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I never knew it was possible to have this much fun in only three weeks! Whether you come with a friend, a few friends, or by yourself, be open to making new friends with everyone! It will make experiences 100 times better. Don’t overpack because you won’t end up wearing half the things you brought. Try new things and have FUN! — Savannah. Blyth Academy

contentsWelcome to Globeducate 4

Our schools 5

Why choose Globeducate holiday courses? 7

Locations 9

Programmes 11

Our school courses 13

School-age chart 15

Schools

ICS International Community School, Summer School 17

Stonar Summer School and Holiday Courses 29

The Nobel International Summer School 43

Blyth Academy Summer School 51

General information 59

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We went on so many trips. I loved the Graffiti day, National Gallery and Kew Gardens. London is an incredible city to spend time in with new friends. — Jack. ICS Summer School

welcome

Our offer is unique:Our brilliant independent schools provide their own high-quality holiday school programmes.

We are delighted to offer an exceptional set of holiday programmes where your child will improve their language, confidence and skills in a friendly, fun and safe environment.

Established 40 years ago and now with over 18,000 students in 50 schools worldwide, Globeducate is a global leader in education. We are proud of the diversity of our schools which are all uniquely different and share these common key principles:

Educational Excellence A premium educational experience focused upon the individual talents of each student.

Education in ValuesRespect and Tolerance, Self- improvement, Responsibility, and social commitment are the values that are the foundations of our schools.

Global Readiness Mastery of a second language and the development of intercultural understanding prepare our students to become global citizens.

More Than a School When you join a Globeducate holiday school programme, you aren’t just joining a school. You are joining an exclusive, worldwide community of teachers who are focused on preparing students for the future.

We warmly welcome you to explore our schools and programmes and thank you for your interest and loyalty.



ICS International Community SchoolSummer School, London, UK

Stonar School Summer School and Holiday Courses, Wiltshire, UK

“Stonar is a British boarding school, established in

1895 in a beautiful rural 80-acre campus, yet within

easy reach of Bath and London. Stonar has decades

of experience in welcoming international students

from around the world. As well as great facilities

for learning, Stonar is unique in offering extensive

equestrian facilities. The outstanding facilities include

first class indoor and outdoor schools, stabling for

65 horses, a cross country schooling field with a wide

variety of different fences and a hacking track.

Each year, Stonar opens up its exceptional

education to holiday school students aged 10-17,

with a variety of programmes combining immersive

language learning with riding, sport and arts.”

Matthew Way, Head of Stonar School

our schools40+ courses

“International Community School is a highly

regarded, international school located in the very

heart of London. The ICS Summer School offers

expert English language tuition for students at

all ability levels, from 3 - 17 years old. Our school’s

central London location means that we are uniquely

connected to one of the world’s most vibrant cities.

Our students’ English language learning experience

is enhanced through a series of weekly adventures

visiting many of London’s iconic venues such as the

Science and Natural History Museums, Shakespeare’s

Globe Theatre and Buckingham Palace.

ICS Summer School has welcomed 50,000

international students over the last 40 years.

We would be delighted to welcome you to the

ICS Summer School in 2020. London is calling!”

Rod Jackson, Head of ICS

We offer a variety of immersive language programmes in English,

for children of all abilities from the ages of 3 – 19.

As well as pure language-focused classes, pupils can also take combined programmes with specialised coaching in sports, riding and arts. All programmes include excursions to local sights and attractions. Our unique Blyth programmes are travel focused.

Blyth Academy Summer Programmes, Worldwide

“Blyth International Summers is a specialised travel

group that is part of the Blyth Academy schools

group in Canada. Blyth International Summers

has study abroad programmes in 30 countries

offering over 25 English-based academic courses.

More than 50,000 students have experienced our

international programmes since 1977. Our high

school students come from public schools and

private schools across Canada, the U.S., and Europe

and are between 14 and 19 years old. We teach

them to value many things, from independence to

team building, leadership and curiosity. Most of all,

our students learn not just to cope with or tolerate

difference, but also to thrive on them. Much of our

students’ personal growth occurs outside the formal

curriculum with field trips, excursions and out-and

about activities playing a vital role in learning.”

Pat Shaw, CEO of Blyth Academy

The Nobel International SchoolSummer School, Algarve, Portugal“The Nobel International School Algarve Summer

School offers students the opportunity to attend our

established and respected international boarding

school while enjoying all of the activities the

beautiful Algarve region is known for.

The programme offers the choice of two, four or

six-week sessions for young learners aged 12 to 17

in a multicultural and multilingual environment

to maximise their language skills. Our dedicated

and talented teachers and activities staff make the

experience highly memorable for all.

The course is relevant to all English Language levels

and gives students a fantastic opportunity to taste

boarding life and to spend time in our wonderful

surroundings.”

Mike Farrer, Head of Nobel



why choose Globeducate holiday courses?How we teachWe take a learner-centred approach which

develops core skills such as teamwork,

responsibility, problem solving and

critical thinking.

We make classes fun to motivate students and

believe that this helps them become inquisitive,

independent learners.

All our programmes develop learners’ confidence

through age-appropriate themes and activities,

a learning-centred approach and collaborative

experience. Teachers all have Qualified Teacher

Status and experience in their subject area.

We aim to provide learners with authentic

opportunities to practice their language skills such as:

● Conversation in social situations

● Questionnaires and quizzes in school and on trips

● Problem-solving as a team

● Using English outside of the classroom

How are students placed in classes?When learners arrive on their first day.

they complete a placement test. We find

out what each pupil knows, what they want

to learn and what interests and motivates them.

We place students in a class at an appropriate level where

they will feel comfortable yet challenged to develop their

language skills. Learners are also placed according

to their age to ensure that all children are at the

same stage cognitively.

How is progress measured? Pupils aged 8 upwards are given a weekly progress

test which is in the form of a game or quiz to help

them understand how much they have learnt.

It allows the teachers to evaluate who is ready to move

to a more challenging level or requires further support.

Observation and reportingYounger learners are monitored and assessed

by teachers through informal observation.

All students receive a certificate and report upon

completion of their course.

I enjoyed my time at ICS, it’s the best school ever and I’ve learned many things. I will miss you all!— Lola. ICS Summer School



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Contact us:We will help you find the perfect summer school.

