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Earlscliffe college spring program
Age: 8-17 years.
Dates, 2026:
March 28 – April 4, April 4–11 (for 1 week).
March 28 – April 11 (for 2 weeks).
Earlscliffe College is located in the safe town of Folkestone in the south-east of England (county of Kent), 5 minutes' walk from the beach and the town centre. Folkestone is known as the gateway to Europe, being on the closest side of the English Channel to France, yet only an hour's drive from London.
The college occupies a beautiful period building dating back to 1870. The campus consists of eight Victorian and Edwardian buildings, all recently refurbished. The school is a short walk from the elegant Leas promenade, beach, shops and high-speed rail.
Earlscliffe College is a small school for international students, specialising in preparing senior pupils for entry to the world's best universities. In the summer, the school offers rigorous courses for advanced students and those who want the British boarding experience.
Key factors
- The perfect combination of study, cultural activities, sport and travel.
- A great location in a seaside town that is a popular holiday destination. It has a warm climate, lots of sunshine, beautiful beaches and a relaxed atmosphere.
- Excellent accommodation and food.
- Maximum 12 students per class.
Programme
The program includes 20 lessons (16 hours) per week, taught by qualified teachers in small groups of up to 12 students. Students are divided into classes according to their age (Juniors aged 8-12 and Seniors aged 13-17) and English proficiency.
Additional private lessons with a teacher or small group lessons are available for 4 hours per week.
Ages 8-12
For younger students (ages 8-12), morning classes focus on the four core skills: reading, writing, speaking, and listening. After lunch, children participate in interactive project-based lessons, including theater, music, film, drawing, and crafts.
Ages 13-17
For older students (ages 13 and up, English level B1+), the school offers the Think Global! course, which helps develop important soft skills: critical thinking, communication, and teamwork. This program is designed to improve language skills using UNESCO's "four pillars of learning": learning to know; learning to do; learning to be; and learning to live together.
By exploring and discussing global topics using 21st-century learning skills, students will improve all four language skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing).
Through weekly course topics, students will begin to think critically about pressing 21st-century global issues, develop communication skills for debate, and create presentations. Students will use their creativity to complete project work, from short films to writing for the school online magazine.
Course topics:
- Civilization and Society: Culture and Identity, Peace and Conflict, Global Issues, and the Changing State of Our World
- Art, Film, and Media Festival
- How to Become 21st-Century Citizens Inspired by the Global Sustainable Development Goals
- STEM Week, where students work on science, technology, engineering, and math projects
Course highlight: UNESCO debates every Thursday
Accommodation and meals
Accommodation is in single and double rooms, all with en-suite toilets and showers. Girls and boys are separated. All rooms have Wi-Fi. The accommodation is very attractive, modern, light and airy with historic facades.
The food is very good, with pupils eating in the college canteen and the school chef preparing the food. The food is varied and often international, with Chinese, Mexican and Indian dishes on offer, but not forgetting the British fish and chips! The school caters for any special dietary requirements, such as vegetarian, non-dairy etc. Pupils receive packed lunches on day trips.
Sports and Leisure Activities
Children play volleyball, basketball, badminton, pool and table tennis. Daytime and evening activities include karaoke nights, football, softball, talent shows, swimming, themed discos, tennis, mini golf, dry tobogganing, quiz nights and much more.
Beach walks are a popular part of the weekly activities. The school is conveniently located close to Folkestone town centre and its shops, arts and creative quarter, beach and seafront, all of which offer children moments of discovery and relaxation.
Excursions
The programme includes 2 day trips per week. A highlight of Earlscliffe is the weekly trip to London, where children visit places such as the Science Museum and enjoy shopping in Covent Garden. On Sundays we can visit: the world famous Canterbury Cathedral and Windsor Castle, take a boat ride on the river, go to the ice rink and Bluewater shopping centre, visit Thorpe Park amusement park.
Price, 2026
1 week - £1,790
2 weeks - £2,685
Included in the price
- Tuition
- Accommodation and meals
- All activities and excursions
- Laundry
Additional charge
- Learning English in a small group or one-on-one with a teacher
- Flight
- Transfers to/from the airport
- Visa
- Educational company services
- Byd selection of a guardian, which is a mandatory requirement of the British school
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT FROM OTHER COMPANIES
- We have been working since 1996
- We select camps with a minimum number of Russian speakers
- We only place children in good conditions
- We have personally inspected almost all the schools we offer
- We do not work with the mass segment, only camps for discerning clients
- The 24/7 phone is always working
- Why our clients value us
About "Paradise"
Expert assistance in selecting the right schools for your child in the UK, Switzerland, which have been our main specialization since 1996.
We also help you enter schools where teaching is conducted in English: in the United Arab Emirates, Spain, Austria, Thailand, Canada, and France.
Full support in the admission procedure: preparation for an interview, visits to selected schools accompanied by a Paradise employee.
Assistance in applying to universities in the UK, Switzerland, Canada: writing motivation letters, creating a package of documents, creating the right case for applying for a visa (to avoid rejection).