Day by DaySocial Programme

Let us welcome the new students in style with a night at theHawley Club. There will be games in the club from 20:00. Come, meet new people and have fun!

Breakfast Club! Come at 08:45 before your lesson to enjoy croissants and orange juice with your classmates. In the afternoon, admire the beautiful mosaics made entirely of

seashells in the Shell Grotto. Then, if you want to go out in the evening, join fellow students and go salsa dancing at Quarterdeck Brewhouse.

This lunchtime is Lunch Club! Join a member of the staff and other students and go to a restaurant in Margate for a tasty lunch together. If you want to go out in the

evening, there is the Open Jack at Radio Margate at 19:30 to enjoy music.

After your morning lesson, enjoy your free afternoon by going to Broadstairs with a teacher to celebrate the Charles Dickens Festival. You can walk in this famous author’s footsteps or walk around the city. Meet at 12:30 outside the school

Tonight is cinema night! The new Jurassic World movie has been released. If you love this series, go and watch

the second movie of the trilogy. The Carlton Cinema in Westgate is excellent value for money, the ticket for any film is

just £2.50!

There is so much to do in London, whether you wantto see Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, go shopping onOxford Street, visit the British Museum or just wander

around.

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Saturday 23rd

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This afternoon we play sport at the beach from 15:45 to 16:45.Then, tonight join fellow students and go salsa dancing at

Quarterdeck Brewhouse. Alternatively, why not go bowling at Bugsy’s in Cliftonville.

This lunchtime is Lunch Club! Join a member of the staff and other students and go to a restaurant in Margate for a tasty lunch together. The Hawley Club will be open in the evening at 8pm for

the Karaoke night! Sing your favorite songs and show us some of your best dance moves!

Go to Ramsgate with one of your teacher, visit the St Georges Gothic tower and follow the Pugin trail of beautiful Gothic buildings. Then why not go to the famous Royal harbour and marina for a coffee or visit Ramsgate

Tunnels during your free time?

All football fans come and watch the World Cup 2018 around some drinks in an English pub. Russia and

Egypt will be competing at 19:00. Let’s meet in front of the school at 18:45 and go to the Wig & Pen to watch the game!

Why not visit Rochester today? With its famous castle,cathedral, Guildhall museum, many historic buildingsand shopping area, there is plenty to do.

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Let us welcome the new students in style with a night at the Hawley Club. There will be games in the club from 20:00 and Leo’s Pool

Table Tournament will start at 20:30. A chocolate champion will be born: could it be you?

Monday 18th

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What’s On 2018What’s on in the area this month...

Gorilla Circus: Daily Show (26th May - 2nd September)

Gorilla Circus provides a high-octane outdoor show on an impressive circus set up. Combining aerial, high wire, trapeze and other “fly by the sea of your pants” circus spectacles, Gorilla Circus will perform twice daily shows at 1.30pm & 4.30pm from Saturday 26th May, when the park is open, during their residency at Dreamland until Sunday 2nd September.

Seal and Wildlife Watching Trips (29th March - 27th October)

Take a trip to an active seal colony inside a National Nature Reserve which also has the benefits of a wide range of birds including the rare ingret. We time these trips to coincide with tidal flows for the best chance of seeing these wonderful mammals in their natural habitat.

Animals and Us (25th May - 30th September)

Exhibition extended opening hours 10am-6pmAnimals & Us is a major exhibition exploring artists’ reflections on the relationship between humans and other animals.

Groove Armada DJ Set (8th June - 9th June)

Groove Armada will play Dreamland Margate’s indoor Hall By The Sea on Friday 8th June.

Tickets from £20 + booking free.

Frightful (30th June - 1st July)

Themed Games Event

2 Weekends of horrible games. Because nightmares don’t wait ‘til Halloween!

St Peter’s Village Tour (1st March - 15th September)

During the walking tour with your guide, you will meet many costumed characters from past centuries. You will see the flint built church and find out a little more about its long history. You will hear of conditions in the workhouse, the Newbolts breakfast concerts for hundreds of fashionable people, the tower used in the Napoleonic wars, famous (and infamous) local residents and our ancient seat of local government for the area.

Broadstairs Dickens Festival (15th June - 17th June)

In 1937, to commemorate the centenary of the author’s first visit, Gladys Waterer, the then resident of Dickens House, conceived the idea of putting on a production of David Copperfield and of having people about the town in Victorian dress to publicise it. Thus the Broadstairs Dickens Festival was born and, with the exception of the years of World War 2, has been held annually in the third week of June ever since.

Beautiful Noise - June (23rd June - 24th June)

Discover the history of electronic sound and music production. We’ve got keyboards and synthesizers and more. Come and make your own beautiful noise.

Price: £5 adult.

The Turner Contemporary, the Harbour MargateThis new contemporary arts gallery has wonderful exhibitions and activities including late night arts shows, weekend craft activities, workshops, guided tours each Saturday moring at 11:30, and a cafe. This month will see the introduction of two new exhibitions: ‘Mondrian and Colour’ and ‘Spencer Finch’ - www.turnercontemporary.org

Things to do in Margate...Wig & Pen Pub, Old Town MargateThis is our recommended pub for all live football & sports. The pub offers a friendly atmosphere as well as a pool table and a dart board. The Wig & Pen is a real British pub.