1 ICS International Community School Summer School, London, UK

Airports ● London Heathrow ● London Gatwick ● Stansted

Train stations ● St Pancras International (Eurostar)

2 Stonar School Summer School and Holiday Courses, Wiltshire, UK

Airports ● London Heathrow ● London Gatwick ● Bristol

Train stations ● St Pancras International (Eurostar)

3 The Nobel International School Summer School, Algarve, Portugal

Airports ● Faro International ● Lisbon International

4 Blyth Academy Summer School, Worldwide

Airports and train stations ● Multiple locations



programmesChoose from a variety of courses to suit your child’s interests, whether they wish to focus purely on language or to combine it with a specialist option.

This program is an experience of a lifetime! The teachers organized fun activities to mix in with school work so there is always something fun going on. This has been a very enjoyable time and I would do it again in a second!— Finlay. Blyth Academy

Beginners (A1 – A2)

Students should be able to understand and use

familiar everyday language and phrases and be able

to interact in a simple way. They should be able

to introduce themselves and ask and answer basic

questions and be able to name familiar

everyday objects.

Intermediate (B1 – B2)

Students should be able to use and understand

language related to their own lives and daily routine.

They should be gaining confidence in talking about

their lives e.g. work, school, leisure and be starting

to deal with less familiar situations. Some may

be able produce text on topics which are familiar

and describe experiences and events.

Advanced (C1 – C2)

Students are starting to interact fluently in English

and can write clearly and accurately on a range of

topics. They may have a good vocabulary associated

with specialist subjects and will be able to differentiate

between social, colloquial language and business/

formal language.

Experience quality and innovative study programmes. We offer:● Small class sizes● All pupils receive a minimum of 3 hours

of language tuition each weekday● Many additional conversational opportunities

with native speakers● PSHE component, to support

personal development

● Exciting excursions and trips● Comprehensive activities programme ● Fully qualified and police-checked staff● Accompanied travel to and from

international airports● First-class facilities

English language ability levelsAll Globeducate schools offer English as a Foreign

Language (EFL) and Blyth Academy also offers

academic courses. English levels are described below

according to the Common European Framework

of Reference for Languages (CEFR).



our school courses

Programmes

English Language Courses

● The English School Experience● Active English in London

English Language Plus● Horse Riding● Football● Tennis ● Multi Sports● Art and Photography

English Language Course

● Multi Sports and Activities

English Summer Abroad Programme● 24 academic courses in 25 different countries

LondonUK

WiltshireUK

Worldwide

AlgarvePortugal

Age andLevel

Residential2019 /2020

DatesLength of stay

Approach Weekly Fee

● 3 – 17

● All levels

● Non-Residential ● 22 June - 21 August

● 1 – 9 weeks

● EFL

● Cultural

● £90 registration fee

● £625 non residential

● 10 – 17

● 9 – 15 (summer only)

● All levels

● Residential accommodation

● Homestay (summer only)

● 26 October - 2 November

● 4 - 18 April

● 5 July - 16 August

● 1 – 6 weeks

● EFL

● Cultural

● Sports

● £90 registration fee

● £1195 Riding Summer

● £1095 Other Courses Summer

● £1095 Riding October and Easter

● £995 Other Courses October and Easter

Per child per week tuition fee, full board

● 12 – 17

● All levels


● 7 July - 18 August

● 2, 4 or 6 weeks

● EFL

● Cultural

● Sports

● 240€ Day Student (Lessons only)

● 400€ Day Student (Lessons and activities)

● 1000€ Full board (Full programme)

● 13 – 19

● Levels

● Residential accomodation: Blyth Academy accomodation is selected based on safe locations accessible to city centres and with spaces that provide a good environment for learning.

● Varies according to course. July and August programmes available.

● 2 – 3 weeks

● EFL and academic

● Cultural

● Experiential learning

● $CA195 registration fee

● Varies by programme. Full programme prices can be found online or in the Blyth Academy International Summers brochure.

B1 and above (EFL and academic)


https://globeducate.blythsummers.ca/


school age chart

Age 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19

Globeducate holiday courses are organised according to the age of the students when they attend their chosen programme.

Simply calculate the age that your child will

be at the time of your chosen holiday school

experience (they may have a birthday between

you booking the programme and the start of the

programme) and then use the chart to see where

there is a programme available for your child.

Please note

● ICS Summer School (UK) offers

programmes for students from 3 to 17 years of age

● Stonar Holiday Courses (UK) offers


● Nobel Summer School (Portugal) offers


● Blyth Summer School (Worldwide) offers


I think that ICS is interesting and wonderful, I had a really good time.— Emily. ICS Summer School



My time at the ICS summer school has been great. I have met many people from all over the world and have made some incredible friends. I have learnt many new interesting things and have worked on some terrific projects. I feel thankful towards all the staff and I hope to come back one day.— Jouri. ICS Summer School

ICSSummer SchoolTwo options are available to boost English language skills, through inspiring activities and projects in the vibrant city of London, the capital of the English language.



● Dates 22 June – 21 August 2020

● Course length 1 – 9 Weeks

● Class size 15 – 20

● Teacher to student ratio

3 – 5 years 1 : 5 maximum 5 – 7 years 1 : 8 maximum 8 – 9 years 1 : 8 maximum 10 – 13 years 1 : 15 maximum 14 – 17 years 1 : 15 maximum

● Age 3 – 17

● Levels All

● Hours of English per week 27.5

● Week 5 days (Monday To Friday)

● Accommodation Non-residential

During the English School Experience, students boost their language through inspiring activities, projects and London excursions.

The programme provides students with

a ‘British style’ school experience which

develops a command of English language

skills in academic subjects.

course The English School ExperienceIn our core programme for English learners, students accelerate their skills through inspiring activities & projects in a British-style school experience, enhanced through London excursions.

Student ages

3 – 4 years old NurseryThe focus is on creative and play

based learning and the development

of communication and social skills.

Children use song, dance, drama,

art and construction to improve

language skills.

5 – 7 years old Lower PrimaryLearners work collaboratively

through project-based

activities, researching together

to improve English language

and communication skills. Weekly

excursions take place in central

London and are directly related

to the learning that is taking

place that week.

