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Summer Your
School World
Awaits!
3
Summer
School 2019
4 Welcome to NACE!
6 Our Schools
11 Locations
12 Our Courses
14 · ICS
20 · Stonar
26 · Agora Lledó
30 · Hattemer
34 General information
4
5
Welcome
to NACE!
We are delighted to offer an exceptional
and immersive set of summer programmes
where your child will improve their language,
confidence and skills in a friendly, fun and safe
environment.
Established 40 years ago and now with over 18,000
students in 50 schools worldwide, NACE is a global
leader in education. We are proud of the diversity of our
schools, which have very different characteristics but
hold key principles in common:
Educational Excellence: A leading-edge education that
maximises the individual talents of each student.
Education in Values: Four key values underpin our
education: Respect and tolerance, Self improvement,
Responsibility and Social commitment.
Global Readiness: Mastery of a second language and
understanding of different cultures to feel at ease
abroad.
More Than a School: Knowledge and skills beyond the
classroom.
This expertise and principles underpin all of our summer
school programmes, ensuring that children enjoy a rich
and rounded language learning programme based on
the latest pedagogy.
We warmly welcome you to explore our schools and
programmes and thank you for your interest and loyalty.
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Our
Schools
We offer a variety of
immersive language
programmes in English,
French and Spanish for
children of all abilities from
the ages of 3-17.
As well as pure language
focused classes, pupils ICS is a thriving international school
located in the heart of London,
can also take combined inspiring pupils of all ages to
programmes with be agile learners in an inclusive
specialised coaching in community.
sports, riding and arts.
All programmes include The ICS Summer School offers
excursions to local sights expert language tuition for children
at all levels from 3-17 years old. In
and attractions. 2019, ICS celebrates 40 years as a
summer school and has welcomed
over 50,000 students throughout
the years.
Rose Threlfall
Head of ICS
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Stonar is a British boarding school, Ranked the Best IB School in Europe Hattemer delivers the highest
established in 1895 in beautiful in 2018 (www.ib-schools.com) Agora academic standards in the heart of
countryside, within easy reach Lledó has considerable expertise in Paris. Established in 1885, Hattemer
of Bath and London. Stonar has preparing pupils to be citizens of the is well respected for its attention to
decades of experience in welcoming world. the personal development of pupils.
international students from around
the world. As well as great facilities A state-of-the-art educational Our summer school for pupils aged
for learning, there is an extensive facility located in a beautiful natural 6-11 not only provides a fun and
Equestrian Centre, right in the heart environment of orange groves, stimulating approach to French
of the campus, and Stonar is one of mountains and beaches, Agora Lledó language learning, but also offers
the best schools for riding in the UK. has educated over 15,000 students a cultural experience through trips
since opening its summer school and excursions.
From 2019, Stonar is opening up its programmes in 2001.
exceptional education to summer
school students aged 10-17, with a
variety of programmes combining
immersive language learning with
riding, sport and arts.
Sally Divall Luis Madrid Anne Chocron
Head of Stonar Head of Agora Lledó Head of Hattemer
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Why choose a NACE Summer School?
• Small class sizes
• All pupils receive a minimum of 3 hours of
language tuition each weekday
• Many additional conversational opportunities
with native speakers
• PSHE component to course to support
personal development
• Exciting excursions and trips
• Comprehensive activities programme
• Fully qualified and police-checked staff
• Accompanied travel to and from international
airports
• First class facilities
How We Teach
We take a learner-centred approach which develops core
skills such as teamwork, responsibility, problem solving
and critical thinking.
We make classes fun to motivate students and believe
that this helps them become inquisitive, independent
learners.
All our programmes develop learners’ confidence through
age-appropriate themes and activities, a learning-centred
approach and collaborative play. Teachers will have
qualified teacher status and experience in their subject
area while English language teachers have, at a minimum,
a Cambridge CELTA or Trinity Cert TESOL qualification
with experience in teaching young people.
