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Summer & Easter 2018

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Earlscliffe is a specialist provider of residential English language and academic preparation programmes for international teenagers. Earlscliffe is based in the coastal town of Folkestone in the county of Kent, ‘The Garden of England’, close to London and its airports.

Since 2002, Earlscliffe has been running courses for young people from all over the world to come together to learn English in England and gain a better understanding of each other’s cultures. We offer a choice of stimulating courses for teenagers from early July until mid-August, plus our traditional Easter course for 8–17 year olds in spring.

As parents ourselves, we are committed to offering a more personalised service – from the first point of contact to the farewell disco. We focus on delivering high-quality programmes in one school where we have full control of all aspects of the course. We are delighted that both students and staff return to us year after year to be part of this Earlscliffe family environment. We look forward to welcoming you to Earlscliffe.

Tim and Julie Fish Directors

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Earlscliffe29 Shorncliffe RoadFolkestoneCT20 2NBUnited KingdomT +44 (0)1303 253951E [email protected]

Situated in the south east of England, Earlscliffe is ideally located for both access to London and to a variety of local attractions.

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Earlscliffe is an independent sixth form college during the academic year and offers an intimate, highly-personalised environment. Its academic reputation is high, with a national ranking of number 38 in The Telegraph’s ‘Top 100 Schools by A-level results’ in 2015, and its students regularly gaining places at the very best universities. The most recent government (Ofsted) inspection in June 2017 judged all areas of the school to be ‘outstanding’.

The Earlscliffe campus is made up of a group of seven Victorian and Edwardian buildings, all recently renovated to provide high-quality teaching and residential facilities, located

in the desirable West End of Folkestone, within walking distance of the elegant Leas promenade, the town centre’s shops and the high-speed train link to London St Pancras.

About Earlscliffe

Earlscliffe summer courses 1 July – 18 August 2018Course title Global English Mini-MBA™ Uni-PrepAges 13– 17 years 15–17 years 16–17 years+

Level of English Minimum level = Intermediate (B1+)

Minimum level = Upper Intermediate (B2+)

Minimum level = Upper Intermediate (B2+)

English level test An English level test will be sent to you to be completed before arrival for B2+ courses

Length of course 2–7 weeks. It is possible to book more than one course – e.g. Global English for 2 weeks followed by Mini MBA™

Total number of students

Maximum 100

Hours per week 22 hours per week

Class size Maximum 12

Accommodation All rooms have private bathrooms and are recently renovated2–4 students sharing per room

Excursions 2 day trips per week including London every Wednesday PLUS cinema, ten-pin bowling, laser tag and shopping trips

Special features Visit the Bank of England Museum

Visits to universities in London and Oxford

Extra options Golf, Paintball, London Musical, Warner Bros Harry Potter™ Studios trip 4 hours English tuition in small groups or one-to-one English tuition

Airport transfers Transfers are included in the course fees for flights scheduled to arrive and depart between 9am–4pm.* Arrival and departure days are Saturdays except for 01 July (Sunday). See Booking Form for out-of-hours and Unaccompanied Minor transfer prices

Travel insurance Included in the weekly price

What’s included All accommodation, meals, lessons, sports, activities and events, excursions including admissions costs, Wi-Fi, weekly laundry service, travel insurance, airport transfers*, Earlscliffe water bottle and T-shirt

*see Booking Form for details


Earlscliffe offers day trips on Wednesdays and Sundays, half-day visits to Ashford Designer Outlet or Folkestone on Saturday afternoons, and evening bowling, laser tag or cinema trips. Earlscliffe is well-located, with London and the many cultural destinations in Kent and Sussex within comfortable travelling distance. All trips are supervised and students given a pre-trip briefing.

An Earlscliffe highlight is our weekly trip to London (Capital Wednesday™) when over the course of the summer we visit many of the following famous London landmarks: Tate Modern; the London Dungeon; the London Eye; the Natural History Museum; St Paul’s Cathedral; the British Museum and Buckingham Palace. On Capital Wednesdays™ we use the high-speed train link from nearby Folkestone Central station which has a journey time of 55 minutes. One of our day trips is to an outdoor activities centre for mountain biking, den-building and other team-bonding exercises.

Our Mini-MBA™ students also visit the Bank of England Museum. Uni-Prep students will also visit universities in London and Oxford. On Sundays we may visit: the world-famous cathedral city of Canterbury and take a river boat tour; Leeds Castle and Bluewater shopping centre; Thorpe Park theme park and Hastings, including Adventure Golf. Students will be given some free time in small groups on trips.

