facilities for boys and girls and junior and senior courses. There are shared showers and toilet facilities, which are situated at strategic points throughout the accommodation.
Meals
Students are offered a choice of nutritious food at each mealtime; breakfast, lunch and dinner. Every menu includes a selection of hot and cold items including fresh fruit and vegetables. Packed lunches are provided on study tours.
Snacks are available during break times and at each evening house meeting. If your child has a dietary requirement associated to an allergy, please let us know so we can accommodate this.
This course created for young learners who want to combine English language study, activities and cultural visits.
Course includes:
- 15 hours per week.
English lessons include projects which are designed around the school’s weekly theme. Small groups of students work together on their projects focusing on each child’s language knowledge and skills development.
- 1-2 full day study tours per one week course
Students learn about British life and culture through study tours to historic UK destinations such as London, Oxford, Cambridge and Stratford-upon-Avon.
Study tours are learning opportunities outside the classroom and are part of the academic programme. Students are prepared for the study tour in class, given a task to do on the trip and have a feedback lesson afterwards. Young learners are carefully supervised on all study tours.
- After lessons, afternoon activities and a delicious dinner, students have an evening activity – more chance for your child to learn and practise English. Examples of evening activities include team-building challenges, treasure hunts and film nights.
Price includes:
Accommodation at your chosen school
All meals
All social activities and study tours
Airport transfers on arrival and departure with Bell staff
Free internet access
Free laundry service
Comprehensive insurance
Project-based English lessons
30 hours per two week course
Learning through projects is particularly motivating for young learners and helps them remember the language that they learn. Working in groups, students use English to produce something tangible like a short film, a presentation, a magazine or a short story.
Project work guarantees students study something new every time. Each project is based on a theme. Spring Explorer is designed around 4 weekly project themes.
Study tours:
3 full day study tours per two week course
Students learn about British life and culture through study tours to historic UK destinations such as London, Cambridge and Brighton.
Study tours are learning opportunities outside the classroom and are part of the academic programme. Students are prepared for the study tour in class, given a task to do on the trip and have a feedback lesson afterwards. Young learners are carefully supervised on all study tours.
Activities:
27 hours per two week course
After lessons, electives, and a delicious dinner, students have an evening activity – more chance for your child to learn and practise English. Examples of evening activities include team-building challenges, treasure hunts and film nights.
Course includes:
-Accommodation at Bell St Albans
-All meals, snacks and drinks
-All social activities and study tours
-Airport transfers on arrival and departure with Bell staff
-Free internet access
-Free laundry service
-Comprehensive insurance
This course is for young learners who want to combine English language study, activities and cultural visits.
Your child will develop:
-Core English language skills (reading, writing, listening and speaking)
-More vocabulary and better pronunciation
-A portfolio of work
-Essential life skills (teamwork, independence and communication)
-Increased confidence
-An international network of friends
Project themed English lessons:
30 hours per two week course
Winter Explorer is designed around five exciting project themes:
Week 1: Winter Wonderland
Week 2: Eureka!
Weeks 3 and 4: Here, There and Everywhere
Week 5: Picture This
Week 6: Sharing the Planet
Study tours:
-3 full day study tours per two week course.
Each student benefits from the opportunity to explore the UK and practise the language they have learned in lessons. Destinations relate to the theme of the week and include:
-London sights and museums
-Harry Potter studio tour
-Cambridge
-Stratford-Upon-Avon
Students booking a course that includes 26-28 January will also enjoy a 3-day trip to Edinburgh, Scotland’s historic capital.
Activities
27 hours per two week course
After lessons, electives, and a delicious dinner, students have an evening activity – more chance for your child to learn and practise English. Examples of evening activities include team-building challenges, treasure hunts and film nights.
You have to book accommodation with the course you have selected
Boys and girls have separate accommodation blocks on site, each with a dedicated houseparent.
Bedrooms
The majority of bedrooms are twin rooms and include beds, wardrobe, chest of drawers and a chair. Where possible, we mix nationalities in bedrooms, so students are encouraged to practise their English and learn more about another culture.
Bathrooms
There are separate facilities for boys and girls and junior and senior courses. There are shared showers and toilet facilities, which are situated at strategic points throughout the accommodation.
Housekeeping and laundry
Bedrooms and bathrooms are cleaned regularly, with fresh bed linen provided weekly. Students are responsible for making sure their room is tidy and will have regular room inspections. There is a free laundry service for machine washable clothes once a week.
Dining room
Meals
Students are offered a choice of nutritious food at each mealtime; breakfast, lunch and dinner. Every menu includes a selection of hot and cold items including fresh fruit and vegetables. Packed lunches are provided on study tours.
Snacks are available during break times and at each evening house meeting. If your child has a dietary requirement associated to an allergy, please let us know so we can accommodate this.
Room
Food
Not required
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one way
We strongly recommend you to book your flight only after your participation in a course and visa are confirmed.
School address:
Shenley Lane London Colney St Albans Hertfordshire AL2 1AG, St. Albans
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