We aim to provide learners with authentic opportunities
to practise their language skills such as:
• Conversation in social situations
• Questionnaires and quizzes in school and on trips
• Problem solving as a team
• Using English outside of the classroom
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How are Students Placed in Classes
When learners arrive on their first day of summer school, Jess Rego
Head of ICS
they complete a placement test. We find out what each Summer School
pupil knows, what they want to learn and what interests
and motivates them.
We place students in a class at an appropriate level
where they will feel comfortable yet challenged to Andrew James
Head of Stonar
develop their language skills. Learners are also placed International
according to their age to ensure that all children are at
the same stage cognitively.
How is Progress Measured? Georgina Lawless
Head of Agora Lledó
Pupils aged 8 upwards are given a weekly progress test Summer School
which is in the form of a game or quiz to help them
understand how much they have learnt. It allows the
teachers to evaluate who is ready to move to a more
challenging level or requires further support.
Francisco Fernández
Head of Agora Lledó
Summer School
Observation and Reporting
Younger learners are monitored and assessed by
teachers through informal observation. All students
receive a certificate and report upon completion of their
course.
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Locations
Distance from:
• ICS London
London Heathrow
22 km (40 min) UK
London Gatwick Bristol Stansted
Airport
58 km (1 hour 30 min) Airport
Stonar Eurostar
London
Eurostar London ICS London
London
6 km (20 minutes) Heathrow
London
Gatwick
Stansted Airport
75 km (1 hour 15 min) Charles de Gaulle
Airport
Hattemer
• Stonar
Bristol Airport
48 km (1 hour)
London Heathrow
152 km (1 hour 45 min) FRANCE
• Hattemer
Charles de Gaulle Airport
32 km (45 min)
• Agora Lledó
Castellon Airport
35 km (30 min)
SPAIN
Castellón
Valencia Airport Airport
84 km (1 hour) Agora Lledó
Valencia
Airport
11Our
Courses
Choose from a variety of courses to suit your child’s interests,
whether they wish to focus purely on language or to combine
it with a specialist option.
Programmes
The English School Experience
Conversational English in London
London Ticket to UK Universities
UK
English Language Plus
• Riding
• Multi-Sports
Wiltshire • Art and Photography
UK • Performing Arts
• Tennis
English or Spanish Language Plus
• Riding
Castellón • Sailing and Watersports
Spain
French in Paris
Paris
France
12Length
Age Residential Dates of stay Approach Weekly fee
3 – 17 Non-Residential 24th June – 1–9 Cultural • £90 registration fee
23rd August weeks • £595 non residential
10 – 17 Residential 7th July – 1–6 Cultural • £90 registration fee
accommodation 18th August weeks Sports • £1,195 for riding
or host families • £1,095 other programmes
10 – 17 Residential 30th June – 1–4 Cultural • 90€ registration fee
accommodation 28th July weeks Sports • 1,095€ residential
or host families
6 – 11 Non-Residential 1st July – 1–4 Cultural • 90€ registration fee
26th July weeks • 650€ non residential
• 1,235€ 2 weeks
• 1,755€ 3 weeks
• 2,210€ 4 weeks
13Three options are available, all boosting language skills through inspiring activities and projects in the vibrant city of London. 14
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The English School
Experience
Ages: 3-17
Dates: 24th June – 23rd August
Course length: 1-9 weeks
Maximum class size: 20 students
Language teaching: 5.5 hours per day
Levels: All www.icschool.co.uk/summer-school
Non-residential: £595 p/w summerschool@ics.uk.net
+44 (0) 20 7298 8817
During the English School Experience, students boost 3-4 years old: Nursery
their language through inspiring activities, projects and The focus is on creative and play-based learning and
London excursions. the development of communication and social skills.
Children use song, dance, drama, art and construction to
The programme provides students with a ‘British style’ improve language skills.
school experience which develops a command of
English language skills in academic subjects. Each week 5-7 years old: Lower Primary
focuses on a particular theme such as culture, history, Learners work collaboratively through project-led
commerce or the environment. The thematic nature of activities, and research together using books, computers
the course means students learn within a meaningful and iPads to improve language and communication
context and will not repeat the same lesson or excursion, skills. Weekly excursions take place in central London.
no matter how long they stay.