The trips


Earlscliffe offers a balance of sports, cultural events, arts and crafts, fun games, walks and competitions, so there is something for everyone on the programme. Our staff organise and supervise all these activities from mid-afternoon, after the day’s lessons have finished.

Students play volleyball, basketball, badminton, billiards and table tennis on-site. Our supervised afternoon and evening activities include karaoke nights; football; softball; Earlscliffe’s Got Talent; swimming; themed disco nights; tennis; rounders; ‘Jeux sans Frontières’ and quiz nights, to name but a few. Regular daytime and evening beach walks are a popular part of the week’s activities.

We are fortunate to be close to both Folkestone’s town centre and its shops, the artistic Creative Quarter, the beach and seafront, all of which offer our students moments of discovery and relaxation. We use the excellent facilities provided at the Three Hills and Folkestone sports centres. Older students may use the fitness centre unsupervised, after an initial introduction to the facilities.

Our activities


Earlscliffe does not use host families. All students live in our own residences, supervised by our staff. The residences are located within a few minutes’ walk of both the main building and the School House classrooms. All our buildings were originally built between 1870 and 1910, with four being late Victorian in style and three Edwardian. All have been refurbished.

Girls and boys live in separate, supervised accommodation. Most rooms are spacious twin or triple rooms with en-suite WC and shower. All rooms have Wi-Fi. The accommodation is attractive: modern, light rooms within historic façades. Earlscliffe is an ‘in-town’ campus of buildings meaning that students can easily walk between classes, meals, accommodation and activities.

Meals are taken in the college dining room and prepared by our own chef and team. Meals are varied and often international, such as Chinese, Mexican or Indian, but not forgetting the occasional British fish and chips! Formal dinners every two weeks (including one traditional English Christmas meal!) give our students a chance to dress up and enjoy a three-course meal by candlelight. Any special dietary needs can be catered for including vegetarian, non-dairy etc. Students are given packed meals on day trips.

Rooms and meals

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Global English is designed not only to maximise a student’s language development but to do this through using UNESCO’s ‘Four pillars of learning’: learning to know; learning to do; learning to be and learning to live together.

By investigating and discussing global themes using various methods, students improve all four language skills (listening, speaking, reading & writing), their critical thinking skills and indeed both their independent and collaborative learning.

The global themes will excite and extend all abilities, from Glastonbury, climate change and the rights of child refugees to blogging, healthy lifestyles and fashion.

Earlscliffe’s Global English programme is truly ‘global’ in all senses of the word.

‘ My favourite summer holiday. I have spent six weeks at Earlscliffe and I am so happy about this. I am going to miss all my friends and the staff.’ Gulben, Turkey

Global EnglishAges 13–17 years22 hours per week Minimum English level: B1+

This course is motivational, stimulating and unique. Maximum class size: 12

Global English sample weekSaturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Capital

Wednesday� Thursday Friday

BreakfastOption A day’s paintball

Thorpe Park theme park

Global Pop Culture project: fashion

Global Society workshop: the environment

High speed train to London The Tate Modern gallery, St Paul’s Cathedral and shopping

Global Society: priority areas for UNESCO

Global Pop Culture project: music & festivals

Morning swim Global Values forum: well-being

Global Pop Culture project: lifestyles

UNESCO debate preparation

Global Society forum: the economy

Badminton Global Values: the role of religion

Topical debate preparation

Trip review Global Values workshop: the law

Lunch Lunch LunchFootball Trip preview The weekly

topical debateThe weekly UNESCOdebate

Global Pop Culture presentations

Basketball Activity sessions

Activity sessions

Activity sessions

Activity sessions

Arts and crafts Football Swimming Visit Folkestone in small groups

Rounders

Wii dance competition

Softball Beach trip Basketball

Park games Badminton Football

SupperWelcome BBQ partyand games

Film and popcorn night

Internationalquiz

Pamper Party Formal dinner Cinema trip Black and white dress themed discoBasketball

Competition

Extra Intensive English Students at Earlscliffe may take advantage of our extra learning options – 4 hours per week or One-to-One – see Booking Form.

Global English programme

Reading

Global Themes

Writing Speaking Listening Thinking

Projects

Society

UNESCO prioritiesThe environmentThe economyInter-cultural learning

Pop Culture

Music & festivalsSocial mediaArt, film and comedyLifestyles & fashion

Values

The lawPolitical engagementThe role of religionYouth well-being

Workshops Debates Trips


Our experienced and dedicated academic staff deliver this course introducing the essentials of business management. Students must complete our English test before we confirm acceptance.

