English for Junior Young Learners

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Breaking the Language Barrier

Improve your English on holiday in England and make friends from all over the world!

• Improve your English on holiday in England
• Stay in some of England’s most beautiful cities
• Make new friends from all over the world
• Mixture of study classes and organised excursions
• See the sights while practising your English language skills
• Residential and homestay accommodation available
• We provide supervision for children during their school day; 24/7 welfare and emergency cover for juniors
• All transport and transfers handled by us – stress-free for parents!

Quality English Study Programme

• Days are packed with different and exciting activities
• Classes are small, on average only 10/12 students per class and a maximum of 15
• Elementary to upper levels are possible in most centres, there is an entry and exit test and progress and monitoring  through class participation, project work, English in Action and final presentation.
• 20 hours a week of classroom work, a unique task-based communicative approach to learning English including English in Action, our unique programme for using English in authentic situations (e.g. in your homestay, in the shops, around the city, buying your gifts)
• Each summer centre has a designated Academic Manager to oversee the class allocations and teaching, and will be available to meet with students throughout the course.
• Students participate in a range of activities (e.g. sports and visits to places of historical interest)
• Full programme of activities designed to encourage students to use English at all times
• Every student receives a certificate and progress report at the end of the course
• All our teachers have a minimum CELTA teaching qualification or equivalent
• Student welfare is always our priority, juniors are supervised at all time during the school day on/off site (Not including public transport)
• All our centres are fully accredited by the British Council