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Bell School
Age: 11-17 years.
Dates: 15 June - 16 August 2025.
Duration - from 1 to 12 weeks.
Language centers Bell – it is a combination of high academic standards and exceptional care for students. The course program combines high-quality teaching in an excellent, balanced way with an unusually varied selection of sporting and active activities, as well as study tours and excursions. Bell teachers – These are highly qualified specialists who master a wide range of techniques.
Bell St. School Albans is located in the town of St. Albans, whose history dates back to the 20th century BC. Here you will see monuments of Roman and medieval architecture and, of course, feel the unique atmosphere of a real English city. At the same time, St. Albans is very conveniently located: it is located 35 kilometers from London, close to major international airports.
Bell St. Albans occupies a former Victorian monastery, set in 60 acres of green landscape. The school is equipped with modern equipment and all buildings have recently been renovated. The main school building is surrounded by a traditional English garden. In addition, there are spacious playgrounds on the school grounds. The combination of historical attractions, picturesque landscape and proximity to the capital makes Bell St. Albans is a great place to learn English.
Key factors
- Teacher to student ratio is 1:6.
- Maxim has 14 people in his class.
- Historic school in beautiful English countryside
- Meeting and communicating with guys from all over the world.
- Students will gain confidence and be able to improve their English language skills (reading, listening, speaking, vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar).
- In addition to classroom learning, the school has a program of activities where children practice what they are learning and develop natural fluency in using the language.
Equipment
- Light, spacious classrooms, many with interactive whiteboards
- Dining room
- Art room
- Sports grounds on site
- Free WI-FI
Program
Training - 20 lessons (15 hours) per week.
Learning through projects especially motivates children and helps them remember the language they are learning. Working in groups, children use English to create something tangible, such as a short film, presentation, magazine or story. Project work ensures that something new is learned in every lesson. All projects are based on a specific theme.
Afternoon elective courses - 9 hours per week. They are designed to develop communication and spoken English skills while simultaneously developing academics , creative and active skills.
These courses are taught by experienced professionals and develop students' skills in their chosen activity in English. A selection of active, creative and academic activities are available each week.
Examples of elective courses:
- Arts and Crafts
- British sports
- Football
- Journalism
- Health and fitness
Accommodation
Accommodation on school grounds. The school has several buildings. Rooms for 2-5 people. Each room has bunk beds, a wardrobe, a chest of drawers and a chair. Bedrooms and bathrooms – separate for boys and girls. You can use the laundry service free of charge once a week.
Food – Full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is served at the school. Each meal includes a selection of hot and cold foods, including fresh fruit and vegetables. Packed lunches are provided on excursions. Snacks are available during break times and in the evening meeting. If your child has dietary requirements related to allergies, please notify them in advance so that the school can accommodate them.
To ensure the highest level of safety, each building has a dedicated teacher who is responsible for the care of students outside the classroom.
Entertainment activities
In the evening there is an entertainment program for children: discos, talent shows, bowling, mini Olympic games.
Excursions
The best way to learn about British life and culture – try it onto yourself. Study tours play an important role in the approach to training. Students prepare for the trip in class and complete learning activities during the trip, which are then discussed in class.
The program includes 3 full-day excursions over two weeks - London (London Eye, shopping, city walk, dinner), Cambridge (river rafting, visit to King's College, shopping, dinner).</ p>
Approximate weekly schedule
8:00 - Breakfast
9:00 - Lesson (on the first day there is a language level test)
10:30 - Break
10:45 - Lesson
12:15 - Lunch
13:00 - Activities (elective courses or academy)
14:30 - Break
15:00 - Lesson / Activities (elective courses or academy)
16:30 - Free time
18:00 - Dinner
19:00 - Evening entertainment
21:00 - Meetings at the residence
Full-day excursions take place on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Cost, 2025
£1,050 per week.
Price includes:
- Training
- Accommodation and meals
- Entertainment
- Excursions
- Transfers from/to the airport
Additional:
- Air travel
- Visa
- Insurance
- Educational company services
OUR DIFFERENCES FROM OTHER COMPANIES
- We have been working since 1996
- Choose camps with a minimum number of Russian speakers
- We only place children in good conditions
- We conducted a personal inspection of almost all the schools that we offer
- We do not work with the mass segment, only camps for discerning clients
- The phone is always working 24/7
- Why clients value us
About "Paradise"
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