This course is ideal for committed students looking for a very different kind of summer course, who want to boost their CV and university application by completing this rigorous and challenging programme. Also, for students considering studying business, finance, management, economics or accounting at A-level, IB or undergraduate level, the Mini-MBA™ provides an intensive and comprehensive introduction. The maximum class size is 12 and there are 22 hours of teaching per week. Some work is completed out of class.

Mini-MBA™ students are integrated in the afternoon programme with students on our other Earlscliffe summer courses and the normal sports, cultural activities and excursion programme is offered, including a special London visit to the Bank of England Museum.

This programme is for students looking for an inspirational and ambitious course which gives them the perfect introduction to the exciting and productive world of business management and administration.

Mini-MBA™Ages 15–17 years 22 hours per week Minimum English level: B2+

‘ I think the Earlscliffe Mini-MBA is the best summer programme in England! Not only do you learn a lot about business but you spend a wonderful time doing activities and laughing with your new friends from around the world.’Marta, Spain

Unit 1: Introduction to ManagementThis unit forms the core of the course and provides students with the skills, vocabulary, knowledge, confidence and technique to analyse business issues, prepare projects, research company case studies and give presentations.

The Course Outline Unit 4: OrganisationsWe will look at the tradition of organisational development and how this has affected modern day leadership and management in business organisations.

Unit 5: MarketingThis unit will involve a mixture of lectures, discussions and short case studies for analysis in class to give you an insight into some of the issues and tools used in marketing for the 21st century.

Unit 6: Study Visits*Trips to local companies to investigate the ‘real world’ of business operations.

Unit 7: Luxury Brands*This unit traces brand history and success with insights into the marketing and pricing of luxury products.

Unit 2: AccountingThis unit aims to provide an introduction to basic accounting knowledge for the financial statement analysis.

Unit 3: EntrepreneurshipThis unit will include the concept of entrepreneurship and finding opportunities.

Mini-MBA� sample weekSaturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Capital

Wednesday�Thursday Friday

BreakfastHouse games

Leeds Castle and Bluewater

Introduction to Management

Marketing London visit Trip to London DungeonandThe Bank of England Museum, exclusively for our Mini-MBA™ students

Entrepreneur-ship

Introduction to Management

Lunch Lunch LunchAshford Designer Outlet trip

Accounting Entrepreneur-ship

Marketing Organisations

Activity sessions

Activity sessions

Activity sessions

Activity sessions

Football Golf Visit Folkestonein small groups

Basketball

Sandy beach trip

Softball Badminton

Arts and crafts Volleyball Arts and crafts

SupperWelcomeBBQ and games

Jeux sans Frontières

Casino night

Karaoke Formal dinner

Ten-pin bowling trip

Hawaiian disco night

*Only offered on our three week Mini MBATM course in August – see Booking Form for details

In August, we also offer a three week Mini MBATM course as an option, with two additional units.


Uni-PrepAges 16–17 years+22 hours per week Minimum English level: B2+

This higher level, skills-based course is designed to focus on all the independent learning skills required of an ambitious undergraduate, and indeed to help some of our students seeking entry to the UK’s best universities.

Our Earlscliffe Director, Tim Fish, has almost 30 years’ experience in preparing international students for entry into some of the world’s top institutions such as Oxford, Cambridge, Stanford, UCL, Imperial, Durham and St Andrew’s.

This two week course includes:

IELTS lessons and exam preparation (optional exam entry – see Booking Form)

Essay writing skills

Research skills

Public speaking skills

Critical thinking

Completion outside class of an extended essay on an academic

topic of the student’s choice

The Oxbridge entry procedure

Personal statement guidance sessions for those considering applying to UK

universities through the UCAS system in the autumn OR taking part in our weekly

general and UNESCO debates

Note-taking skills

Student finance

Choosing appropriate UK universities and courses

Visiting Oxford and a selected London university, e.g. Queen Mary, UCL, etc.

The Uni-Prep course is for those aged 16–17+, who will soon be considering applying to universities either in the UK or their own countries.