8-9 years old: Upper Primary
Every student takes a placement test on their first day Learners take part in exciting discovery-led activities
so the team can group children appropriately by level of with a focus on all communication skills: speaking,
English and age. listening, reading and writing. Lessons and activities
are linked to a weekly project. Weekly excursions take
place in central London.
10-17 years old: Secondary
Learners build confidence and competence through
projects and focused lessons which include group work,
worksheets, questionnaires and research tasks.
Sample excursions:
Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, Kidzania, London Zoo.
Excursions will be confirmed in February 2019. Check
online for more detail.
16Sample Timetable (Nursery)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
09.00-09.30 Circle time Circle time Circle time Circle time
Extended
09.30-10.30 Language Language Learning Language Language
Experience
10.30-11.30 Outdoor play Outdoor play Outdoor play Outdoor play
11.30-12.30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
12.30-13.30 Rest Time Rest Time Rest Time Rest Time Rest Time
13.30-14.30 Music Art Drama Sports Maths
14.30-15.30 Choice time Choice time Choice time Choice time Choice time
15.30-16.00 Story time Story time Story time Story time Story time
Sample Timetable (Primary: final lower and upper primary timetables may vary slightly)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
09.00-10.30 Welcome Wellbeing Science Sports
10.30-11.00 Break Break Break Break
11.00-12.30 English English English Excursion English
12.30-13.30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
13.30-15.00 Drama Geography English Music
15.00-16.00 Maths English Art Reflections
Sample Timetable (Secondary)
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
09.00-10.30 Welcome Wellbeing Art Science
10.30-11.00 Break Break Break Break
11.00-12.30 English English Art English
Excursion
12.30-13.30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
13.30-15.00 Drama English English Sports
15.00-16.15 Maths Music Drama Sports
Accommodation (applies to all ICS courses)
Summer students will be offered the possibility of
staying with a host family. Families are carefully selected
from London Zone 2 & 3. This can offer an excellent
opportunity for students to deepen their conversational
skills with native speakers.
17Conversational English in London Ages: 14-17 www.icschool.co.uk/summer-school Dates: 24th June – 23rd August summerschool@ics.uk.net Course length: 1-4 weeks +44 (0) 20 7298 8817 Maximum class size: 16 students Language teaching: 5.5 hours per day Levels: All Non-residential: £595 p/w This course increases English comprehension and fluency through everyday conversation. Each week is designed around a different theme, for instance Technology and Innovation, or Art and Culture. In class, learners take part in a variety of fun yet challenging activities focusing on the interactions with native English speakers to develop and test their skills. Each lesson ends with a review in which the class considers the linguistic learning opportunities from the day. An excursion every weekday in London enhances understanding of the theme and consolidates language learning. Confidence in speaking Learners’ independence will grow as they gain confidence in the English language and in their knowledge of London. In addition, they develop critical thinking skills by learning how to problem solve and research and analyse new information. 18
Ticket to UK Universities
(IB Diploma Preparation)
Ages: 15-17 Academic workshops include:
Dates: 15th July – 26th July and - Language A: English
- Language B: Second language and Arts workshop
29th July – 9th August - Mathematics
Course length: 2 weeks - Science
Maximum class size: 20 students - Humanities
Levels: pre-IB Diploma
Non-residential: £595 p/w
Why choose the IB Diploma Preparation course?
- Assists learners in making the right diploma choices to
maximise their academic ability and achieve their full
International Community School's Diploma average is potential.
a highly competitive 34 points. Students go on to join - Builds metacognitive skills to make each student a
some of the top universities around the world with more effective learner.
recent destinations including Oxford, Warwick, LSE, - Academic workshops develop learners’ ability to
East Anglia, SOAS and Royal Holloway. This two-week independently manage their approach to the core
programme puts learners ahead of their fellow students areas.
and gets them in the right frame of mind to take on this - Connects the IB program with each students’
world-class programme. university ambitions to give them a smooth path to
success.
