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With Activities Language School Residential Language School with Activities in stunning Scotland www.klacscotland.com The best Indoor Sports Hall Swimming The natural weeks of my life Pool Dasha, Russia place to explore! Junior Years Head’s Residence Boarding Houses Barat Butterstone Mater Swinton School Lawn Parking Senior School (Main Building) Sports Field Tennis Pavilion Tennis Science Centre All-weather astroturf pitch Faciliǎes Equestrian Centre www.klacscotland.com 03 A great Kilgraston Language & Activities Centre, a stunning location with incredible learning, social and summer begins... sporting opportunities. Welcome to Kilgraston Language and Activities Centre, an English language summer school packed with innovative learning, outstanding activities and fantastic trips. Set in beautiful Bridge of Earn, just outside of Perth, it’s not just a great place to learn, but also to make friends and discover a beautiful part of the world. Kilgraston is also just a 50 minute drive to Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital city. Our course is designed in such a way that learners are free to use the language with confidence. The course then continues out on the sports fields,or with the horses, or through activities that make full use of Kilgraston’s impressive facilities. Our teaching and residential staff are both qualified and experienced with all levels and ages of students. Our enthusiastic and motivated team is continually enhancing our programmes and course content in order to provide an optimum learning environment. Welcome to the The facilities and surrounding landscape are truly exceptional. Students have extensive opportunities to explore this fantastic region which is very much part of our programme. naturalplace to learn! 04 KILGRASTON LANGUAGE SCHOOL www.klacscotland.com 05 Wonderful The natural the best time of my life! place to go! Kathrina, Germany At the gateway to the magnificent Scottish Highlands, Kilgraston is also just a 50 minute drive to Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital. Kilgraston is a truly perfect location All students/groups are met by a with the best of both worlds. Stunning Kilgraston School representative to mountains, rivers and coastline are just a make the short journey to Bridge of Earn. short drive, along with the famous cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow within easy This service is also provided at the end reach of the campus. Kilgraston itself is of the summer programme. For students set within 54 acres of its own pristine travelling alone, arrangements are made Perthshire parkland, nestled between to ensure safe and smooth departure pastures and forest, the campus is both with check-in and passport control. enchanting and welcoming. Upon arrival, a welcome induction Edinburgh and Glasgow airports are presentation is given to all students both within easy reach of the Kilgraston explaining the programme, code of campus, offering links to most major conduct and Kilgraston Language European cities. Regular connections School policy. Passports and return to London airports provide an even tickets and any other valuables will wider range of destinations via transfer. be collected for safe keeping. Nearby Dundee Airport also has a direct link with London Stansted. www.klacscotland.com 07 The natural place to be! 08 KILGRASTON LANGUAGE SCHOOL www.klacscotland.com 09 The natural place to enjoy! Students have three Week days Weekends hours of English language 8.30 8.30 instruction from Monday Breakfast and registration Breakfast to Friday. This is followed 9.00 – 12.30 9.00 – 9.30 by a packed schedule English Leave for Edinburgh Castle of activities, sports and 12.30 – 13.30 12.30 – 13.30 trips during afternoons Lunch Packed lunch and weekends. There is 13.30/14.00 – 16.00 13.30/14.00 – 16.00 also plenty of time for Choice of Afternoon Activities Art gallery and shopping socialising and relaxing 16.30 – 17.30 16.30 – 17.30 at our beautiful campus. Swimming (Optional) Return to school 18.00 18.00 Dinner Dinner 19.00 19.00 Assembly and Evening activities Evening activities The staff 22.30 / 23.00 22.30 / 23.00 are awesome Lights out Lights out Lovro, Croatia *Timings Are Approximate 10 KILGRASTON LANGUAGE SCHOOL www.klacscotland.com 11 Kilgraston is magic! The natural I’m coming back place to learn! next year! Ryan, China The English language programme has been specifically designed to meet the needs of our learners. Through a blended learning method, our qualified native speaker teachers ensure that students who come to Kilgraston learn, have fun and leave having had a great summer. The classroom is a great environment Students are divided into classes by where students can improve their age group (ages 8-12 and 13-17) English, and when they twin that with the and by level (beginner to advanced). practical application of the vocabulary To maximize their experience, a minimum and grammar in the hockey team, in