8 – 9 years old Upper PrimaryLearners take part in exciting

discovery-led activities with

a focus on all communication

skills: speaking, listening, reading

and writing. Lessons and activities

are linked to a weekly project.

Weekly excursions take place

in central London and are directly

related to the learning that

is taking place that week.

10 – 17 years old SecondaryLearners build confidence and

competence through projects

and focused lessons which

include group work, worksheets,

questionnaires and research tasks.

Weekly excursions take place

in central London and are directly

related to the learning that

is taking place that week.

Each week focuses on a particular theme based around culture,

history, commerce or the environment. The thematic nature of the

course means students learn within a meaningful context and will not

repeat the same lesson or excursion, no matter how long they stay.

Every student takes a placement test on their first day so the academic

team can group children appropriately by the level of English and age.

I think that ICS is interesting and wonderful, I had a really good time.— Dexter. ICS Summer School



Sample timetables

MONDAY 09.00 10.00 10.15 11.00 11.45 - 12.15 13.00 13.45 15.30 15.50 16.00

Morning Routine Welcome

Investigation 10.00 - 10.20

BreakArt Investigation Lunch / Park Rest time Investigation Story Clean

upSchool

finishes

TUESDAY 09.00 10.00 10.20 11.00 11.45 - 12.15 13.00 14.00 14.40 15.30 15.50 16.00

Morning Routine

Sports in Hall 9.15 Break English Investigation Lunch / Park Rest time Investigation Story Clean

upSchool

finishes

Nursery 3 – 4 years (Wyndham Place campus)

WEDNESDAY 09.00 10.00 10.20 11.00 11.45 - 12.15 13.00 14.00 15.30 15.50 16.00

Morning Routine Investigation Inside Break Investigation Jungle Gym Lunch / Park Rest time Investigation Story Clean

upSchool

finishes

THURSDAY 09.00 10.00 10.20 11.00 11.45 - 12.15 13.00 14.00 14.40 15.30 15.50 16.00

Morning Routine Investigation Inside Break Music 10.20

- 11.00 English Lunch / Park Rest time Investigation Story Clean up

School finishes

FRIDAY 09.00 10.00 10.20 11.00 11.45 - 12.15 13.00 14.00 15.30 15.50 16.00

Morning Routine Investigation Inside Break English Drama 10.20

10.50 - 11.35 Lunch / Park Rest time Investigation Story Clean up

School finishes

MONDAY 09.00 10.20 10.45 10.50 11.45 12.45 13.00 13.30 14.00 15.00 15.30 15.50 16.00

Morning Routine

Welcome and Induction

Welcome Assembly

in Hall

Break in Class Music Park

11.45-12.45Toilet Break Lunch Project

InductionProject

Induction English Story Clean up

School finishes

Lower Primary 5 – 7 years (Wyndham Place campus)

TUESDAY 09.00 10.30 - 10.50 10.50 11.45 12.45 13.00 13.30 14.30 15.50 16.00

Morning Routine Maths Inside Break English Park

11.45-12.45Toilet Break Lunch Art 1.45 - 2.30 English Clean

upSchool

finishes

WEDNESDAY 09.00 - 14.15 14.15 15.00 15.50 16.00

Morning Routine Excursion Personal, Social and

Health Education Music Clean up

School finishes

THURSDAY 09.00 - 09.45 09.45 - 10.30 10.30 11.00 11.45 12.45 13.00 13.45 14.30 15.30 15.50 16.00

Morning Routine Geography English Inside

Break English Park 11.45-12.45

Toilet Break Lunch Science English Excursion

InformationClean

upSchool

finishes

FRIDAY 09.00 10.30 - 10.50 10.50 11.45 12.45 13.00 13.30 13.45 14.30 15.30 15.50 16.00

Morning Routine Drama 9.15 - 10 Inside Break English Park

11.45-12.45Toilet Break Lunch Story

Sports at the Seymour

Centre

Weekly Reflection

Learning Celebration

Clean up

School finishes

Pastoral CareA parent’s first and primary concern is the health, safety and wellbeing of their child.

At ICS Summer School, we are totally of the same mind! The health, safety

and welfare of your child is the most important thing for us as well. What

exactly does that mean? What is the health, safety and welfare of any child

really about? Pastoral care is the term that we use to describe all aspects

of the health, safety and welfare of students at ICS Summer School. It means

that the adults at the school are committed to supporting not only the

academic learning that takes place but also the personal, social and

emotional development of each student.

Our job is to keep students safe, healthy and happy while promoting their

interpersonal, intrapersonal, cultural and communication skills. ICS Staff

take the time and make the effort to get to know each student

as an individual.

Example Excursions (One whole day per week)● Natural History Museum (Natural Sciences, Geogrpahy, History, Language) ● Science Museum and iMax Cinema (Science, Language)● Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre (Language & Literacy, History, Language)● Tate Modern (Art, Design, Culture, Language)● Camden Town Market (Culture, Language)● London Wetlands Centre (Environmental Science, Language) ● Wimbledon (Sport, History, Culture, Language)● London Transport Museum (Culture, Language, History, Geography)



I really liked that each week we did a trip, this is different to other schools. I love this school and don’t want to leave. — Dana. ICS Summer School

Upper Primary 8 – 9 years (Star Street campus)

Secondary 10 – 17 years (Star Street campus)

Sample timetables

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

09:00 - 09:15 Registration Registration Registration Registration Registration

09:15 - 10:20 English Maths Personal, Social and Health Education

Excursion

Drama

10:20 - 10:40 Break Break Sports Break

10:40 - 12:00 English English English Music

12:00- 12:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

12:30 - 13:15 Park Park Park Park

13:15 - 14:15 English EnglishInvestigation Time /

Continue Art Project / Afternoon snack

English

14:15 - 15:15 Music Personal, Social and Health Education Story Personal, Social and Health

Education

15:15 - 16:10 Sports at Seymour Centre Art Science Assembly

16:15 School finishes School finishes School finishes School finishes School finishes

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

09:00 - 09:15 Registration Registration Registration Registration Registration

09:15 - 10:45 English Drama English Maths

Excursion

10:45 - 11:05 Break Break Break Break

11:05 - 12:00 English Sports at Seymour Centre Art Science

12:00 - 13:00 English English Personal, Social and Health Education English

13:00 - 13:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

13:30 - 14:15 Clubs Clubs Clubs

Sports14:15 - 15:15 English English English

115:15 - 16:10Personal, Social and Health

Education Music English

16:15 School finishes School finishes School finishes School finishes School finishes



This course is only for the 14 – 17 age group as it involves interacting with London! Active English means active learning, using and applying English language skills in real-life contexts.

