Harrow House International College

HARROW HOUSE INTERNAT IONAL COLLEGE

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Harrow House Swanage occupies an elevated position in the centre of the town, enjoying splendid views of thesurrounding Purbeck Hills, the sea and the Isle of Wight.The sandy beaches and the town's attractions are within10 minutes walking distance.

Harrow House is the only language school in Swanageand therefore our students are guaranteed maximum integration with English people, their customs and theEnglish way of life.

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Our Mission StatementWe at Harrow House are dedicated to providing our students, employees and partners withthe highest standards of learning and personal development in a fun and culturally diverseenvironment. With constant improvement of our programmes, facilities and servicesthrough continuous innovation and creativity, we are committed to being the Premier English Language Education and Training Centre.

Together this creates a unique concept which we call ’The Harrow House Experience’.

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Swanage, the capital of the Isle of Purbeck and approximately 2.5 hours fromLondon, is a popular seaside resort on the south coast of England, with longinviting expanses of sandy beaches, clear unpolluted water and breathtaking coastal scenery. The town provides a warm welcome to all visitors and retains an atmosphere of safety and tranquillity. In a recent publication, Dorset was found to be the safest county in England. Due to its geographical position, Swanage enjoys a very mild climate and often heads theBritish Sunshine League.

Swanage offers a variety of entertainment including traditional English pubs,speciality restaurants, wine bars, pavement cafés, takeaways, fun parks, carnivals, fairs, festivals, live music, cinema, theatre, disco, scenic walks, museums, a ride on a historic steam train and many other things to do.

Welcome to the Jurassic Coast - Swanage, listed as one of the top 4 seasideresorts in the UK for cleanliness, safety and outstanding beauty, is consideredto be the gateway town to England's first natural UNESCO World Heritage Site.This unique stretch of coastline has joined the ranks of the Great Barrier Reefand the Grand Canyon as one of the wonders of the natural world. The coast isfamous for its fossil discoveries, its unparalleled range of beautiful sandybeaches and its many historic towns and villages.

1. Main Entrance - Lobby2. Administration offices3. Shop4. Games Room including American pool and Darts5. WiFi network connection available to adult students only

for use with personal laptops 6. Medical room7. Indoor heated swimming pool8. Self-service laundry room9. Durlston college accommodation10. Assembly hall / Mini-Theatre / Table-tennis and Games room / Satellite TV11. En-suite residential accommodation12. Ballard college accommodation13. Squash Court / Aerobics / Yoga studio14. Cinema / Lecture hall with Digital TV15. Bar and Disco with Digital TV16. Cafeteria17. Fitness studio18. Bay View college accommodation19. Reception20. Education department - 33 modern purpose-built classrooms21. Computer room with internet access22. Communications skills laboratory23. Self-access learning centre and Library24. Basketball court25. Tennis courts26. Football and Tennis court with astroturf playing surface27. Indoor sports hall with Tennis, Badminton, Volleyball and Five-a-side football28. Volleyball / Handball court29. Mini Golf30. Pétanque

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About Harrow HouseHarrow House International College wasfounded in 1969 and continues to providequality educational courses for studentsfrom more than 60 different countries.

Harrow House is listed with an 'A' rating onthe UK Border Agency Register of Sponsorsunder number ATU625RNO. The College isaccredited by the British Council and is amember of English UK.

We also support Education UK, which is thePrime Minister's initiative encouraging allaccredited institutions in the UK to worktogether and promote the benefits of Britisheducation abroad. Harrow House is amember of the local regional association,the Recognised Accredited LanguageSchools Association (RALSA).

The care and attention given to students byour qualified and experienced teaching staff,both inside and outside the classroom situation, contributes greatly to the friendlyand happy atmosphere at Harrow House.

The name Harrow House stands for qualityand professionalism.

Opening DatesHarrow House Courses can be booked by individual students and groups from themiddle of March to the middle of September.

Closed groups with a minimum number of 15students can book our courses from themiddle of September to the middle of March.

Our Residential Educational Facilities inclusiveof full-board accommodation can be booked byschools and tertiary education providers with aminimum group size of 15 from the middle ofSeptember to the middle of March.

Airport TransfersFrom the middle of March to the middle ofSeptember we operate bus transfers to andfrom Harrow House on Saturdays for flightarrivals at London Heathrow airportbetween 10.00 and 18.00 hours (UK time)and for flight departures from LondonHeathrow airport between 11.00 and 18.00hours (UK time).

