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  • Young Learner Holiday English Courses in Residential Colleges


  • Our Experience, Your Choice

    • Residential College

      Residential College

    • SUL provides Holiday English Courses in April, July and August for Young Learners in residential centres in South West and South East England.
    • Each school or college offers a unique cultural experience, with excellent academic, leisure and cultural facilities.
    • Our Young Learner courses are for Juniors aged 9-12 years or Seniors aged 13-17 years.

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  • The Advantages of a Residential Course

    The advantages of choosing a SUL residential course are:

    • Sharing a community life, learning, playing and being creative with other students of a similar age and from different cultures.
    • Students have the opportunity to speak English at all times with other students and our resident adults.
    • Teachers and group leaders give 24 hour supervision to ensure the welfare of students.

  • High Quality Facilities

    Our schools are set in their own grounds and offer high quality facilities, along with:

    • Full board accommodation with small dormitories and modern cuisine.
    • Excellent academic resources.
    • Sports facilities – tennis courts, a sports hall (with courts for volleyball, basketball & badminton), swimming pool on site (or close by) and outdoor sports fields.
    • A theatre and other areas for creative arts.

  • Effective English Teaching

    • Class Group

      Class Group

    English teaching take place every weekday morning with 4 × 45 minute lessons. Students are taught in ability groups, with an average of 12 in a class (maximum possible is 15).


    Our curriculum designed to improve young learners' English language skills following the format we have developed for this specific purpose:

    • formal grammar and vocabulary to improve students accuracy in expressing themselves; comprehension of written documents from both literary sources and current media
    • fluency practice in listening and speaking, based on a variety of topics of particular interest to the young learner, including the use of role plays and pair work
    • the creative use of language in student projects, with research, writing and presentation skills. This can involve work outside the classroom.

  • Balanced Programmes

    • Lord Wandsworth

      Lord Wandsworth

    • Lord Wandsworth

      Lord Wandsworth

    • Plymouth College

      Plymouth College

    • Plymouth College

      Plymouth College

    • Swimming

      Swimming

    • Young Learners

      Young Learners

    • Morning lessons followed by lunch.
    • Afternoons of sport, leisure and cultural activities. There are two mid-week afternoon excursions.
    • After dinner, evenings have a busy social programme just to enjoy and develop students' creative talents.
    • On Saturdays we have all day excursions to famous beaches or cities.
    • Sundays are a time to rest and relax. Lunch follows a quiet morning in the boarding houses.
      In the afternoon we offer a programme of relaxing adventure and fun activities.
    • Class Group

      Class Group

    Management and Staff


    Our courses are managed by an experienced Residential Course Director who is responsible for the successful delivery our commitments to our students in each college. Our teaching and activity staff are qualified, experienced and enthusiastic.

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