‘ I really enjoyed these 3 weeks for many reasons: the fantastic accommodation, the well-organised staff and the activities that were really fun.’Eduardo, Italy

Uni-Prep sample week Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Capital


BreakfastPark games Canterbury

and boat tourChoosing universities

IELTS prep High speed train to LondonThe National Gallery

Public speaking

IELTS prep

Extended essay skills

Critical thinking

Extended essay work

Research skills

Lunch Lunch LunchTrip to Folkestone

Note-taking skills

Topical debate or UCAS Personal Statement tutorial

UNESCO debate or UCAS Personal Statement tutorial

The Oxbridge application process

Trip to Oxford

Activity sessions

Activity sessions

Visit to Queen Mary, University of LondonBeach trip Visit to

Folkestonetown centre in small groups

Softball

Football

SupperWelcome BBQ and games


International quiz

‘ Minute to win it!’

Formal dinner Laser tag trip Masquerade disco


Golf Perfect your swing with golf teaching professionals in small groups at the nearby club which offers a covered driving range, a 9 hole academy course and a full 18 hole course (playable according to level and availability).

Paintball A day of fun in the forest dodging your opponents and trying to plant the flag for your team (all safety equipment is provided and must be worn at all times).

Musical Trip – Disney’s ‘The Lion King’™ in London’s West End Most will have seen the movie and be familiar with Elton John’s music which makes the experience all the more fulfilling and easy to understand.

Warner Bros Harry Potter™ Studios trip For Harry Potter fans, why not enjoy a day out at this popular attraction to the north of London at Warner Bros Studios? You will be able to see many of the sets, props and costumes from the most successful film series of all time: the Great Hall; Dumbledore’s office; the shops in Diagon Alley; Harry’s Nimbus 2000 and Hagrid’s motorcycle; the Gryffindor common room; Hagrid’s hut and Professor Umbridge’s office at the Ministry of Magic. Have a refreshing Butterbeer in the studio café to finish your magical afternoon!

Optional extrasSummer only

Enhance your experience by choosing one or more of our optional extras which offer something for everyone, from sports and theatre to the magic of Harry Potter…

‘ This summer school is the best place – you meet a lot of new friends, staff are excellent and teachers too. Amazing activities and trips. Thank you for a brilliant time!’Alex, Germany

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Earlscliffe EasterAges 8–17 yearsDates: Sunday 25 March – Saturday 7 April 2018 (either one or two weeks)

Buy one week and get the

second week half price

Easter sample weekSaturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Capital


BreakfastHouse games Canterbury

and boat tourEnglish lessons

English lessons

LondonThe Science Museum and shopping in Covent Garden

English lessons

English lessons

Lunch Lunch LunchFootball Active English Active English Active English Active English

Activity sessions

Activity sessions

Visit to Folkestone

Activity sessions

Badminton Basketball Karting trip SwimmingFootball competitionArts and crafts Tennis

Park games Table tennis Volleyball

SupperWelcome games and music


Casino night Karaoke Cinema trip Disco Pool and table tennis competition

Earlscliffe Easter 25 March – 7 April 2018Ages 8–17 years

Level of English Beginner to Advanced

Length of course 1–2 weeks

Total number of students Maximum 100

Hours per week 16 hours per week (20 lessons)

Class size Maximum 12

Accommodation All rooms have private bathrooms and are recently renovated2–4 students sharing per room

Excursions Minimum 2 per week

Extra options 4 hours of English tuition in small groups or one-to-one tuition

Airport transfers Transfers are included in the course fees for flights scheduled to arrive and depart between 9am–4pm* See Booking Form for out-of-hours and Unaccompanied Minor transfer prices

Travel insurance Included in the weekly price

What’s included All accommodation, meals, lessons, sports, activities and events, excursions including admissions costs, Wi-Fi, weekly laundry service, travel insurance, airport transfers,* Earlscliffe water bottle and T-shirt

General English plus multi-activities

We offer twenty lessons per week (16 hours) with the morning classes focusing on the four skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening, and our afternoon sessions being more interactive project lessons involving drama, music, film, arts and crafts, and even debating for the more advanced learners.

Given the unpredictable weather at this time of year, we do offer more trips and indoor sports on our programme than you would find in the summer. Given our traditional Easter special offer, we believe that this course offers great value for money.

‘ I want to come back next year.’Karina, Romania

We have been running English language and activity programmes for all ages (8–17 years) in the Easter holiday period for many years.

*see Booking Form for details

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Earlscliffe campusEarlscliffe is based in the resurgent seaside town of Folkestone in the county of Kent. Folkestone has a population of about 45,000 and is connected to London by a regular high-speed (55 minutes direct) train service.