This is a dynamic course, travelling on London buses and the Tube (students plan the routes!) and visiting iconic London landmarks.

English Language levels are improved through

direct interaction with the environment, with

learning opportunities skillfully crafted by the

specialist Active English teachers, who are

always on hand to guide the group.

Students immerse themselves in the English

language and experience British culture up close.

course Active English in London

Active English Sample Excursions (5 per week)● Natural History Museum ● Science Museum● Shakespeare Globe Theatre● Tate Modern, Tate Britain● Camden Town● Wimbledon● Kew Gardens● Sherlock Holmes Museum● Design Museum● Saatchi Gallery● House of Illustration● Dr Johnson’s House● Shoreditch Street Art Workshop● London Museum● Victoria & Albert Museum● Royal Institute of Architects● Houses of Parliament● Buckingham Palace

It’s a great chance to meet other children. Thank you teachers, it’s been so much fun.—Seoyeon. ICS Summer School

● Dates 22 June – 21 August 2020

● Course length 1 – 9 Weeks

● Class size 15 – 20

● Teacher to student ratio 1 : 10 maximum

● Age 14 – 17

● Levels All

● Hours of English per week 27.5

● Week 5 days (Monday To Friday)

● Accommodation Non-residential

Each week is designed around a different theme,

for instance, Technology and Innovation,

or Art and Culture.

Confidence in speakingLearners’ independence will grow as they gain

confidence in the English language and in their

knowledge of London. In addition, they develop

critical thinking skills by learning how to problem

solve and research and analyse new information.



The ICS school taught me so much, the teachers encouraged and helped us in class all the time. I think I will bring my friends and classmates with me next time. I love ICS!— Amy. ICS Summer School

● Monday09.00 - 11.30 Registration and Welcome

Warmup, Icebreakers,

‘Get-to-Know-You’ activities and

assessment of language: knowledge,

skills and confidence levels

11.30 - 13.30 Deduction modals, introducing

vocabulary on crime,

guess what must have happened

situation, play scenes from the

tv show, Sherlock.

13.30 - 14.30 Visit The Sherlock Holmes Museum

14.30 - 15.30 Visit Regents Park to create and

present short stories (walk)

15.30 - 16.15 Return to school, review learning

and prepare for Day 2

● Tuesday 09.00 - 09.30 Registration and visit preparation:

planning routes, group leaders

(students, with adults supervising)

and language preparation for the day

09.30 - 10.00 Travel to The Shakespeare

10.00 - 12.00 Globe Theatre Tour & Workshop

(based on Romeo and Juliet)

(tube/bus/walk)

12.00 - 13.00 Lunch and Travel to the Charles

Dickens Museum (tube/bus/walk)

13.00 - 14.00 Story writing session inspired by the

Shakespeare workshop

14.00 - 15.30 The Charles Dickens Museum,

with Workshop on Dickens novels

15.30 - 16.15 Return to school (tube/bus/walk)

● Wednesday 09.00 - 09.30 Registration and visit preparation:

planning routes, group leaders

(students, with adults supervising),

and language preparation for the day

09.30 - 12.00 Class based. Introduce narrative

tenses: through games, activities,

role plays, etc. introduce examples

of stories for them to understand

how to construct a story

12.00 Early lunch in school

12.30 - 13.00 Travel to London Museum

13.00 - 15.30 London Museum, the Story of London

15.30 - 16.15 Return to school

● Thursday 09.00 - 09.30 Registration and visit planning

09.30 - 10.00 Travel to the House of Illustrations

10.00 - 12.00 Workshop on how to illustrate a book

12.00 - 12.30 Return travel to school

12.30 - 13.00 Lunch at school

13.00 - 16.15 Writer’s Workshop: Creating

and Illustrating Stories

● Friday 09.00 - 09.30 Registration and visit planning

09.30 - 10.00 Travel Dr Johnson House

(18th Century author, famous

for the Dictionary of English)

10.00 - 12.00 Writing Workshop at

Dr Johnson’s House

12.00 - 12.30 Return travel to school

12.30 - 13.00 Lunch at school

13.00 - 16.15 Writer’s Workshop: finishing

creations and presentations of stories

Example timetable Theme: Stories Inspired by London



I’m really fond of Stonar because of the opportunity the school has given me to meet interesting people from all around the world, along with fantastic teachers and splendid landscapes. — Nurgun. Stonar Summer School

Stonar Summer School and HolidayCourses

School Facilities● Extensive equestrian centre

● Swimming pool and indoor sports hall

● 4 outdoor tennis courts

● Generous outdoor fields and a large all-weather pitch

● Comfortable common areas with kitchen, TV and WiFi

● Free bedding and laundry service

● An extensive English language library

● School safe and pocket money service offered

● Interactive, bright classrooms

● Three boarding houses with a range of single/shared rooms

● Desks, wardrobes and lockable drawers in each room

● Shared bathrooms/toilets with a ratio of 1:4 students

● Dance, music, drama and arts studios plus IT suite



Course information● Dates July 5 - August 16, 2020● Course length 1 – 6 Weeks ● Class size 8 – 14● Staff to student ratio in class 1 : 14 maximum in activities 1 : 15 maximum in boarding 1 : 20 maximum● Age 9 – 15● Levels All● Hours of English per week 30● Week 7 days (Sunday - Sunday)● Accommodation Residential

and Homestay

English Plus English Plus combines 4 hours of language learning each day (all our teachers hold EFL qualifications) with up to 15 hours of your chosen specialist activity, as well as team-building activities in the evenings and trips to world-famous cities and sites on the weekends.

Activities to choose from:

● Horse Riding● Football● Tennis ● Multi-Sports● Art and Photography

English is taught in small groups according to ability,

which is set following a placement test at the beginning

of the week.

Summer SchoolEnglish PlusA boarding school experience on a stunning site in beautiful English countryside just outside the city of Bath. Here you can learn what it is like to be a boarder in England, learning, trying new activities and making lifelong friends from other countries.

