Summer English for Young Persons JE-30


Burlington School of English





Description


Burlington School runs two types of General English course for young people: An open, summer-based course for teenagers aged 14 and 15. Below is an outline of the usual daily routine followed by young people on Burlington's English For Young Persons summer course. It indicates the whereabouts of the group and who is looking after them at any time between 9am and 4.30pm. This schedule, of course, may vary at times. 9am Students (aged 14 and over) make their own way to the school. They may be accompanied or greeted by their group leader(s). 9am - 11.50am Students attend English language classes. 11.50am - 12.30pm Students who have opted for inclusive afternoon activities meet the Burlington Programme Supervisor (BPS). Lunch is taken and the day's/week's activities discussed. Other students are also met by the BPS and their plans for the afternoon/week are considered, with appropriate help and advice given. 12.30pm - 4pm Students attend afternoon activity with BPS. 4pm - 5pm Students return to school (compulsory).

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Juniors aged 13 and over who are not in London with their parents are expected to make their own way between the School and their homestay. They should arrive at the school at 8.50 am and leave school, to return to their homestay, after lessons or supervised activities (if applicable). Those not going directly to the homestay must inform their host in advance. Juniors age 13 and over are allowed to go out unsupervised in the evenings and at weekends provided that they tell the homestay host where they are going and with whom. They must return to the home by 10pm every evening and at a mutually-agreed time during the day. If they fail to return to the homestay by the agreed time they will be given a warning, and, if it happens again, they will be will not be allowed out unsupervised in the future. Students are expected to be present at all classes and activities and registers will be taken to record attendance. If students are absent at any time for either the whole, or part of, a day, the school will endeavour to establish why and record the reason. Fortnightly reports will be made about students by their teacher, with possible additional comments by the BPS. These will outline the student's behaviour and progress. Students staying without their parents in Burlington accommodation may also receive a report form the Homestay Host. Reports and attendance details will be sent to parents on the completion of the Junior's course. There is a £16 book fee per student, per term. Books can be bought from the school office before starting a course.

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