1 Main building and residence – 29 Shorncliffe Road2 Residence – 47 Earls Avenue3 Creative Arts Studio – 33 Earls Avenue4 Residence – 29 Westbourne Gardens5 School House – 24 Grimston Gardens6 Residence – 25 Grimston Gardens7 Residence and classrooms – 26 Grimston Gardens

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The Leas Earlscliffe is within a few minutes’ walk of the elegant Leas promenade, virtually no different today from Victorian times. In 2014 HRH Prince Harry opened the Memorial Arch on the promenade to commemorate the town’s role in the Great War of 1914–18.

Creative Quarter For our more inquisitive and curious students, Folkestone’s ‘Creative Quarter’ offers a variety of galleries, cafés, restaurants and antique sellers. Folkestone’s ‘Triennial’ has put the town firmly on the international art and sculpture calendar.

Rocksalt restaurant and Harbour Arm Mark Sargeant’s ‘Rocksalt’ restaurant, positioned on the old harbour, has won many accolades in recent years. In 2016 the Harbour Arm was re-opened and is home to a variety of pop-up shops, stalls, bars and eateries at weekends.

The town centreFolkestone’s town centre offers all the usual high street shops popular with teenagers, from Primark to Starbucks, as well as banks and pharmacists.

Earlscliffe and facilities1 Main building and residence – 29 Shorncliffe Road2 Residence – 47 Earls Avenue3 Creative Arts Studio – 33 Earls Avenue4 Residence – 29 Westbourne Gardens5 School House – 24 Grimston Gardens6 Residence – 25 Grimston Gardens7 Residence and classrooms – 26 Grimston Gardens8 Three Hills sports centre & astro pitches9 Folkestone Sports Centre – Tennis, gym and pool

Folkestone – some useful venues and landmarksA Folkestone Central train stationB Bouverie Place shopping centreC Folkestone Creative QuarterD Rocksalt restaurant & Harbour ArmE The Relish boutique B+BF The View hotelG Leas promenadeH The Grand hotel

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Summer & Easter Booking Form 2018

Student details

Family name First name

Preferred name Male/Female

Nationality Age

Date of birth / / Student mobile number

Passport number

Expires on / / (for all visa nationals, please email us a copy of your passport)

Family information

Parents’ names

Address

Phone (home) Mobile

Email

Emergency phone (during child’s stay)

We will send all confirmation documents by email. If you would like to have them sent by DHL please let us know (surcharge of £75 )

Special requirements

If your son/daughter would like to share a room with a friend, please provide details:

Does your child require medication/special diet while at Earlscliffe?

Payment details

We require a non-refundable deposit of £500 per student payable on enrolment. Places cannot be held without receipt of deposit.

Credit card VISA MastercardAmount Please debit £500 Please debit £500 and the remainder when due

Card number

Expiry date / Security code (the last three digits on the signature strip)

Cardholder’s name

Signature Full payment is due by 01/05/2018 for Summer bookings and by 09/02/2018 for Easter bookings.

Bank transfer

I have transferred £ to Earlscliffe, Royal Bank of Scotland, 21/25 Gildredge Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex BN21 4RU, UK. IBAN number: GB58RBOS16191510884191 BIC code: RBOSGB2L Account number: 10884191 Sort code: 16-19-15

Please make sure you pay ALL the transfer charges so that Earlscliffe receives the full amount of the payment due. Please make sure the student’s name is clearly marked on the bank transfer.

Agent details

If you have used the services of an educational agency, please give their contact details:

Name Email

Phone Contact name

Q: How will my child get from and to the airport?

A: We offer a group pick-up and check-in service included in our weekly cost for flights/trains scheduled to arrive and depart London Heathrow, London Gatwick or Ashford Eurostar station between 9am–4pm. Students will be transferred to Earlscliffe once the group has been formed which will necessitate some (supervised) waiting time of up to 90 minutes, excepting delays. Out-of-hours and Unaccompanied Minor transfers can be arranged (see Booking Form).

Q: How far is it to London and its airports?

A: On average Earlscliffe is about 100 minutes from London Heathrow and 80 minutes from London Gatwick. We are just 55 minutes from London by train.

Q: Where do students stay? A: All our courses are fully

residential. All rooms are en-suite. Boys and girls are always housed separately and each house is supervised.

Q: What does my child need to bring with them?

A: Pack your child’s bag as you would for a northern European summer holiday. Bring warmer clothing for Easter. Please include towels for swimming and normal use. Bed linen is provided. Mini-MBA™ and Uni-Prep students should bring laptops; both courses include some ‘homework’, particularly Uni-Prep.

