English with Performing Arts (Brighton, 10-16) Bucksmore Education

Course Details

This Summer School combines the Bucksmore Summer syllabus in English with specialist workshops based around the performing arts. You’ll develop your skills in writing and performing, while improving your communication skills in English. Your English progress will be assessed to ensure you’re making realistic progress. As part of the week you’ll enjoy an immersive cultural experience which includes visits to UK city destinations. This course is perfect for motivated students who want more than just language tuition and are eager to explore the exciting world of stage and screen performance.

Accommodation

High quality accommodation at Oxford International College in Brighton
Modern teaching facilities on an extensive campus
Safe and secure countryside location
All meals and snacks provided during the week

Tuition

Be inspired by experience theatre industry professionals
Over 20 hours of classroom teaching during the week
Opportunities to develop your interest in a performing arts career
Enlarge your academic portfolio for university applications

Extracurricular Activities:

Full-day excursions to bring your learning to life
Full program of social and sports activities
Hear from successful and famous guest speakers
Celebrate your week with a graduation ceremony and party

For over 40 years, Bucksmore Education has been providing students with innovative and engaging academic short courses, centred around helping young people find and pursue their passions and ambitions. The story of Bucksmore Education begins in 1979 when British Educationalist Michael Reiser founded a secondary school at Buckswood Grange. ‘Buckswood Summer Programmes’ was also established as a summer school for international students wanting to learn English. The summer school was modelled on American summer camps, with ‘Counsellors’ who live with students, teach lessons and lead excursions and activities, providing a higher level of pastoral care, guidance, and friendship – giving students more than just ‘teachers’ and ‘activity leaders’ at a summer school.

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