The same flight arrival and departure timesapply for bus transfers between HarrowHouse and Gatwick airport on Saturdays.However, Gatwick bus transfers only operateduring the Junior Summer Course dates.Please book your flights accordingly.

From the middle of March to the middle ofSeptember taxi transfers to and fromHarrow House operate Saturdays and can bebooked for flight arrivals and departuresbetween 06.00 and 19.00 hours (UK time)only from and to London Heathrow,Gatwick, Luton, Stansted, London City,Southampton and Bournemouth airportsand from and to Victoria coach station andWaterloo and St Pancras railway stations.Please book your flight accordingly.

The transfer time to Harrow House is approximately 2.5 hours from LondonHeathrow airport, 3 hours from Gatwickairport, 4 hours from Luton and Stansted airports, 1.5 hours fromSouthampton airport and 1 hour fromBournemouth airport.

Handing-over charge for unaccompaniedminors is at extra cost. Please see fee-sheetfor details.

Arrivals, Departures and OrientationThe arrival and departure day at and fromthe College and the Homestay is on aSaturday.

- Arrival time at the College or the Homestay is between 12.00 and 22.00 hours (UK time) on the arrival day.Rooms are not available before 12.00 hours (UK time).

- Departure time from the College or the Homestay is between 07.00 and 10.00 hours (UK time) on the departure day.Rooms are not available after 10.00 hours (UK time).

On arrival at the College, students are welcomed by our College staff. During anumber of orientation meetings and a tourof the College, students are made familiarwith the different aspects of College life.

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English Language LevelsPlease check the English language levelrequirements for each course beforecompleting the enrolment form.Courses at beginner level are offered toJunior Course students only.

Placement Test and Pre-testsAll students take a placement test on thefirst day of their course. The exact levelof each student can then be determinedand the student is placed in a class whichis best suited to his/her ability. Weeklyteachers' meetings enable us to monitorthe progress of each student and todecide whether a change of level is necessary.

Students who wish to enrol on aCambridge Examination Course are

required to take an English language pre-test to ascertain their level of Englishprior to arrival. The test is available onour website, www.harrowhouse.com, orcan be requested from our office.

Harrow House Teaching StaffAll language teachers at Harrow Househave a native-speaking ability of Englishand are specifically trained and qualifiedin the teaching of English as a foreignlanguage.

Harrow House Sports StaffAll sports lessons are supervised either by our qualified sports instructors or by specialised sports coaches.

Class Sizes Our College offers small, friendly and informal classroom environments, bestsuited to maximising each student's potential.

Class sizes during the low season (March,May and September) range between 8 and14 students.

Class sizes during the high season (April,June to August) range between 14 and 16 students.

Our commitment to student welfareHarrow House prides itself on its highdegree of student welfare.

Our experienced residential staff overseethe welfare needs of all our residentialstudents. In addition, we have qualifiedin-house welfare officers.

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CEFR Level A1 - Beginner (Junior Course students only)

CEFR Level A2 - Elementary - Pre-Intermediate

CEFR Level B1 - Intermediate

CEFR Level B2 - Upper Intermediate

CEFR Level C1 - Advanced

CEFR Level C2 - Proficiency

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Essential Protection for InternationalStudents Studying in the UKHarrow House has teamed up with Endsleigh Insurance Services Limited, theUK’s leading student insurance intermediary,to ensure overseas students have adequateinsurance whilst studying in the UK.

Students will be covered under the non opt-out 'Endsleigh Block Short StayInternational Student Policy'. The cost of thisinsurance has been included as part of theoverall fees, so no extra payment is required.

The International Student Policy covers:• Emergency medical expenses• Personal belongings• Personal accident• Legal expenses• Personal liability• Course fees

A summary of cover is provided for reference.Full details of the benefits and exclusionsthat apply to the policy will be provided tostudents on arrival at Harrow House.

This information can be accessed online atwww.harrowhouse.com/insurance.

We recommend students read the documents carefully to ensure that theyknow what is covered.

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AccommodationOur courses can be booked with eitherCollege or Homestay accommodation.

College accommodation is available forstudents of our adult courses from 16years of age in twin-bedded study bedrooms from the middle of March tothe middle of June and from the end ofAugust to the middle of September.

College accommodation is available forstudents of our Junior Courses from 8 to17 years of age in dormitories during theEaster and Summer Junior Course Dates.

Homestay accommodation is available forstudents of our adult courses from 16years of age in twin-bedded rooms fromthe middle of March to the middle ofSeptember.