Theatre Royal MargateWhy not go and watch a music, dance or theatre show just around the corner from our school? Visit the theatre website to fi nd out what’s on: www.theatreroyalmargate.com

Hartsdown Leisure Centre, MargateIf you fancy a refreshing swim or session in the gym why not try Margate’s leisure centre within walking distance or short bus ride from the school. No membership required.

Various Art Galleries around MargateEvery month, most galleries put on some great free exhibitions by local up and coming artists. You will fi nd the galleries in the bottom of the High Street, in the old town and on the harbour.

Shell Grotto, MargateAn amazing mystery re-discovered in 1835 with 70 feet of winding underground passages covered with 4.6 million seashells! No-one knows how this grotto came to be built or what it is - come and see what you think!

Winter Gardens MargateVisit the website and fi nd out what’s on this month. There’s a wide choice of fantastic shows, including concerts, theatre productions, and performing arts: www.margatewintergardens.co.uk

Bugsy’s Bowling, MargateWhy not try ten-pin bowling at Bugsy’s in Cliftonville? You can enjoy three games for just £9. Bugsy’s also serve drinks and food while you bowl.

The Westcoast, King Street, MargateBar and club playing live bands every Friday, including ska, reggae, punk and rock. www.westcoastlive.co.uk

Margate Museum, Old Town MargateA museum housed in the second oldest building in Margate Old Town - this used to be the Town Hall, the Police Station and Magistrates Court! Experience Victorian police cells, Margate in the War and more.

The Lifeboat Pub, Old Town MargateIf you want a drink of Kent beer and cider in a traditional Kent pub, then try the Lifeboat: www.thelifeboat-margate.com Facebook “ale cider”. Julian, the landlord, welcomes all students and loves to discuss Kent local history and events. Tuesday and Thursday evenings are music evenings and Wednesday evenings are Quiz evenings.

Westwood Cross Shopping CentreWestwood Cross is a modern shopping centre, with plenty of shops, restuarants, and multi-plex cinema. A perfect place for students to start Christmas shopping. Get there by the thanet loop in just 10 minutes for a return cost of £3.00.

Rent a bike and exploreWhy not rent a bike and explore the Viking coastal trail. Pick up a bike from Ken’s Bikes in Margate and take on the trail. Ask @ Reception for any assitance.

The Lighthouse Bar, Harbour Arm MargateThis is a great place for a glass of wine on a sunset evening at the end of the pier or a mug of hot chocolate on a cold evening! Light meals served as well as drinks.

The Ambrette Restaurant, Old Town MargateAward-winning exotic Indian cuisine with a Michelin starred Chef, main courses start from a reasonable £9.95 and are made with local Kentish ingredients.

Eating Out in Margate...The Cupcake Cafe, Old Town MargateGreat for a coffee and a cake with outside seating in the heart of the old town.

Giorgios, Margate SeafrontGreek, Italian and Mediterranean food served at reasonable prices. Sunday Roast for around £5-6 at last check. Restaurant in Marine Gardens.

The Greedy Cow Deli, Old Town MargateGreat for a fi lling lunch or dinner with seating outside and upstairs. Generous servings and highly recommended online!

Great British Pizza, Margate SeafrontA pizza restaurant on the seafront that offers cheap and delicious food produced locally. If you bring your student ID card with you then you will be given a 10% discount on your bill.

Cafe G, Margate SeafrontViews over the harbour, serves light lunches teas and coffees when you need something to keep you going! Inside and outside seating.

Dominos Pizza, Margate High StreetA pizza restaurant on the high street often with special offers like ‘two pizzas for the price of one‘ on Tuesdays etc. See www.dominos.co.uk for details.

Rokka, Margate SeafrontCoffee, drinks and snacks overlooking Margate harbour - outside and indoor seating with a balcony.

Subway, Margate High StreetAnother fast food on the go option - look out for their special offers!

The Harbour Cafe, Margate SeafrontAnother great cafe near the Turner Centre serving teas, coffees and light lunches - great to pop in! Inside and outside seating.

BeBeached Cafe, Margate Harbour ArmA great little cafe on the Harbour Arm serving teas, coffees, light lunches and more, but do check if their pink parasols are out as not always open.

The Mad Hatter Tearoom, Old Town MargateA great experience, a little pricey but worth a try. Great afternoon tea and cakes in an unusual setting in the old town.

Cinnamon Spice Restaurant, Margate SeafrontDelicious Indian food on Margate seafront - can eat in or take away. This restaurant gets good reviews online.

The Old Kent Market, Margate SeafrontA great collection of different cuisines all on the site of an old cinema. A great place to have a bite to eat while being outside in the sun!

Peter’s Fish Factory, Margate SeafrontClassic Fish and Chips by the sea - sit outside on one of their tables or stroll along the beach - delicious!

MacDonalds, Margate High StreetA classic for when you just need something quick!

Cafe de China Restaurant, Margate SeafrontAll you can eat Chinese food, buffet style - great choice and fl avour and not too expensive. Worth a try!

Mechanical Elephant Pub, Margate SeafrontServes breakfasts, Sunday roasts, large dinners and drinks all for very reasonable prices, occasionally has special offers or theme food nights.

Yamas, Margate High StreetThai food for a reasonable price, highly recommended online. Worth a try!

Lighthouse Bar, Margate Harbour ArmA fab bar on the Harbour Arm serving drinks, food and more on comfy leather armchairs in front of a woodburner - lovely!

Masala Gate Restaurant, Old Town MargateAuthentic Indian cuisine at reasonable prices in old town Margate.