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Meet Some of the Bright World Head Office Team Who Will Be Helping You to Take Care of Your Child While They Study in the UK Bright World Guardianships a programme offering first class organisation, support and host family accommodation for overseas students in uk boarding schools www.brightworld.co.uk meet some of the Bright World Head Office team who will be helping you to take care of your child while they study in the UK Cory Holden, Claire Ferris Guardianship Guardianship Care Manager Care Manager Carol Stevenson Guardianship Care Michelle Ingleton Manager Guardianship Tammy Lindsay, Care Manager Guardianship Care Fiona Walters, Manager Director of Guardianships BRIGHT WORLD GUARDIANSHIPS Bright World Guardianships Ltd and its sister company, Bright World Education Ltd, were founded in 2000. Our role is to help overseas students to find the right place at a British school, college, or university and then to care for them while they are here as their UK based guardian. Over the years our team of education specialists has helped hundreds of international students join the British education system and go onto top UK universities to complete their education. If you are sending your son or daughter to a UK boarding school, then you will be asked by the school and the authorities to provide the name of a UK based guardian who is responsible for your child as you are not living in the UK. Parents who do not have a friend or family member who lives in the UK often turn to the services of a guardianship organisation such as Bright World Guardianships. Lana & James Foster Directors of Bright World As guardians, our vision has always been to create an elite guardian service that far exceeds the expectations of parents and their children. In doing so we have established an excellent reputation among the many UK boarding schools with whom we work. We can offer guardianship to students in many areas of the UK. Bright World is a caring and very efficient Guardianship “ Organisation. It is particularly ACCREDITATION strong on ensuring that children Unlike many other guardianship organisations, settle well. Its choice of host we are fully accredited by AEGIS (Association families is carried out in a careful for the Education and Guardianship of and caring way International Students). This means our practises and processes have been thoroughly inspected and audited by this important organisation and we can therefore guarantee ” that we will act in your child’s best interest at all times. John Dunstan, Chairman, AEGIS WHERE BRIGHT WORLD OFFERS GUARDIANSHIPS 1. SCOTLAND Bright World offers guardianship at 100’s of UK boarding schools who know us very well. We work closely with the schools to help to take care of our Anna students during their holiday times. In each area we have a member of Dollar Academy staff called a Bright World Buddy. Fettes College Each student is sent the details of their Buddy when they enrol and will Gordonstoun School be visited at least twice per year by them. Their Buddy will also keep our Kilgraston School parents informed by uploading regular reports and photographs to BLINK, Lomond School our Parent Portal. Loretto School Merchiston Castle School St Georges School St Leonards School Fife Strathallan School 10. DORSET & SOMERSET Bruton School Martin Canford School 9.BRISTOL & King’s College Taunton WILTSHIRE King’s School Bruton Leweston School Badminton School Alexandra Millfield Prep School Clifton College 1 Millfield School Dauntseys School Queen’s College Downside School Sherborne Prep School Kingswood School Sherborne School for Boys Monkton Combe Sherborne School for Girls Prior Park College Sherborne School International Royal High School St Mary’s School Sandroyd School Taunton International School Sidcot School The Park School St Mary’s School Calne Wellington School Stonar School Wells Cathedral School Tockington Manor Warminster School 16. LANCASHIRE Casterton School Kirkham Grammar 11. GLOUCESTERSHIRE/ 4. CAMBRIDGE, Liz NORFOLK, Moorland School WORCESTERSHIRE Rossall School Bromsgrove School SUFFOLK Sedbergh School Cheltenham College Lesley St Bees School Cheltenham Ladies College Abbey School Stonyhurst College Dean Close School Alexanders International Windemere School Malvern St James Brandeston Hall Rendcomb College Cambridge Arts and Sciences Westonbirt School CCSS 13. Wycliffe College Culford School Beverley Finborough School SHROPSHIRE Framlingham College Adcote School Greshams School Judith Hethersett Old Hall School Bedstone College Kimbolton School Concord College 12. DEVON King’s School Ely Ellesmere College Moreton Hall School Blundell’s School Langley School Oswestry School Kelly College New Eccles Hall Shrewsbury School Plymouth College Riddlesworth Hall Wrekin College Shebbear College Linda Royal Hospital School St John’s International St Felix School 12 School St Mary’s School, Cambridge Stover School The Leys School Trinity School Woodbridge School West Buckland School Wymondham College 2. YORK 14. READING, 8.SUSSEX Ackworth School BUCKINGHAM, Brighton College Ashville College OXFORD Roedean School Aysgarth school Ardingly College Bootham School Ruth Abingdon School Linda Adele Burgess