Homestay accommodation is available forJunior students from 15 years of ageduring the Easter and Summer JuniorCourse Dates.

In the College, single rooms as well as en-suite single and en-suite twin roomscan be booked at extra charge by adultstudents during non-summer dates only.

In the Homestays, single rooms can bebooked at extra charge except duringSummer course dates.

Our new Harrow Lodge accommodationwill be available for students of our adultcourses from 16 years of age in twinbedded rooms from the end of August tothe middle of September.

All single and / or en-suite rooms aredependent on availability.

MealsCollege accommodation for students ofadult courses is with half-board, whichincludes breakfast and dinner fromMondays to Fridays and brunch anddinner at weekends. Students can buylunch at the College from Mondays toFridays.

College accommodation for students ofJunior Courses is with full-board, whichincludes breakfast, lunch and dinner from Mondays to Saturdays and brunchand dinner on Sundays. Junior Coursestudents who live in the College receive aluncheon voucher during their full-daySaturday excursion in place of their usual lunch.

Students organising their own excursions,who do not return to the College for thespecified meal times, forfeit their mealentitlements.

All meals are of a semi self-service buffet style.

Homestay accommodation for studentsof adult courses is with half-board, whichincludes breakfast and dinner each daywith their homestay. They can buy lunchat the College from Mondays to Fridays.

Homestay accommodation for studentsof the Junior Courses is with full-board,which includes breakfast and dinner withtheir homestay from Mondays to Fridays,lunch from Mondays to Fridays at theCollege, and breakfast, lunch and dinnerwith their homestay at weekends. Juniorstudents who take part in the full-daySaturday excursions receive a packedlunch from their homestays.

On the arrival and the departure day students are entitled to one meal only.

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Harrow House students live in an ideal environment in which they can study, relaxand have fun. Harrow House staff organiseevening activities seven evenings a week.

Due to the unrivalled facilities at HarrowHouse, which are open until late in theevenings, students are spoilt for choice andcan participate in a selection of eveningactivities. They can compete in sports activities, train in the fitness studio, playgames, participate in competitions andorganised theme parties, take part in livelydiscussions, go to the disco and dance thenight away, or sing their hearts out atKaraoke.

Or they can simply relax, read a book, writehome, send and receive e-mails, surf theinternet, play the piano, immerse themselvesinto self-study in the learning centre, watch TV or a DVD, chat with friends orlisten to music.

Excursions

Regular excursions for Junior students,accompanied by our teachers, take place onSaturdays.

For all Junior Course students the full-daySaturday excursion and the half-day Sundayexcursion are included in the course fees andare obligatory.

Students of the Junior One-Week Mini-StayTaster Course have one half-day Sundayexcursion which is included in the coursefees and is obligatory.Junior excursion destinations include:• Bath • London• Longleat • Oxford• Portsmouth • Southampton and • Salisbury and Beaulieu

Stonehenge

Adult students can book excursions at extracost. This cost is approximately £35 to £45for a full-day excursion. Excursions for adultstudents are booked through an independentstudent travel agency and include a varietyof options from full-day excursions toovernight and week-end trips throughoutthe UK and Europe.

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General and Intensive English CoursesMinimum age: 16 years

Course start dates: General English Courseeach week from the middle of March to the middle of June and the end of August to the middle of September (see fee-sheet for exact dates)

Intensive English Courseeach week from the middle of March to the middle of September (see fee-sheet for exact dates)

Course duration: for both courses - from 2 weeks

English level: for both courses - from Elementary to Proficiency (CEFR Level A2 - C2) (No beginners)

Courses include: Mondays to Fridays• General English Course: 15 hours of English language tuition per week• Intensive English Course: 22.5 hours of English language tuition per week

Example EnglishClass times: • General English Course: 09.00 – 10.30 and 11.00 – 12.30 hours

• Intensive English Course: 09.00 – 10.30, 11.00 – 12.30 and 13.30 – 15.00 hours

Course contents: • Structured course programme covering the 4 basic language skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing

• Emphasis on grammar in context, vocabulary and syntax• Regular progress assessments

+ Evenings: Social activities including: Bingo, Competitions, Dance Classes, Discos, Films, Karaoke, Live Music, Pantomime, Quiz Games,Sports Activities, Talent Shows, Internet Access and Yoga

Accommodation options: College accommodation with half-board from the middle of March to the middle of June and

from the end of August to the middle of September, or Harrow Lodge accommodation with half-board from the end of August to the middle of September, or Homestay accommodation with half-board from the middle of March to the middle of September

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Intensive English Examination Courses Depending on the student’s level of English, students can take the following examinations: Cambridge KET, PET, FCE , CAE and CPE. Examinations take place in early June (see fee-sheet for exact dates).

