Norwich Study Centre, Flying Classrooms
Höhepunkte
- A close-knit, friendly school community
- Excellent teaching standards
- Personalised support from staff
- Flexibility and adaptability
Konzentriert sich auf Sprachen für ein bereicherndes Camp-Erlebnis.
Übersicht
During the summer, we offer 'English + Activities for Global Competence'. This course is aimed at students aged 11-17 and combines General English lessons, activities, and Global Competence sessions to support students to gain essential skills for the future whilst also having fun in English.
In the mornings, students will cover all four General English skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening whilst taking part in intercultural activities and projects. Students will begin to develop their sense of awareness as ‘global citizens’ through sessions aimed at expanding their worldview. Lessons will be tailored to the age and language level of participants, and will encourage students to begin comparing different cultures and expressing their own views on topics related to the world around them.
In the afternoons, students will put their new skills into practice and participate in a range of cultural, sport and leisure activities with their classmates. Examples include bowling, laser tag, visits to the Cathedral and Castle Museum, cinema trips, escape rooms, and much more.
Morning classes run from 09:30-13:00, and afternoon activities typically run from 14:00-16:00.
11-17 Jahre
From Juni 15 to August 14, 2026
1 Woche
Aus $480
Maximal 50 Camper
Co-Education
Privat
Aktivitäten
Afternoon activities vary from week to week, but will always aim to include a mixture of history & culture, and sport & leisure. Activities typically take place from 14:00-16:00, and students will always be accompanied by a Social Activities leader from our school. Examples include cultural visits to Norwich Castle Museum, Norwich Cathedral, and the Museum of Norwich; team challenges like laser tag, escape rooms and city quizzes; or sports such as football, bowling and canoeing.
Termine & Preise
English + Activities for Global Competence has a minimum booking length of 1 week:
1-week booking (course only)= £480
1-week booking (course + homestay accommodation)= £790
These prices include all administrative fees. Please note that homestay accommodation is only available for students aged 13 and above. For students aged 11-12, they must stay with a parent/guardian.
This course is available from 15 June- 14 August.
From Juni 15 to August 14, 2026
Aus $480
Akademiker
Throughout the year, we offer General English classes for students aged 16+. Students join a class with other students at their level and will follow a coursebook structure to develop all four skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. This is available as a full-time course of either 15 hours/week or 21 hours/week. Students joining the 21 hours/week course will also join Global Competence classes in the afternoons.
During the summer, we also offer Young Learner English classes for students aged 11-15. These classes will focus on age-appropriate topics using a project-based approach, encouraging students to learn through activities and classroom challenges.
Sprachunterricht
For students aged 11-15, our Young Learners closed classes will focus on teaching English through project work. Students will work with others of a similar age to approach different topics related to Global Competence (sustainability, diversity & inclusivity, identity and culture, stereotypes), learning new vocabulary and grammar points in order to understand the topic and begin thinking about their own ideas and opinions. The aim of the Young Learners course is to develop a global mindset through English, encouraging students to look beyond their own perspective and expand their worldview whilst also building their language skills.
For students age 16+, they will have the opportunity to join our adult classes with other students at their level. These classes follow a more structured approach, using a coursebook to tackle different global themes each week. Lessons will work on all four skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening, and teachers adopt a communicative approach to put students at the heart of the class and encourage student participation as much as possible.
15 Stunden Unterricht pro Woche
Zeitplan
Morning classes start at 09:30 and finish at 13:00 with a 30-minute break from 11:00-11:30. In the afternoons, Global Competence classes run from 14:00-15:30 (Monday to Thursday only). For students joining activities, these normally run from 14:00-16:00 (Monday to Friday).
Unterkunft & Einrichtungen
For students under the age of 18, we only offer homestay accommodation with one of our friendly host families. Students will either have a private bedroom or may share a bedroom if requested. Some host families offer a private bathroom for students, but this is subject to availability and is not guaranteed.
Staying with a host family is an excellent opportunity for students to practise their language skills in everyday situations outside of the classroom, and to engage in British culture. Our hosts live an average of 20 minutes' bus ride from the school, so it's easy for students to travel around the city.
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Fragen und Antworten
1-week booking (course only)= £480
1-week booking (course + homestay accommodation)= £790
These prices include all administrative fees. Please note that homestay accommodation is only available for students aged 13 and above. For students aged 11-12, they must stay with a parent/guardian.
As a British Council-accredited centre, all of our teaching staff are CELTA qualified as a minimum requirement. All staff are educated to undergraduate or postgraduate level, and all have undergone Safeguarding training relevant to their role.
All of our staff are DBS-checked, and references are collected before new staff begin employment.
Every member of our school community is entitled to equal opportunities and treatment irrespective of ethnic or national origin, race, gender, physical disability, sexual orientation, marital status, social background or religion. We are committed to ensuring that all individuals are treated equally and with respect and fairness.
For more information, please see our Equality & Diversity policy on our website.
Our school code of conduct is shared with students in our Student Handbook, and on our Abusive Behaviour policy. Our school does not tolerate abusive behaviour, and all students are expected to behave with kindness and courtesy to others. All of our staff have received Safeguarding training, and any concerns should be reported to our Safeguarding Officer or Designated Safeguarding Lead.
Mobile phones should not be used in the classroom unless approved by the teacher as part of a class activity. More information about this can be found on our E-Safety Policy for Under 18s.