Hill School Queen Ethelburga’s College Bearwood College Cottesmore School Queen Margaret’s School Bradfield College Farlington School Rishworth School Burford School GreatA Ballarddele School St Olave’s School d’overbroecks Handcross Park School St Peter’s School Elstree School Hurstpierpoint The Mount School Godstowe Preparatory Lancing College Harrogate Ladies School Lavant House Uppingham School Headington School Heathfield School Seaford College Stacey Kingham Hill School Slindon College Bridget Leighton Park School Windlesham House School Licensed Victuallers Worth School Worthing College 3. LINCOLN & Newbury Hall International Padworth College Battle Abbey School LEICESTER Pangbourne College Buckswood School Papplewick School Eastbourne College Moira House School Kevin Queen Anne’s School Royal Grammar School St Andrew’s School Lorraine Lincoln Minster School Rye St Antony St Bedes The Dicker Loughborough Grammar Shiplake College Oakham School St Edward’s School Priory Academy LSST St Georges School 7. LONDON, Ratcliffe College St Swithun’s School SURREY, HERTS St James’ School Sunningdale School Stamford High School for The Oratory School ACS Cobham Trent College Wellington College Aldro School Tracey Wycombe Abbey School Box Hill School Brambeltye School Caterham School 6. KENT City of London Freemens 15. Ashford School Dulwich College BEDFORD Beechwood Epsom College Benenden School Frensham Heights Dee Bethany School Karen Harrow School 2 Bedford School Cobham Hall School Hurtwood House Astrid Bedford School Study Centre Farringtons School King Edward’s Witley Princess Helena College Kent College; Pembury Priors Field School 16 King’s School Rochester Royal Russell School Rochester Independent Royal School Haslemere 3 Sevenoaks School Royal School, Hampstead St Leonards Mayfield St John’s Leatherhead Sutton Valence St Teresa’s School Tonbridge School The Royal Alexandra and 13 Vinehall School Jenny Albert School 4 Dover College Westminster School King’s School Canterbury Woldingham School 15 Kent College; Canterbury Aldenham School 11 5 King’s School Canterbury Berkhamsted Collegiate Northbourne Park Bishops Stortford College St Edmunds Haileybury 14 7 St Lawrence Mill Hill School 6 Purcell School 9 Queenswood School 8 5. ESSEX Royal Masonic School 10 St Christopher School Brentwood St Edmunds College Chigwell School St Francis’ College Felsted School St Margaret’s School Bushey Friends School Sandra Stanborough School New Hall School YOUR GUARDIANSHIP PROGRAMME WHAT WE DO FOR YOU at HEAD OFFICE The Head Office team is based in Sussex and is responsible for the organisation of the guardianship programme and offers parents and agents a ‘one-stop-shop’ for all matters relating to the programme. You will be allocated with a dedicated Guardianship Care Manager as soon as you enrol who will look after you throughout the year. The support you will receive includes: PRE ARRIVAL • Processing your initial application, and informing the school that we will be guardian to satisfy visa criteria if required. • Provision of Visa support documentation if required. • Liaising with you on term dates and your host family requirements. If a family is required you will be allocated one to closely match your requirements. • Noting your flight arrival details and your instructions for airport transfers. Sending you a full colour profile of your driver once confirmed. AFTER ARRIVAL As soon as the academic year is under way, your Guardianship Care Manager will be busy organising for all the events that will take place during the year and will contact you about: • Host family arrangements for exeats and half terms • Day to day problems that may arise when you need a representative to act for you with the school. • Travel arrangements during holiday times • the emergency phone is managed 24/7 by a member of the Head Office staff team during term times. THE GUARDIANSHIP PROGRAMME WHAT WE DO FOR THE STUDENT AT SCHOOL LOCAL COORDINATORS/ BRIGHT WORLD BUDDIES Our team of Bright World Buddies live near the schools are there for the student. They act as their mentor and independent friend in the UK and the parent’s representative. ON ARRIVAL • The Buddy will call the student on arrival and let them know when they will visit. • If parents arrive with their son or daughter they will be happy to meet up and, if required, will take them to see the host family we have allocated. • On or shortly after arrival day the Buddy will make their first visit to see the student. A report will soon be uploaded to you on BLINK, our parent portal along with photographs and notes. During this visit the Buddy will introduce the Student Handbook and read out our Student Charter and Code of Behaviour so they understand our rules. They are asked to sign this and keep a copy. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR • Your Bright World Buddy will call their student regularly and will make sure they are OK. This can really help to settle them in to school and makes a big difference. • During their first time at a host family they will call them and after they return to school they will visit and run through a Host Family Care Plan to make sure they have been happy.
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