To take a Cambridge Examination course, students need to complete a pre-test, so that they can be classed in the correct level.

Minimum age: 16 years

Course start dates: From the middle of March (see fee-sheet for exact dates)

Course duration: 10, 12 and 14 weeks

English level: KET examination: CEFR Level A2PET examination: CEFR Level B1FCE examination: CEFR Level B2CAE examination: CEFR Level C1CPE examination: CEFR Level C2

Courses include: Mondays to Fridays• 22.5 hours of English language tuition and examination preparation per week

Example English Class times: • 09.00 – 10.30, 11.00 – 12.30 and 13.30 – 15.00 hours

Course contents: • Structured course programme covering the four basic language skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing

• Emphasis on grammar in context, vocabulary and syntax• Specialised preparation for all examination papers• Examination techniques• Regular practice tests for all examination papers• Individual tutorials• Guided homework sessions

+ Evenings: Social activities including: Bingo, Competitions, Dance Classes, Discos, Films, Karaoke, Live Music, Pantomime, Quiz Games,Sports Activities, Talent Shows, Internet Access and Yoga

Accommodation options: College or Homestay accommodation with half-board

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50+ English, Leisure and Cultural Activities ProgrammeMinimum age: 50+

Course start dates: May, June, August (see fee-sheet for exact dates)

Course duration: 2 weeks

English level: from Elementary to Proficiency (CEFR Level A2 - C2) (No beginners)

Course includes: Mondays to Fridays• 15 hours of English language tuition per week from 09.00 - 12.30 hours• + 5 afternoons of activities from a range of the following: English Culture and Lifestyle, Local History and Architecture, Literature and Art, the Jurassic Coast and Natural History, delivered through lectures and talks, conversation sessions and visitsor guided tours

+ Evenings: Social activities including:Bingo, Competitions, Dance Classes, Discos, Films, Karaoke, Live Music, Pantomime, Quiz Games,Sports Activities, Talent Shows and Internet Access, Yoga

Accommodation options: Specially selected Homestay accommodation with half-board

50+ Partner ProgrammeThis programme is for an accompanying partner who wishes to take part in the leisure and activities programme without the English language lessons

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General English plus Tennis Vacation CourseMinimum age: 18 years

Course start dates: Summer only (see fee-sheet for exact dates)

Course duration: from 2 weeks

English level: from Elementary to Proficiency (CEFR Level A2 - C2) (No beginners

Course includes: Mondays to Fridays• 15 hours of English language tuition per week from 09.00 - 12.30 hours• + 5 hours of tennis coaching per week

+ Evenings: Social activities including:Bingo, Competitions, Dance Classes, Discos, Films, Karaoke, Live Music, Pantomime, Quiz Games,Sports Activities, Talent Shows, Internet Access and Yoga

+ Saturdays: • 1 full-day excursion during 2 week stay, 2 full-day excursions during 3 week stay, etc.

Accommodation Homestay accommodation with half-board or Harrow Lodge accommodation from the end ofoptions: August to the middle of September

General English plus Activities Vacation CourseMinimum age: 18 years

Course start dates: Summer only (see fee-sheet for exact dates)


English level: from Elementary to Proficiency (CEFR Level A2 - C2) (No beginners)

Course includes: Mondays to Fridays• 15 hours of English language tuition per week from 09.00 – 12.30 hours• + 3 afternoons of activities per week, between 14.00 and 17.00 hours, including a range

from the following activities: Abseiling, Archery, Boat Cruise, Canoeing, Climbing, Go-karting, Jet Boat Ride, Laser Quest, Mountain Biking, Paint Balling, Pitch and Putt, Quad-biking, Rifle Shooting, Ropes Course, Ten-pin Bowling, Zorbing

+ Evenings: Social activities including:Bingo, Competitions, Dance Classes, Discos, Films, Karaoke, Live Music, Pantomime, Quiz Games,Sports Activities, Talent Shows, Internet Access and Yoga

+ Saturdays: • 1 full-day excursion during 2 week stay, 2 full-day excursions during 3 week stay, etc.