Project English is an exciting task-based course component which allows students to work together to design and create their very own product, be it a video presentation, class magazine or even a play!

This helps students develop their interpersonal and team working

skills in a highly communicative setting, ensuring the English they

learn is used in realistic and meaningful contexts.

Conversation is focused by theme to give students the skills and vocabulary

for communicating in English and to encourage engagement. A variety

of teaching techniques including projects, group work, research tasks and

worksheets ensure that no two days are the same which reinforces and

embeds learning. Trinity College exams can be taken by students (by prior

arrangment), providing an internationally-recognised qualification.

Excursions take place on the weekend in some of the world-famous tourist sites in the local area, including London, Oxford, Bristol, Stonehenge and the historic UNESCO World Heritage city of Bath.

Very enjoyable, good to make some new friends from different countries in the world who helped improve my English.— Charles. Stonar Summer School



Sample timetable

The horse jumping lessons were so much fun and the riding teachers would always help us with specific exercises for each horse.— Amillie. Stonar Summer School.

07.30 – 08.45

08.45 –10.15

10.15 –10.45 10.45 – 12.15 12.15 – 13.00 13.00 – 14.00 14.00 –

14.15 14.15 – 15.45 15.45 – 16.15 16.15-17.45 17.45 –

18.30 18.00 – 19.30 19.30 – 22.00 22.00 –

22.30

Sun

07.30 Wake up

08.00-08.45 Breakfast

09.00 – 18.00

Full day excursion

Dinner

Free Time

Team Challenges*

Bedtime

Mon General English 1 Break General

English 2

Lunch

Stonar Project English Course

Prepare for afternoon activities

Plus Activities Free time Plus

Activities Free time Quiz Night*

Tues General English 1 Break General

English 2




Activities Free time Capture the Flag*

Wed General English 1 Break General

English 2




Activities Free time Film Night*

Thur General English 1 Break General

English 2




Activities Free time Games Night*

Fri General English 1 Break General

English 2




Activities Free time Talent Show*

Sat

08.00 Wake up

08.30-09.15 Breakfast

09.00 – 18.00

Full day excursion Free time Saturday

Disco*

* These are sample activities.

* Plus Activities are English Plus Riding, English Plus Multi-Sports and English Plus Tennis or Football.

Beginner Our beginner programme provides

riders with a strong foundation

in the basic skills of horse riding

including position work, walking

and trotting and will build up to

canter and small jumps if ability

permits.

Beginner riders will learn

basic handling and horse care

techniques including safety

awareness, leading and handling

horses and the essential daily care

of the horse. Confidence building

is also an essential component

of our beginner programme.

Intermediate / Advanced This programme is suitable

for competent riders who wish

to start competing or simply

progress further. Coaches will

work with riders to improve

every aspect of their skill and

performance, challenging

students to push themselves

and exceed their own expectations.

Riders will work on improving both

dressage and jumping skills and

will have the opportunity to gain

a deeper understanding of the

horse and rider partnership.

This programme also includes

theory on maintaining the health

and wellbeing of the horse.

English Plus RidingStonar’s exceptional riding facilities include indoor and outdoor arenas, extensive stabling, dressage field, show-jumping ring, cross country courses and an off-road hacking track.

Stonar Equestrian Centre is led by

Director of Riding, Ellie Halsey. Ellie

has a huge amount of experience

and deep understanding of

equestrian sport, as well as what

makes Stonar special. Ellie is a BHS

Stage 5 Performance Coach with

over 20 years’ coaching experience

at all levels. In her spare time Ellie

competes in dressage at Prix St

Georges, as well as Area Finals and

Regional championships.

Students will be allocated a horse

which matches their skills and

experience and enables them

to grow in confidence whilst

improving performance.

Stonar’s English Plus Riding

is a unique programme, offering

riders of all levels the opportunity

to combine their language studies

and excursions with hands-on,

in-depth daily stable and riding

experience. As Tatler proclaimed:

“No-one can hold a candle to

Stonar’s equestrian programme.”



English Plus Football

Coaching from experts to help develop skills and tactical play.

Boys and girls the world over love

watching and playing football so

this universally-loved game not only

involves skills and fitness but unites

people in a way few other sports can.

Our coach will organise activities

to ensure that everyone leaves with

developed football skills, feeling fit

and with new friends.

Our football coaches understand

the need for mastering basic skills

in the game and will work on turning,

crossing, dribbling, heading, tackling,

passing and shooting. Agility and

fitness will also be a focus in order

to develop ball control and

footwork skills.

With a combination of these basics

and some tactical play, students will

improve their overall understanding

of the game.

Football is just the best - we did passing, dribbling and shooting today and then had a match to practise our skills. It was brilliant!— Richard. Stonar Summer School

I really enjoyed the tennis course and the teachers. The staff are amazing and make you feel really happy.— Vittoria. Stonar Summer School

Tennis lessons usually take place in

the afternoon after the English study

has finished for the day. The sessions

are delivered by qualified LTA

coaches and are designed to improve

skills at all levels in different aspects

of the game. This could include

serving, volleying and rallying, agility

on the court or positional and tactical

play for the more advanced players.

Our coaches understand the needs

of players of all ability levels and

will target specific areas of play

to improve.

English Plus Tennis

Expert coaching provides junior tennis players the chance to take their skills to the next level.

Whether your child plays for fun

or likes to compete, the tennis

coaching will work on every

aspect of their game with focused

demonstration, feedback and

practice. Energetic and enthusiastic

coaches working in a 1:6 ratio get

the best out of students and stretch

players of every ability.



English Plus Multi-SportsStonar school offers a unique site with space to enjoy outside activities and an abundance of fresh healthy air.

We have sports equipment, outside

and inside spaces, a swimming pool

and sports leaders who will help

develop sports skills whilst ensuring

your child is having fun, keeping

healthy and making new friends.

We encourage our students to try

something new which has the added

benefit of developing confidence,

resilience and team skills.

