English (Brighton, 13-16) Bucksmore Education

Course Details

Embark on an exciting language journey with Bucksmore English Summer School, for students aged 13 to 16. Fluency and communication skills in written and spoken English are enhanced through a fun curriculum. Dive into engaging sessions like academic tutorials, group projects, and lively conversations, both in and out of the classroom. Develop not only English proficiency but also essential interpersonal skills like teamwork and confidence through mentorship and project-based learning. Your progress is carefully tracked using the Bucksmore Assessment, ensuring accurate evaluation aligned with international standards. Whether you're a beginner or seeking to enhance your skills, this summer program offers an exciting experience filled with language challenges and cultural exploration in scenic UK destinations.

Accommodation

Excellent accommodation in a prestigious college environment
Residential staff provide 24/7 supervision and support for all students
En-suite rooms are available
All meals and snacks are included

Tuition

Experienced teachers lead 20 hours of lessons every week
Maximum class size of 12 students
Student-centred learning to challenge and inspire
Curriculum fosters critical thinking, self-reflection, and imagination
Study outside the classroom on cultural visits

Extracurricular Activities:

Daily programmes of teaching and activities
Excursions to London and colleges at Oxford or Cambridge
Time to socialise with new friends in a multicultural setting
Activities include sports, movie night, scavenger hunt and traditional village fete
Complete the programme 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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Excellent accommodation in a prestigious college environment
Residential staff provide 24/7 supervision and support for all students
En-suite rooms are available
All meals and snacks are included

Experienced teachers lead 20 hours of lessons every week
Maximum class size of 12 students
Student-centred learning to challenge and inspire
Curriculum fosters critical thinking, self-reflection, and imagination
Study outside the classroom on cultural visits

Daily programmes of teaching and activities
Excursions to London and colleges at Oxford or Cambridge
Time to socialise with new friends in a multicultural setting
Activities include sports, movie night, scavenger hunt and traditional village fete
Complete the programme with a graduation ceremony and party