Q: How can I contact my child? A: Students may bring phones

and there is Wi-Fi on campus. You can call the Centre Manager at any time.

Q: What is included in the cost? A: The weekly course fee covers all

accommodation, meals, tuition, all general sports, activities and events, trips, Wi-Fi, weekly laundry service, return transfers (on scheduled days and times), Earlscliffe water bottle, T-shirt and travel insurance.

Q: How many meals are included?

A: Breakfast, lunch and supper are taken in the dining hall every day. Morning and afternoon drinks and snacks are served at break times. Students are given packed meals on day trips. We should be informed of any special dietary needs prior to arrival.

Q: Is there a laundry service? A: Student laundry is done

once a week. Q: How can I send pocket

money? A: We give out pocket money

twice a week at ‘Student Bank’ times. Pocket money can be sent with your child to be handed in for safe-keeping on arrival, along with passports and tickets. We can receive pocket money by bank transfer or by debit card.

Q: Can I book more than one course?

A: Yes, you can book any combination of courses, for example 2 weeks of Global English followed by 2 weeks Mini-MBA™ or 2 weeks Mini-MBA™ followed by 2 weeks Uni-Prep etc. At Easter we only offer the General English plus multi-activities course.

Q&AThe Earlscliffe Summer Handbook will hopefully answer most questions you may have. Otherwise, please just call us on +44 (0)1303 253951.

2 weeks – £2,750Early bird – £2,420

01/07 to 14/07 28/07 to 11/08

Mini-MBA� (summer only)

Uni-Prep (summer only)

Course fees and datesThe weekly fee includes all accommodation, meals, lessons, general sports, activities and events, all standard excursions including admission costs, Wi-Fi, weekly laundry service, airport transfer* and travel insurance.Sibling discounts: first child full price, any other children 5% off standard fees. Book by 28 February 2018 and receive an ‘Early bird’ discount on any of our three summer programmes. The ‘Early bird’ discount is not to be used in conjunction with any other offer (i.e. sibling discount).

It is possible to book more than 1 course – i.e. Global English followed by Mini-MBA™. Arrival and departure days are Saturdays except for Sunday 01/07/18. Rooms must be vacated by 9am.


01/07 to 14/07 14/07 to 28/07 28/07 to 11/08


28/07 to 18/08

Transfers

*Your weekly price includes return transfers to/from London Heathrow, London Gatwick and Ashford Eurostar station for flights/trains scheduled to arrive/depart between 9am–4pm on scheduled arrival days.

Prices for out-of-hours transfer service (for arrivals/departures before 9am or after 4pm or not on advertised arrival/departure days)

To or from London Heathrow (single journey) £190

To or from London Gatwick (single journey) £140

To or from Eurostar (single journey) £45

Unaccompanied Minor check-in service £50

Prices for other airports/locations available on request.

Optional extras4 hours per week Weekly cost No. of weeks

English (small group lessons) £115 One-to-one classes £215 Golf lessons (summer only) £215

Others – available during summer only Paintball (session) £125 London musical i.e. Disney’s The Lion King™ including transport £135 and theatre ticket

Warner Bros Harry Potter™ Studios trip including transport and entry ticket £115 IELTS exam entry (depending on availability) includes transport £315 UCAS Preparation (for Uni-Prep students only) includes 2 tutorials £130

Please complete and email to [email protected], 29 Shorncliffe Road, Folkestone, CT20 2NB, United KingdomT +44 (0)1303 253951 E [email protected] www.earlscliffe.co.ukEarlscliffe is a trading name of Sussex Summer Schools Ltd. (No 4091830), registered in England as a company limited by guarantee.


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Global English (summer only) Price per week = £1,220 Early bird price per week = £1,075

Parent’s agreement

I agree to the terms and conditions (published on our website).

Parent’s name

Signature

Date / /

Easter English plus multi-activities

1 week – £1,220 Sunday 25/03 to Saturday 31/03 Saturday 31/03 to Saturday 07/04

2 weeks – £1,830 (includes a 50% discount for the second week)

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Earlscliffe is a trading name of Sussex Summer Schools Ltd. Earlscliffe (Sussex Summer Schools Ltd) is registered as an independent school with the Department for Education: school number 886/6138. The UKVI has licensed Sussex Summer Schools Ltd. to sponsor visa applications: UKVI Sponsor Licence Number FRGC2KWH4

www.earlscliffe.co.uk

Earlscliffe 29 Shorncliffe Road, Folkestone

CT20 2NB, United Kingdom

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