Our student-centred approach focuses on each learners’
ambitions and equips them to make the right choices to Sample Timetable (Week 2)
fulfil that path. During the course we will:
Monday
09.00-12.30 Academic workshops
a. Discuss university ambitions and inspire pupils who 13.30-16.15 Community Service experience
may be unsure.
Tuesday
b. Visit at least two universities including Cambridge
University. 09.00-16.15 University of Cambridge visit
c. Work with each student to practise drafting a Wednesday
university personal statement and think together 09.00-12.30 Academic workshop
about how to make their application stand out. 13.30-16.15 Meta-cognitive skills workshop
d. Help learners select the right Diploma subjects to get
Thursday
them to their university of choice.
e. Introduce students to a selection of study skills 09.00-12.30 Understanding Diploma grades
workshop/Introduction to Internal
(metacognitive strategies) to help them with time- Assessments (IA’s)
management, organisation, research, and exam/test 13.30-16.15 London School of Economics (LSE) visit
skills.
Friday
f. Introduce pupils to the ‘Diploma Core’, Creativity
Action and Service, CAS, Theory of Knowledge, TOK 09.00-12.30 Academic workshop
and the Extended Essay and ‘subject’ areas through 13.30-16.15 Your Diploma plans
mini workshops including maths, humanities, the
arts, sciences, English, and language acquisition.
19Set in an idyllic rural campus of 80 acres of grounds and parklands just a few miles from Bath, Stonar offers a rewarding opportunity to combine intensive English classes with the specialist option of your choice. 20
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English Plus
Ages: 10-17
Dates: 7th July – 18th August www.stonarschool.com/stonar-international
Course length: 1-6 weeks stonarinternational@stonarschool.com
Language teaching: 4 hours per day +44 (0) 20 7298 8817
Specialist coaching: 3 hours per day
Maximum class size: 14 students
Levels: All
Residential: £1,095-£1,195 p/w
English Plus
Each week day combines 4 hours of language learning
with 3 hours of your chosen specialist activity. English
is taught in small groups according to ability, which is
set following a placement test at the beginning of the
week.
Project English is an exciting task-based course
component that allows students to work together to
design and create their very own product, be it a video
presentation, class magazine or even a play! This
helps students develop their interpersonal and team
working skills in a highly communicative setting,
ensuring the English they learn is used in realistic and
meaningful contexts.
Conversation is focused by theme to give a meaningful
context and to encourage engagement. A variety of
teaching techniques including projects, group work,
research tasks and worksheets ensure that no two days are
the same which reinforces and embeds learning. Trinity
College exams* can be taken by students, providing an
internationally-recognised qualification.
Two excursions* take place on the weekend to some
of the world-famous tourist sites in the local area
including Stonehenge Oxford, Bristol and the historic
city of Bath.
Five different programmes are available.
*Exam dates and details of excursions are available online
22English Plus Riding
Stonar’s exceptional riding facilities include indoor and
outdoor arenas, extensive stabling, dressage field,
show-jumping ring, cross country courses and off-road
hacking track.
Director of Riding, Darrell Scaife, FBHS, UKCC
Darrell Scaife is a British Eventing Master Coach and FEI
Coach. As a former 4* international event rider, Chef
d’Equipe for Team GB’s U21 squad and Olympic Coach
to the Zimbabwe eventing team, his exceptional
credentials underpin the high quality coaching and riding
experience available at Stonar.
Students will each be allocated their own horse to join
one of our riding programmes, with something for riders
for all abilities. Beginner: Taught in groups of 4 students to 1 coach
and 1 assistant, the beginner’s programme gives
novice riders the chance to work on their basic skills
including position, walking and trotting and will build
up to canter and small jumps, if ability permits. Pupils
will improve in confidence and skill, giving them a firm
foundation.
Intermediate: Pupils will build on their knowledge and
experience in a small group with 6:1 ratio. Suitable for
competent riders or those beginning to compete,
students will make progress in gaits and jumping
Alongside riding technique, students will build
knowledge of equestrian theory.
