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Informacion Donabate Donabate, Irlanda Inglés + Ipad Posibilidad de Alojamiento en Residencia o Familia acudiendo al mismo Colegio Residencia histórica en plena Naturaleza y pistas deportivas de todo tipo Profesorado e Instalaciones adaptados a las últimas tecnologías ([FOXVLYRSURJUDPDGH DFWLYLGDGHV Traslados en bus privado al Colegio Residencia 2 semanas 1690+vuelo Familia 2 semanas 1510+vuelo Dublin, Ireland Junior Summer Programme School Facilities OUR MODERN SCHOOL The FL school is fantastic. t 100 Megabyte Broadband & FACILITIES It has all the latest “ t Wireless catering for up to 10,000 mobile devices t 24 top of the range interactive touch screen boards modern technology and it t 4 computer rooms each with 30 modern desktop computers uture Learning Ireland is at the forefront is very spacious and clean. t 1 additional high spec computer room of technology enhanced learning and our t 20 specialist rooms F school, located in Donabate, is one of the “It is a perfect environment for t Spacious bright sta! room with computer facilities for Group Leaders most technologically advanced buildings in international students to learn t Adjoining gym with dance studio, spin room and exercise rooms Ireland. t Large indoor sports hall English and have fun. t Cafe next door in the gym Donabate Community College is a recently built t 5 Basketball courts school and has the ability to cater for up to 1,000 Marta - Slovenia t Open planned architecture students - space is not a problem! We are con#dent t Bright, spacious and colourful in saying that our school and its facilities have the t Capacity of 1,000 students edge over all other schools in Dublin, and perhaps t Large open areas for students to relax in Ireland. t Spacious assembly area IRELAND t Modern courtyard where students can eat lunch IRLANDA IRLANTI IRSKA IRLANDE 爱 尔 兰 GETTING THERE 4 The FL school is just a 15-20 minute journey by private coach from our host families in Malahide and Portmarnock. 1 Donabate host family students walk the 2 short journey to school. 5 3 Residential students travel to school by 6 private coach and the journey is just 25 minutes. 1 Donabate4 Gormanston Park 2 Malahide 5 Dublin Airport 3 Portmarnock 6 Dublin City Centre Dublin, Ireland Junior Summer Programme DUBLIN, IRELAND FUN JUNIOR SUMMER PROGRAMMES FL HOST FAMILY PROGRAMME ost family students stay with carefully selected Irish families and are immersed in the friendly Irish culture from morning to night. FL uses the highly regarded and H sought after areas of Malahide, Portmarnock and Donabate which are all coastal areas and within 25-30 minutes of Dublin city centre. Mornings are spent in fun technology enhanced classes, afternoons include exciting activities with highly quali"ed FL sta# and evening times are a mixture of free time and organised activities and excursions. Your transport to and from school is fully arranged with private coach and supervised by FL sta# at all times. INCLUDED IN OUR DUBLIN HOST FAMILY PROGRAMME t 15 hours of technology enhanced lessons per week (09:30 - 13:00) t 1 full Saturday excursion per week (09:00 - 17:30) t 1 half day excursion per week (13:30 - 18:30) t 4 weekday afternoon activities (14:00 - 16:30) t 2 organised midweek evening activities (19:30 -21:30) t All entrance fees included t Accommodation with a carefully selected host family t Private transport to and from school including all excursions t Breakfast and dinner with host family t Served hot lunch in school t All classroom materials and use of our computer hardware t @!ireland.com email address and all software subscriptions t End of course certi"cation Note: Host families will provide students with a packed lunch on Saturdays. Sunday is a host family day. PROGRAMME INTRODUCTION 2018 COURSE INFORMATION e offer two options for our junior students, Host Family Programme & Residential Programme. Participating in either programme you are guaranteed to have a truly Course Dates: +VMZ 1st UP+VMZ5UI Arrival day: Sunday W Irish experience and one which will last a lifetime. Both programmes consists of 15 Minimum stay: 2 weeks hours tuition per week, fun afternoon activities, amazing excursions, lots of new international Class sizes: Maximum of 15 (average is 13) friends along with much much more. Student ages: 5ºPRIM to 2ºESO You can read all about our junior programmes on the next pages and we welcome any further questions Important: For this technology enhanced English programme all students must have a tablet device (iPad is our preferred tablet) or a smartphone which can be used in class each day. Dublin, Ireland Junior Summer Programme FL RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMME: GORMANSTON PARK ur exclusive residential centre is one of the best in class in Ireland. The centre is excellently equipped in all areas to cater O for energetic students and provides top of the range facilities and catering services. Gormanston park offers modern residential accommodation with twin bunk en suite rooms of the highest standard. All public student areas and bedrooms are equipped with free WiFi access. The centre rests in the beautiful setting of rural mature grounds which offer tree-line pathways, landscaped gardens, an onsite foot golf course, one of Ireland’s largest indoor sports centre, with large open green areas for student activities and not to mention the spectacular Gormanston Castle which shares the same grounds. Future Learning students have their own exclusive relaxation areas along with a private coffee dock with TV facilities. Choosing our residential programme promises not to disappoint. Sharing accommodation with a mix of international students and supervised by our energetic FL staff, students are occupied and entertained all day long. FL residential students have full use of our private coach that takes students on the 25 minute journey to and from school every day. The main difference between the residential programme and the host family programme is the 24/7 supervision of our residential students along with evening activities every evening and an additional city excursion on Sunday. INCLUDED IN OUR DUBLIN RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMME: t 15 hours of technology enhanced lessons per week (09:30 - 13:00) t 1 full Saturday excursion per week (09:00 - 17:30) t City trip each Sunday (11:00 - 17:30) t 1 half day excursion per week (13:30 - 18:30) t 4 weekday afternoon activities (14:00 - 16:30) t Full schedule of midweek evening activities (19:30 -21:30) t All entrance fees t En suite accommodation with modern facilities t Private transport to and from school including all excursions t Breakfast and dinner in the residence t Served hot lunch in school t All classroom materials and use of our computer hardware t @!ireland.com email address and all software subscriptions t End of course certi"cation 2018 COURSE INFORMATION Course Dates: July 1st toJuly 15th Arrival days: Sunday Minimum stay: 2 weeks Class sizes: Maximum of 15 (average is 13) Student ages: 5º PRIM to 2º ESO Important: For this technology enhanced English programme all students must have a tablet device (iPad is our preferred tablet) or a smartphone which can be used in class each day. AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES EVENING ACTIVITIES & All FL students take part in afternoon activities that are a combination of on campus WEEKEND EXCURSIONS and o! campus activities. Afternoon activities are as important for us as providing high quality and technologically enhanced English lessons. A wide selection of activities are FL host family students have two organised activities per week while residential students have available for all FL students. Here are just a few examples of our activities: activities each evening. It is important to note that Saturdays and Sundays are busy student days with Thursday being a half day excursion for everyone. Some examples of our evening activities t Team building and group activities t Irish Football & Hurling Coaching and excursions include: t Basketball t Modern dance classes t Indoor & outdoor soccer t Volleyball Bowling and Quaser Powerscourt & Glendalough t Cookery t Music & Drama t t Professional Irish football and hurling Rock climbing t Art classes t Local cultural and scenic visits t t Watersports - sailing and canoeing Croke Park Football Stadium t Design Technology Workshop t Woodwork t t Professional Irish Dancing Dundrum Shopping Centre t Exploring Science t Dodgeball t t t Visit Howth fishing village t Scenic cycling tours 13 www."ireland.com 15 www. ireland.com.
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