Accommodation Homestay accommodation with half-board or Harrow Lodge accommodation from the end ofoptions: August to the middle of September

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Junior CoursesThe first course offered at Harrow House in 1969 was a Junior Course, which makes our Junior Programme one of the most established and longest running Junior Courses in the UK.

The success of these courses is borne out by the very high student return rate, with up to 40% of students returning for a second year and many returning for a number of years thereafter.

Other contributing factors are: Our unrivalled facilities, active social programmes - 7 nights a week, dedicated teachers, an international atmosphere with over 60 different nationalities (in the summer season), supervision by our residential staff, a wide range of evening sports, games and social activities, on-site residential accommodation and the safety of Swanage as a destination to name a few.

Outdoor Activities and Excursion Programmes are weather dependent.

Example Junior Class times: • Mondays to Fridays: 09.00 - 10.30 and 11.00 - 12.30 hours

13.45 - 15.15 and 15.30 - 17.00 hours or09.00 - 10.30 and 10.45 - 12.15 hours13.30 - 15.00 and 15.15 - 17.15 hours

Junior One-Week Mini-Stay Taster CourseAge range: 10 - 17 years

Course dates: Easter (please see fee-sheet for exact dates)

Course duration: 1 week

English level: for students of all levels of ability (CEFR Level A1 - C2)

Inclusive of: College accommodation with full-board

Course includes: Mondays to FridaysEnglish tuition: • 15 hours English language tuition per week

• + 15 hours of mixed activities and excursions per week including a range from the following:Activities and Sports: American Pool, Badminton, Basketball, Boat Cruise, Field Games, Hockey, Internet / Computer

Activities, Kwik Cricket, Mini Golf, Pétanque, Pitch and Putt, Table Tennis, Tennis, Ten-pin Bowling, Volleyball, Walks

Excursions: Durlston Country Park, Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door – Jurassic Coast, Monkey World, Oceanarium, Swanage Beach

+ Evenings: Organised free-time activities including Competitions, Dance Classes, Discos, Films, Karaoke, Live Music, Pantomime, Quiz Games, Sports Activities, Talent Shows and Yoga

+ Weekends: 1 half-day Sunday excursion only

Junior English plus Sports CoursesAge range: 10 - 17 years

Course dates: Easter (see fee-sheet for exact dates)



Inclusive of: College accommodation with full-board for students from 10 to 17 yearsor Homestay accommodation with full-board for students from 15 to 17 years

Course includes: Mondays to FridaysEnglish tuition: • 15 hours of English language tuition per week

• + 15 hours of sports activities per week including a range from the following:Sports activities: American Pool, an Introduction to Gym Training, Badminton, Basketball, Benchball, Circuit

Training, DVD Classes, Giant Games, Handball, Hunt, Initiative Challenges, Internet / Computer Activities, Kwik Cricket, Mini Golf Mini Olympics, Pétanque, Relay Games, Speed Stacks, Spring Ball, Swimming, Table Tennis, Team Sports, Volleyball and Walks

+ Evenings: Organised free-time activities including Bingo, Competitions, Dance Classes, Discos, Films, Internet Access, Karaoke, Live Music, Pantomime, Quiz Games, Sports Activities, Talent Shows and Yoga

+ Weekends: • 1 full-day Saturday excursion during 2 week stay, 2 full-day Saturday excursions during 3 week stay, etc.

• 1 half-day excursion on second Sunday

Sports Options Tennis - 4 hours per weekavailable at extra cost: (These sessions are part of the 15 hours of sports activities per week)

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Junior English plus Academic Activities CourseAge range: 15 - 17 years

Course dates: Easter (see fee-sheet for exact dates)



Inclusive of: College or Homestay accommodation with full-board

Course includes: Mondays to Fridays English tuition: • 15 hours of English language tuition per week

• + 15 hours of academic activities per week including a range from the following: Academic activities: English Culture, Local History, Literature, the Jurassic Coast, Natural History, all delivered

through lectures and talks, conversation and drama, class research and project work and visits or guided tours




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Young Learners CourseAge range: 8 - 11 years

Course dates: Summer (see fee-sheet for exact dates)



Inclusive of: College accommodation with full-board

Young Learners are accompanied by Teaching Assistants both in their English tuition and on Activities. The assistants also accompany the children at lunch and dinner to ensure healthy food choices are made and the children are eating well. This continuity of contact ensures the children are confident and comfortable at all times.