Advanced*: Experienced riders will have the
opportunity to work in-depth in the discipline of their
choice in 4:1 groups. Three options are available:
Dressage, Show Jumping and Eventing. Expert coaches
will work with riders to improve every aspect of their
skill and performance, challenging students to push
themselves and exceed their own expectations.
* NB: Video evidence required for students wishing to apply for
the advanced riding programme. 23English Plus Tennis English Plus Art & Photography
Expert coaching provides junior tennis players the Students will find plenty to inspire them in Stonar’s
chance to take their skills to the next level. Whether first class art and photography facilities which boast
your child plays for fun or likes to compete, the tennis 3 art studios, a kiln for ceramics, a dark room and an
coaching will work on every aspect of their game IT suite for Photoshop work. In sessions taught by
with focused demonstration, feedback and practise. well qualified art teachers, students will have lots of
Energetic and enthusiastic coaches working in a 1:6 ratio opportunities to hone their technique and try new
get the best out of students and stretch players of every things. As well as studio-based work, students will have
ability. the opportunity to sketch and photograph in Stonar’s
beautiful grounds.
English Plus Multi-Activities
An exciting and varied sports programme including English Plus Performing Arts (2 week course)
football, field hockey, basketball, badminton and An exciting introduction to a variety of lively stage
swimming gives active children plenty to keep them formats, giving students a grounding in dance, drama
busy. Coached by sports professionals, students will and music as they work with experienced drama
improve their skills and learn new ones, as well as teachers and choreographers to create a mini
improving soft skills such as co-operation and team production, performed to the community at the end
spirit. of the week. Students will learn on their feet in skills
focused workshops and rehearsals so every child can
make the most of their talents.
24Sample Timetable
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
08.45-10.15 Welcome English English English English
10.15-10.45 Break Break Break Brealk Break
10.45-12.15 English English English English English Excursion Excursion
12.15-13.00 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
13.00-14.00 Project Course Project Course Project Course Project Course Project Course Student
arrivals and
14.30-17.30 Plus Activity Plus Activity Plus Activity Plus Activity Plus Activity departures
17.30-18.15 Free time or Free time or Free time or Free time or Free time or
swim hour swim hour swim hour swim hour swim hour
18.15-19.00 Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner
19.00-22.00 Evening Evening Evening Evening Evening Evening Evening
activity activity activity activity activity activity activity
Accommodation
Stonar’s onsite accommodation offers a comfortable
homely environment with a mix of twin, 3 and 4 bed
rooms plus a large communal area relaxing and games.
Students can also benefit from Stonar’s extensive
leisure facilities. Pupils are taken care of by resident
houseparents who look after both any practical concerns
they may have as well as their overall wellbeing.
Bed linen and towels will be provided. All meals are
taken in Stonar’s dining room and are freshly prepared
onsite by our catering team. A tuck shop is open daily.
Medical staff on site daily.
Summer students attending the programme will be
offered the possibility of staying with a host family.
Families are carefully selected from within the Bath area.
www.stonarschool.com/stonar-international
stonarinternational@stonarschool.com
+44 (0) 20 7298 8817
25The programme provides students with an IB school experience which places the focus on developing a command of the English or Spanish language in academic/ school subjects: literature, science, arts, maths, sports, geography, history and drama. 26
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English/Spanish Plus
Ages: 10-17
Dates: 30th June – 28th July www.colegioagoralledo.com/landing/
Course length: 1-4 weeks international-summer-school
Language teaching: 3 hours per day summerschool@lledo.edu.es
Specialist coaching: 3 hours per day +44 (0) 20 7298 8817
Maximum class size: 15 students
Levels: All English/Spanish Plus Sailing and Watersports
Residential: 1095€ p/w Making use of Lledo’s sunny coastal location our Plus
Sailing and Watersports option is an ideal way to
complement your language lessons. An exciting
opportunity to explore the world of watersports with
English/Spanish Plus expert coaching in sailing, canoeing and paddle
Every student takes a placement test on their first day to boarding. With sessions grouped according to age and
identify which level they should be placed in. Students experience, all pupils will have the chance to try new
are grouped per language taught (Spanish or English), things and develop existing skills.