Activitiesities● Badminton● Netball● Basketball● Table Tennis● Dodgeball● Handball● Volleyball● Cricket● Football● Tennis ● Swimming● Hockey● Rounders● Tag rugby● Cross country running

It was a very cool experience and I liked it very much. Maybe I will come back for normal school.— Lara. Stonar Summer School

Activitiesities● Drawing● Painting● Etching● Photography● Screen printing● Sewing● Collage

The art and photography course is really great if you want to try new techniques, improve and experiment on your own. Stonar has great materials and the teachers are very supportive.— Anouck. Stonar Summer School

English Plus Art and PhotographyExamples of the creative activities on this programme include tile painting, pattern design and fabric printing.

Stonar is a perfect location for

photography with its wonderful

rural scenery, old buildings full

of character and beautiful flora and

fauna to capture in photos. The views

from our grounds are stunning and

each part of the day brings different

light (and weather!) to give variety

and inspiration. Students have space

and light to sketch and paint and

many have captured wonderful

pictures of the Stonar horses

grazing in the fields.

Any materials needed are supplied

by the teacher and all you need

to bring is the enthusiasm to

progress your creative skills or to try

something new. This programme

suits both those with experience

and skills but also those who would

like to experiment.



Summer School was very good, I’ve made new friends and would like to come back next year.— Sofia. ICS Summer School

The food was delicious, all the equipment really good and the school environment great.— Yuyue. Stonar Summer School

AccommodationStonar’s boarding houses offer

a homely and social environment

in which young people can feel

safe yet have the freedom and

opportunity to live in a community

and learn independence and

tolerance.

All houses, have a kitchen and

common room which give our

boarders the space to socialise and

make friends. Boys and girls are

accomodated separately in each

house. Most of the rooms

in the houses are twin or single, with

a number of shared dormitories for

younger boarders.

Healthy EatingOur Stonar catering team prides

itself on producing fresh healthy

meals everyday, hot and cold meals

including a salad bar and fresh fruit.

All dietary requirements can be

provided for. Breakfast, lunch and

dinner are served in the dining room

and packed lunches are prepared

for day trips.

Pastoral CareA parent’s first and primary concern is the health, safety and wellbeing of their child.

Pastoral care is the term that we

use to describe all aspects of the

health, safety and welfare of students

at Stonar Summer School. We are

committed to supporting not only

the academic learning that takes

place, but also the personal, social

and emotional development

of each student.

Our pastoral staff have been selected

because of their understanding

of young people and will take the

time to get to know each student

as an individual. The beautiful site

offers space and freedom with an

abundance of fresh air which we

know is healthy for young people.

A nurse offers qualified medical

care during the day for minor health

issues and we have access to a local

health centre and hospital.



Short CoursesEnglish Plus

Course information● Dates October 26 – November 2, 2019 April 4 – 18, 2020● Course length 1 – 2 Weeks ● Class size 8 – 14● Staff to student ratio in class 1 : 14 maximum in activities 1 : 15 maximum in boarding 1 : 20 maximum● Age 10 – 17● Levels All● Hours of English per week 15 ● Week 7 days (Saturday - Saturday)● Accommodation Residential

A one or two-week boarding school experience at Stonar School in beautiful English countryside.

Here you can learn what it is like to be a boarder in England, living, learning, trying new activities and making lifelong friends from other countries.

I’ve met an incredible number of people. It didn’t matter what nationality each one was as we are a great community. I’ve made lots of good friends. — Maximilian. Stonar Summer School

English Plus English Plus combines 15 hours of language learning each week (all our teachers hold EFL qualifications) with up to 12 hours of your chosen specialist activity, as well as teambuilding activities in the evenings and trips to world famous cities and sites.

Activities to choose from● Horse Riding● Football● Tennis ● Multi-Sports● Art and Photography

English is taught in small groups according to ability, which are set following a placement test at the beginning of the week.

Attending Stonar School is such a privilege because it is such a great experience.— Rochelle. Stonar Summer School

Evening activities● Newspaper fashion show ● Fort wars ● Team games● Team challenges● Treasure hunt● Film night● Talent show● Bingo ● Karoke● Dragon’s Den● Egg protector● Alien egg hunt● Mario kart● Fort building



It was one of the best camps for me. I met a lot of great people and I did activities that I would not normally do. I really enjoyed it.— Oliver. Nobel Summer School

The NobelSummer EnglishLanguage CoursesThe Nobel International School AlgarveSummer School offers students theopportunity to attend an established and respected international boarding school while enjoying all of the activities the beautiful Algarve region is known for.



course Summer SchoolCourse information ● Dates 7 July – 21 July 2020 21 July – 4 August 2020 4 August – 18 August 2020 ● Course length 2, 4 or 6 Weeks ● Class size 10 – 14● Staff to student ratio in class 1 : 14 maximum in activities 1 : 12 maximum in boarding 1 : 15 maximum● Age 12 – 17

● Levels All● Hours of English over 2 weeks 30● Days 14 days (Tuesday – Tuesday)● Accommodation Residential

The programme offers the choice of two, four or six-week sessions for young learners aged12 to 17 in a multicultural and multilingual environment to maximise their language skills.

The course is appropriate for all English Language levels and is delivered by the accomplished, native English Language teachers from the Nobel International School, Algarve.

English ClassesThe Summer School offers an individualised intensive English Language course.

Course details● 20 English lessons per week● Active, immersive English Language tuition in small classes● Qualified, from all over the world professional English

Language teachers from the internationally-respected

Nobel International School Algarve● Living with students from from across the globe in a secure

boarding house environment on the beautiful Algarve coast● Encourages independence, cultural awareness and the

beginning of lifelong friendships● Formal certificate at completion of course

The Nobel Algarve Campus

The Summer School is based at the boarding house which is set away from to the main school campus.

A personalised approach allows students to rapidly develop advanced

language skills under the tuition of qualified English teachers. Intensive

morning tuition sessions are followed by summer-themed afternoon activities

to encourage students to put their learning into practice.

As well as 20 English Language classes per week, the programme delivers

English Language lessons in topics including History and The Arts. Language

topics are chosen to encourage lively discussions in class with the emphasis

on improved listening and speaking skills. Lessons are active and engaging,

including drama and role-playing tasks.

It is a former hotel on the cliffs,

overlooking the small resort of

Armação de Pêra on the Algarve

coast and has a swimming pool,

games room, gym and private

access to the beach, as well

as stunning sea views.

