Irina Chernousova (STOVER SCHOOL) - review of working with the company Paradise

Studying at Stover School is not my first experience studying abroad; however, this school managed to surprise me with its striking difference from the previous college. First of all, it is worth noting the homely atmosphere - there are only about three hundred people here, and only about fifty live in the boarding house, so it is difficult to feel lost: the students and staff know each other well, here we are not even talking about an individual approach, but about some it's almost like a family relationship.

However, even though there are few people, there are many different nationalities here, and this motivates both to communicate with foreigners and does not allow such closed “national groups” to gather. Another plus: teachers know each of their students well - this individual approach is especially valuable in the run-up to final exams. Even the director himself knows most of the students personally, which is not something you would even dream of in larger schools.

Stover's territory, although relatively small, is picturesque - Dartmore National Park is nearby, which can be reached on foot in about five to ten minutes, and the hostels here, although rather modest, are large, comfortable and even cozy.

And, of course, we cannot fail to mention the food here - the chefs are constantly experimenting with the menu (many dishes appeared only once or twice a year, constantly being replaced by others), taking into account the wishes of the students. I have never seen anything like this in any other place.I think this is just the kind of private school they show in the movies - that alone makes it worthy of attention!