age (10-13 or 14-17) and level – Beginner, Intermediate
and Advanced. There is no minimum language level English/Spanish Plus Riding
requirement. For those students who love riding, the Plus Riding
option offers them a fantastic opportunity to combine
As a result of our communicative approach, learners their passion with language learning. Situated only a few
build confidence and competence through projects minutes from the School, the riding sessions will be a
and focused lessons which include group work, mixture of 3 hours of equestrian in each session, split
worksheets, questionnaires and research tasks. In between up to 1.5 hours riding time and 1.5 hours of
addition, they develop critical thinking skills such as practical horsemanship, including stable management
problem solving, researching and analysing new and horsemanship lessons.
information.
With a strong focus on the fundamentals for novice
Our lessons are highly student-centered – an approach riders, as well as freer activities for more advanced riders,
which reduces time spent on traditional content delivery our Plus Riding option will allow students to improve
and increases time spent on activities that encourage their ability and technique, helping them take their
students to analyse, evaluate, process and improve their riding to the next level.
problem solving skills. Additionally, this approach
maximises the students’ natural abilities through active
learning and, by giving students some control over their
learning, students feel motivated, determined and
independent.
28Sample Weekly Timetable
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
09.00-12.00 Plus Activity Plus Activity Plus Activity Plus Activity Plus Activity
12.30-14.00 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch
14.00-15.30 English/ English/ English/ English/ English/ Excursion Excursion
Spanish Spanish Spanish Spanish Spanish
15.30-15.45 Break Break Break Break Break Student
15.45-17.15 English/ English/ English/ English/ English/ arrivals and
Spanish Spanish Spanish Spanish Spanish departures
17.15-18.30 Pool time Pool time Pool time Pool time Pool time
18.30-22.00 Dinner and Dinner and Dinner and Dinner and Dinner and Dinner and Dinner and
evening evening evening evening evening evening evening
activity activity activity activity activity activity activity
Accommodation
Located in Castellon, a 5 minute drive from Agora Lledo,
Hotel Jaime I will be the base for the Lledo summer
school with two floors of the hotel exclusively dedicated
to our students. Its excellent location near school, close
to the coastline (Benecassim) mountains and natural
parks makes the area a great base for excursions and
outdoor activities.
The residence is composed of double rooms en suite.
Supervised by a team of experienced staff at a ratio
of 1:10. This secure building in a small town provides
excellent and safe accommodation for your children.
Summer students attending the Spanish programme
will be offered the possibility of staying with a host
family. Families are carefully selected from within our
school community.
Transport
Students will be bussed to school every morning from
the residence and will be dropped back at the residence
every night after dinner. Students staying with host
families will be dropped at school every morning by
their host and will be dropped back at the host house
every evening after dinner.
29Located in central Paris, a stone’s throw from landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe, pupils will gain intensive language experience and learn more about French culture and history. 30
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French in Paris
Ages: 6-11
Dates: 1st July – 26th July www.hattemer.fr/summerschool
Course length: 1-4 weeks summerschool@hattemer.fr
Language teaching: 5.5 hours per day +44 (0) 20 7298 8817
Maximum class size: 12 students
Levels: All
Non-Residential
650€ p/w
French Language Programme
We offer French as a Foreign Language (FFL) to non
native students with all levels of French (beginner
to advanced). Focused on oral expression and
socialisation, this programme will allow your children
to improve their French language in a stimulating and
playful environment.
Every morning, the pupils take French as Foreign
Language classes in our school in Paris’s 16th
arrondissement. This learning approach also involves
an introduction to French culture, excursions will be
organised every afternoon to places such as the Eiffel
Tower, the Louvre Museum, the Arc de Triomphe and the
Musée de l’Homme. There are plenty of opportunities
for learners to gain conversational practise during the
afternoon.