Lessons take place in the school,

which stands in extensive grounds

in the countryside nearby with bright

classrooms, science laboratories,

art and design technology studios,

specialist sports facilities, dedicated

music spaces, dining hall, common

areas, library and ICT suites – all set in

the beautiful green surroundings with

views of the Monchique mountains.



Student WelfareAccommodationStudents stay at the Nobel Algarve

boarding house in dedicated double

rooms with ensuite bathroom and

separate wings for boys and girls.

The boarding house also offers

a shared study area, games room

and WiFi. Qualified, caring staff are

available to students 24 hours a day.

WellbeingThe safety and wellbeing of the

students is of the utmost

importance to staff who are there

24 hours per day to assist with

health care and other needs.

Healthy EatingA nutritionally balanced breakfast,

lunch, dinner and two snacks are

included for all students

with packed lunches provided

for day trips. Special dietary

requirements can be

accommodated.

My experience was very nice. I was here last year as well so I knew about all the activities, but I loved to come again because I met some nice people and had a lot of fun. The landscapes in Algarve and around the campus are just amazing.— Abigail. Nobel Summer School

Week 1

Sample timetables

TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY

Regroup

Arrivals Free Time

BreakfastBus to School

LessonsJet Ski (Nautical Activities) Break

LessonsFull Day Excursion Lunch

Stand-up Paddle

Water ParkSand CityCanopyingCoastal HikeArrivals Free Time

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BedtimeEvening Entertainment

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Assessment

Assessment

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LessonsLunch

Break

Week 2

Regroup

BreakfastBus to School

ExaminationsJet Ski (Nautical Activities) Break

ExaminationsFull Day Excursion Lunch

Shopping CentreWater ParkSurf SchoolPaintballFoot GolfZoomarine

Dinner

BedtimeEvening Entertainment Farewell Party

Bus To School

Lessons

LessonsLunch

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Week 2

The Summer School has changed my life not just because of the English but because of the people. I will always remember the teachers because they are so cool and smart.— Mila. Nobel Summer School



Activities● Nautical Activities● Water Parks● Canopying / High Rope● Paintball● Indoor and Outdoor games● Watersports● Pool and Beach● Coastal Hikes● Quizzes & Karaoke● Table Football & Air Hockey● Movie Nights● Footgolf● Boat Trip

We offerThe Nobel Algarve Summer School offers students a unique opportunity to refine their English Language skills, or start as a beginner, whilst enjoying a unique programme of activities and excursions to ensure their summer experience is a memorable one!

This summer school made my holidays really unforgetable! I’ve met great people from all around the world. So, thank you for this experience! — Luis. Nobel Summer School

I really liked it here. I made a lot of new friends and loved all the sports and activities that we did.— Tiago. Nobel Summer School



This programme was very memorable to me. I met many wonderful people and did activities that I will remember for the rest of my life. This is the best possible way to complete a school credit. Embrace and take in every moment of the programme. — Heidi. Blyth Academy

Blyth Academy International Summers All Blyth Academy International Summers courses are credit courses. They are academically rigorous and recognised in Canada and internationally.

Canadian credits can be applied toward a high school diploma at institutions across North America and abroad.

The summer programmes are made even more memorable through a variety of optional excursions available to students in each location.



Summer ProgrammesCourse information ● Dates July and August● Course length 2 – 3 Weeks ● Class size 11 – 20● Staff to student ratio 1 : 7● Age 13 – 19

● Levels All● Hours of English per week 30● Week 7 days● Accommodation Residential

Our teachers are deeply committed to our students’

success. They’re available officially during tutoring

office hours and unofficially throughout our programme.

Blyth Academy staff carefully monitor their students’

progress on a daily basis. Classes are held at various

museums, landmarks, parks or even on boats.

Sometimes, in order to take advantage of Internet

access, classes are held in hotel conference rooms.

Grade 9 & 10 academic programmes● All inclusive

● Fully supervised

Students aged 13 – 15 years old are eligible to enrol in our Grade 9 and 10 Academic Programmes.

Structured to provide students with a safe, nurturing environment in which

to experience the cultures and locations we visit, these programmes introduce

them to the excitement of international study while giving parents peace

of mind that their children are under constant and expert guidance and

supervision. Courses are taught by hand-picked faculty, with seasoned and

knowledgeable support staff.

Full-day classes are generally held Monday to Friday, with breaks for lunch.

The travel itinerary may require adjustments to the class schedule.

All activities and excursions are planned around school time in the

evenings and on weekends.

What is not included:

● Registration fee of $CA195

● Textbooks

● Additional food/beverages

● Optional excursions

● Airport transfers

*Most hotels have WiFi in common

areas. Please note, Internet access

may not be available in bedrooms.

What is included: Grade 9 and 10 Programmes● Transportation between cities● Accommodation● Tuition● Daily breakfast, lunch and dinner ● Farewell Banquet and Awards Night● Supervision● Pre-departure briefing and materials● Designated outings and activities● City orientation tours● Use of Internet, where available*● Access to our Travel Journal and Vidigami● Regular exercise activities● Departure taxes, fees, and surcharges (subject to change)

Grade 9 & 10 Typical Day

8:00 am Breakfast

8:30 am Classes

12:30 pm Lunch

2:00 pm Afternoon classes

6:00 pm Dinner

7:00 pm Homework and supervised evening activities

10:00 pm Room check and lights out (10:30 pm on weekends)

Blyth Academy hand-picks teachers from public and private schools the world over.

Blyth Academy offers a truly unique experience: travelling the world while gaining internationally-recognised qualifications.

Each teacher must display all the qualities that our students and parents have come to expect of Blyth Academy staff, including care, compassion and an excellent teaching experience.

The average class size is 11 students, and the maximum

is 20. Our small class sizes make every class a conversation

rather than a lecture, and every seat a front-row seat.

In 2020, Blyth Academy is launching EFL on both

of the International Summers Grade 9-10 programmes

(ages 13-15). The minimum English-language level is

B1 or IELTS 4.5. Enrolling students take placement tests

via the Off2Class platform before they join, unless they

have completed IELTS or CEFR. Additional fees will apply.



What is not included:

● Registration fee of $CA195

● Textbooks

● Some lunches, except where indicated

● Additional food/beverages

● Optional excursions

● Airport transfers

*Most hotels have WiFi in common

areas. Please note, Internet access

may not be available in bedrooms.