the stay of 2 weeks is recommended. stables, at the cinema or visiting a castle, However, we do tailor courses to meet they can really start to benefit from the the individual requirements of the English they have learned. parents and their children, based on our 15 hour English specific programme that English speaking skills, communication also offers menu specific options from skills and integration skills, in and out Musical Theatre/Tennis/Equestrian/Arts of class, are a key aim for Kilgraston & Crafts/Multi-sport/Discovery for the Language School - as well as having a afternoon activities. lot of fun. All afternoon activities are in English and students benefit from interaction with English speaking students from the local area. 12 KILGRASTON LANGUAGE SCHOOL www.klacscotland.com 13 The natural place to discover The natural Discovery Scotland Whether you are visiting a castle, place to create climbing a wall, having a woodland walk or With so much talent around, Kilgraston is delighted to visiting the Queen’s offer the opportunity to all budding actors and musicians Residence at Balmoral, the possibility to rehearse and perform in a musical. we have lots of things to do here in Scotland. Musical Theatre Arts and crafts What better way to learn and improve on your English than Arts and Crafts has always been a favourite Summer School We go on daily excursions and find through music and song?! activity here at Kilgraston so now we are bringing you the option out what the history of Scotland of Arts and Crafts for the afternoons too! is, which everyone knows is This afternoon option is open to boys and girls who want to interesting and exciting. We will sing, dance and act their way to a better command of English, It is an ideal option for students who wish to make models, paint, visit the world famous castles of as well as meeting new friends from the UK and beyond. draw, create and take home what they have done! The views are Edinburgh, Scone and Stirling and stunning from our Art Department, and with a little music, it is see the monuments that have the perfect environment to improve your English in a natural way. been left for us. This programme truly is one of discovery. 14 KILGRASTON LANGUAGE SCHOOL www.klacscotland.com 15 The natural place to play The Kilgraston activity Equestrian Hockey Kilgraston is the only school in Scotland The varied training syllabus has been programme provides with Equestrian facilities on campus. designed to deliver a programme an integrated and which covers all aspects of core Our Equestrian Centre is well equipped skill development in a fun and diverse experience and includes a 60m x 40m arena, hacking relaxed atmosphere. for all students. track and jumping paddock. We have a good selection of horses and ponies and From beginners through to experienced our teaching staff are fully qualified. players, there is ample room to develop and learn new skills. General game Lessons are tailored according to the awareness and levels of fitness is abilities of each rider. The emphasis is also a key theme in every student’s on progression, variety and fun and development. The horses each session will combine riding with stable management. All students will be assessed and profiled accordingly with continual feedback are amazing! Over the course of the Kilgraston and re assessment at the end of the I can’t wait to come back Equestrian Experience students will learn course which will allow the students to not only how to ride but also how to care maximise their camp experience. Anastasia, Russia for and prepare the horses. 16 KILGRASTON LANGUAGE SCHOOL www.klacscotland.com 17 Multi-Sports This is the perfect option for students who love sport but simply can’t choose only one! International and local students can compete together, play as team mates and learn new skills. Multi-Sports is a little bit of everything. Swimming, Athletics, Touch Rugby, Rounders, Lacrosse, Badminton, Basketball, Netball, Volleyball and many other sports! This programme is flexible and is run by our qualified and experienced coaches who will try to accommodate your favourite sports, even if they aren’t on our list! Our sports hall, football fields and tennis courts ensure that this very popular option is one that makes sunny sporty afternoons into memories that last. Tennis The tennis programme is designed and tailored for players of all abilities, from grass roots through to performance athletes. Science Double-up English Our Science laboratories are where our students are able This afternoon choice puts the emphasis on the practical A key objective of the Kilgraston Tennis Academy is to allow the to safely discover all about minerals, gases and what makes application of the language, through discussion and debate students to learn the game in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. invisible ink! Our students are invited to improved their while looking at current and social affairs.
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