Sample Timetable
(from Monday to Friday)
Schedule Activity
09.00-10.45 French lesson
10.45-11.00 Break
11.00-12.00 French lesson
12.00-13.00 Lunch
13.00-16.00 Excursion in Paris
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General
information
Registration Weekly Airport Bus pick up/ Meals/ Course Weekend
Fee Course Fee Transfers Accommodation drop off Materials Excursions
ICS £90 £595 £200 return Not available £75 Included Not available
Stonar £90 £1,195 riding £175 return 7 days Not applicable Included Included
£1,095 other included
Agora Lledo 90€ 1,095€ Included 7 days Included Included Included
included
Hattemer 90€ 650€ Not available Not available Not applicable Included Not available
1,235€
1,755€
2,210€
Food Resident students
Our school caterers provide freshly prepared meals every are taken care of from their arrival at a London/Bristol/
day and both meat and vegetarian choices are available. Valencia train or plane terminal to their return home.
All meals are served with fruit and vegetables. We can Tuition, accommodation, meals, transportation,
cater for special dietary needs. Please let us know of your excursions and airport/train transfers are all included
requirements on booking. (except airport transfers for Stonar). Our summer
residence offer corresponds to a seven-day week.
Students are expected to arrive on the Sunday before
Day-long excursions their first week of tuition and are expected to return home
Depending on time of arrival/departure, students may (or on the following Sunday after their final excursion on the
not) be able to attend Sunday excursions on the day of Saturday.
their arrival/departure.
Travelling
Please ensure that your children travel with an
authorization to leave their country of residence. Please
note that the Eurostar from Paris or Brussels does not
handle unaccompanied minors under 12 years old. We
recommend purchasing travel insurance.
34Airport Transfers Safety
NACE Summer Schools offer an accompanied transfer NACE is committed to safeguarding and promoting the
service from specific airports for an additional charge. welfare of all students. Safety is a priority. When learners
join the school, they have a full induction covering all
aspect of school life including health, safety and well-
being.
ICS Stonar Agora Lledó
London Bristol Valencia Children are supervised by staff members at all times
Heathrow Airport Airport
during the day including during meals, break times,
London London Castellón activities on and off site, and excursions.
Gatwick Heathrow Airport
As part of our commitment to safety and welfare we aim
London to nurture personal, social, health and economic (PSHE)
Stansted education in each learner that joins our progamme. We
St Pancras
have included one session of PSHE per week so that
Station children can acquire the knowledge and skills they need
to thrive. Topics include health, dealing with different
feelings, celebrating difference, online safety, global
engagement and bullying.
Students under 16 will be collected by the team directly
from the relevant airline company. Students aged 16 or
over should make their way to the exit of the terminal Certification
where they will be met by our reception team who will be Trinity College examinations will be available at the end
holding a sign. of courses to give students an internationally recognised
qualification of proficiency in English.
On their return, our staff accompany all students right
up to check in and will only leave the airport after the
student’s flight has taken off. NACE will provide students Hours of English per day
and parents with the mobile phone number of the person Including all academic subjects and weekly excursions.
in charge of the transfer.
3-4 years old: Nursery
Pocket Money ICS will only accept toilet trained students. ICS reserves
Pocket money will be collected from students on arrival the right to exclude any student who is not toilet trained.
so it can be kept secure. It will be available on request for In this case, fees will not be refunded.
pupils when appropriate. We suggest no more than £50 a
week per pupil.
35Summer
School
International Community School
www.icschool.co.uk/summer-school
summerschool@ics.uk.net
+44 (0) 20 7298 8817
Stonar School
www.stonarschool.com/stonar-international
stonarinternational@stonarschool.com
+44 (0) 20 7298 8817
Agora Lledó
www.colegioagoralledo.com/landing/
international-summer-school
summerschool@lledo.edu.es
+44 (0) 20 7298 8817
Hattemer
www.hattemer.fr/summerschool
summerschool@hattemer.fr
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