Grade 11 & 12 Typical Day

8:00 am Breakfast

8:30 am Classes

12:30 pm Lunch

2:00 pm Afternoon classes, organised recreation, sports, tours, and/or homework

6:00 pm Dinner

7:00 pm Homework and evening activities

11:00 pm Room check and lights out (12:30 am on weekends)

What is included: Grade 11 and 12 Academic Programmes● Transportation between cities with the group● Accommodation● Tuition● Breakfast and dinner daily● Farewell Banquet and Awards Night● Supervision● Pre-departure briefing and materials● Designated outings and activities● City orientation tours● Use of free Internet, where available*● Access to our Travel Journal and Vidigami● Regular exercise activities● Departure taxes, fees, and surcharges (subject to changes)● … and much more!

This programme is an experience of a lifetime! The teachers organized fun activities to mix in with school work so there is always something fun going on. This has been a very enjoyable time and I would do it again in a second!— Finlay. Blyth Academy

Safety and supervision

Our most important responsibility

is to ensure the safety and security

of our students. Nothing is more

important. We aim to strike

a balance between fostering

independence and making

good choices.

With our small classes and

average student to staff ratio

of seven to one, we can ensure

there is always an experienced and

empathetic adult on hand so that

every student is well cared for.

AccommodationBlyth Academy accommodation

is selected based on safe locations

accessible to city centres and

with spaces that provide a good

environment for learning.

My experience with Blyth Academy International Summers has been amazing in so many ways. Throughout the month I was away, I grew more independent, made lots of friends, tried new things and had so much fun. When you come on your Blyth Academy programme, make sure to make the most of every moment and take advantage of every opportunity. It’s an experience you will never forget! — Sarah. Blyth Academy

Grade 11 & 12 Academic ProgrammesStudents aged 15-19 are encouraged to join our Grade 11 and 12 academic programmes, which are designed to provide a perfect balance of academics and fun.

With courses taught by faculty

handpicked from across Canada

and the world, and activities and

excursions chosen and supervised

by our seasoned and knowledgeable

support staff, students are sure

to get the most out of these three

to six-week programs.



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Amazon & the Galapagos July

Australia, New Zealand & Fiji July

Costa Rica July & August

Cozumel July & August

Florence July

France July & August

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Hawaii July & August

Italy July

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Rome & the Greek Islands July & August

Spain July

* courses subject to change** requires a minimum level of B1 or an IELTS 4.5



general informationand pricesFoodOur school caterers provide freshly prepared meals every day and both meat and vegetarian choices are available. All meals are served with fruit and vegetables. We can cater for special dietary needs. Please let us know of your requirements on booking.

Day-long excursionsDepending on the time of arrival/departure, students may (or not) be able to attend excursions on the day of their arrival/departure.

Resident studentsAre taken care of from their arrival at a train or plane terminal to their return home. Tuition, accommodation, meals, transportation, excursions and airport/train transfers are all included (except airport transfers for Stonar). Our summer residential programmes are based on a 7-day week.

TravellingPlease ensure that your children travel with an authorisation to leave their country of residence. Please note that certain airline and railway companies do not accept unaccompanied minors under 12 or 14 years old. We recommend purchasing travel insurance.

Pocket MoneyPocket money will be collected from students on arrival so it can be kept secure. It will be available on request for pupils when appropriate. We suggest no more than £50/€50 a week per pupil.

Airport Transfers It is the parents’/agent’s responsibility to arrange flights. Please inform us of the student’s flight details and request airport transfers if required by completing the Student Travel Details section on the application form.

Globeducate holiday courses offer an accompanied transfer service from specific airports (for an additional charge at ICS and Stonar). Students under 16 will becollected by the team directly from the relevant airline company. Students aged 16 or over should make their way to the exit of the terminal where they will be met by our reception team who will be holding a sign.

Ideal times for arrival or departure are between 12.00 and 18.00 on the allocated transfer day. On their return, our staff accompany all students right up to check-in and will only leave the airport after the student’s flight has taken off. Globeducate will provide students and parents with the mobile phone number of the person in charge of the transfer.

SafetyGlobeducate is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all students. Safety is a priority. When learners join the school, they have a full induction covering all aspect of school life including health, safety and wellbeing.

Children are supervised by staff members at all times during the day including, during meals, break times, activities on and off site and excursions.

As part of our commitment to safety and welfare, we aim to nurture personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education in each learner that joins our programme. We have included one session of PSHE per week so that children can acquire the knowledge and skills they need to thrive. Topics include health, dealing with different feelings, celebrating difference, online safety, global engagement and bullying.

CertificationTrinity College examinations will be available at the end of Stonar summer courses to give students an internationally-recognised qualification of proficiency in English.

Hours of English per dayIncluding all academic subjects and weekly excursions.

Nursery 3 – 4 years oldsICS will only accept toilet trained students. ICS reserves the right to exclude any student who is not toilet-trained. In this case, fees will not be refunded.

SmartphonesUnless, specifically authorized by Globeducate teachers or staff members, mobile phones will be taken off students overnight and will not be used during lessons and activities.

Drugs and alcoholPlease note that Globeducate has a strict drug and alcohol free policy.

Registration FeeWeekly

Course FeeAirport Transfers Accommodation

Bus pick up / drop off

Meals / Course Materials

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ICS

● £90 ● £625Day school course

● £100 one way ● Non-Residential

● £85 Per student per week

● Included ● Included

Stonar

● £90 ● £90 registration

● £1195 Riding Summer

● £1095 Other Courses Summer

● £1095 Riding October and Easter

● £995 Other Courses October and Easter

Per child per week tuition fee, full board

● £175 return Other airports and stations except Gatwick

● £300 return Gatwick airport

● £300 return Return transfers on unspecified day


● Homestay (summer only)

● Included

● Not included- Snacks available for purchase- Trinity College Examination (£100)

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Nobel

● Included ● 240€ Day Student Lessons only

● 400€ Day Student Lessons and activities

● 1000€ Full board Full Programme

● Included ● Residential accommodation

● Included ● Included ● Included

Blyth Academy

● $CA195 ● Varies on program. July and August programs available


● Included

● Not included: - Textbooks- Additional food/beverages - Optional Excursions

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