Course includes: Mondays to FridaysEnglish tuition: • 15 hours English language tuition per week

• + 15 hours of activities and excursions per week including a range from the following:Activities and American Pool, Arts and Crafts, Badminton, Boat Cruise, Crab Fishing, Dinosaur Museum,

Excursions: Durlston Country Park, Field Games, Film, Giant Games, Hunt, Mini Golf, Mini Olympics,Monkey World, Oceanarium, Project Work, Putlake Farm, Relay Games, Steam Train to Corfe Castle, Swanage Beach, Swanage Town Quiz, Swimming, Table Tennis, and Ten-Pin Bowling

+ Evenings: Organised free-time activities including Bingo, Competitions, Crab Fishing, Discos, Face Painting, Films, Internet, Karaoke, Live Music, Pantomime, Quiz Games, Sports Activities, Talent shows, Town Visit and a Treasure Hunt



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Junior English plus Sports CoursesAge range: 12 - 17 years




Inclusive of: College accommodation with full-board for students from 12 to 17 yearsor Homestay accommodation with full-board for students from 15 to 17 years


• + 15 hours of sports activities per week including a range from the following: Sports activities: American Pool, An Introduction to Gym Training, Badminton, Basketball, Beach Games,

Benchball, Circuit Training, DVD Classes, Giant Games, Handball, Hunt, Initiative Challenges, Kwik Cricket, Mini Golf, Mini Olympics, Pétanque, Relay Games, Speed Stacks, Spring Ball, Swimming, Table Tennis, Team Sports, Volleyball and Walks

+ Evenings: Organised free-time activities including Bingo, Competitions, Dance Classes, Discos, Films, InternetAccess, Karaoke, Live Music, Pantomime, Quiz Games, Sports Activities, Talent Shows and Yoga



Sports Options Tennis - 4 hours per weekavailable at extra cost: Horse Riding - 3 hours per week

Watersports - 6 hours per weekGolf - 6 hours per week(These sessions are part of the 15 hours of sports activities per week)

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Junior English plus Academic Activities CourseAge range: 15 - 17 years






• + 15 hours of academic activities per week including a range from the following: Academic activities: English Culture, Local History, Literature, the Jurassic Coast, Natural History, all delivered

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Junior English plus Leisure Activities CourseAge range: 15 - 17 years






• + 15 hours of leisure activities per week including a range from the following: Leisure activities: American Pool, Beach Games, Films, Initiative Challenges, Internet / Computer Activities,

Jurassic Coastal Walks, Mini Golf, Quiz Games, Swimming, Table Tennis, Team Games and one of the following activities per week: Boat Cruise, Pitch and Putt, Poole Quay or Ten-pin Bowling




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Junior English plus Activities and Excursions CourseAge range: 15 - 17 years






• + 5 afternoons of either activities or excursions per week including a range from the following:Activities: Abseiling, Archery, Canoeing, Climbing, Go-karting, Jet Boat Ride, Kayaking, Laser Quest,

Mountain Biking, Paint Balling, Pitch and Putt, Quad Biking, Raft Building, Rifle Shooting, Ropes Course, Ten-pin Bowling and Zorbing

Excursions: Boat Trip, Bournemouth, Corfe Castle, Durlston Country Park and Lulworth Castle (including a Medieval Show of Knights Jousting), Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door - Jurassic Coast, Monkey World, Poole Quay, Tank Museum




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HARROW HOUSE INTERNATIONAL COLLEGEHarrow Drive • Swanage • Dorset BH19 1PE • England

Tel: +44 1929 424421 • Fax: +44 1929 427175 • E-mail: [email protected] • www.harrowhouse.com

HARROW HOUSE INTERNAT IONAL COLLEGE

Harrow House Partner:

1. Over 40 years experience

2. Unrivalled facilities in the UK

3. On-site residential accommodation

4. Most homestay accommodation within walking distance of the College

5. Excellent nationality mix with students from over 60 different countries in the high season

6. Varied social programme with at least 3 options per evening

7. Regular full-day excursions

8. Safe location

9. Small and friendly classes

10. Teaching materials, welcome folder, certificates and insurance included in the fees

11. Continuity of qualified and experienced staff

12. Cambridge Examinations Courses (KET, PET, FCE, CAE and CPE) available for June examination dates

13. Competitive prices

14. Harrow House is listed with an 'A' rating on the UK Border Agency Register of Sponsors under number ATU625RNO.

15. Harrow House is accredited by the British Council and is a member of English UK and RALSA.

We also support the Prime Minister'sEducation UK initiative

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