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Vacation Program Queensland and Is Situated Halfway Between the Gold Beautiful Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast GENERAL INFORMATION PROGRAM ACTIVITIES PROGRAM COSTS AUD$ DAY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday LEGEND Each week consists of English lessons, activities The 2016 cost per student will be: and one full-day and one half-day excursion. All ACTIVITY Tuition fees 420 excursions are booked at the discretion of the English class Homestay fees 290 Morning School. Excursions 220 Excursion SPECIALIST ENGLISH LANGUAGE TUITION Afternoon Total per week or part thereof 930 OR INTEGRATION Activity Classes will be assigned depending on language Airport pick-up and return Free proficiency. 2 x St Paul’s School polo shirts 70 Time with homestay ENROLMENT HOMESTAY If you wish to enrol students in our Students will live in homestay accommodation ACTIVITIES FULL DAY EXCURSIONS Program, please contact: for the duration of the course. All meals are Integration Movie World provided by the homestay family. The Registrar Experience school in Australia and attend Discover how movies are made and ride the Mrs Michelle Davies classes with a buddy exciting rides. Visit the IMAX theatre and TRANSPORT Fax: +61 7 3261 4521 Aboriginal experience experience the feeling of 3D. In most cases the homestay family will transport Mailing address: Listen to Dreamtime stories and try to Sea World the students to and from School. Alternatively, St Paul’s School play the didgeridoo Watch dolphins perform their tricks, see permission may be given for students to travel 34 Strathpine Road Golf sharks, penguins, seals and much, much by public transport if accompanied by another BALD HILLS Qld 4036 AUSTRALIA Have some lessons from our professional, more. Ride the roller coaster or watch the St Paul’s student (this is at the discretion of St Email: [email protected] right here at St Paul’s water skiing show. Paul’s School). The costs for transport are met Music, Art, Physical Education Australia Zoo INSURANCE by the homestay family. Lessons at school Pat kangaroos and koalas, see Australia’s Private health and travel insurance must be AIRPORT PICK-UP AND DROP-OFF most venomous snakes, wombats, crocodiles arranged for the duration of each student’s HALF DAY EXCURSIONS Airport pick-up will be arranged by the School. and more. stay in Australia. Southbank Parklands Details will be forwarded to you on receipt of Glasshouse Mountains Enjoy parklands in the city centre, visit flight arrival times. Students will be taken to REFUND View the beautiful Glasshouse Mountains the Art Gallery or Museum - a chance for their homestay or to School, depending on the Cancellations will be accepted up to one then travel to Mary Cairncross Rainforest at some souvenir shopping. arrival time and the number of students. The week prior to the commencement of the Maleny. Lunch at Montville and shopping in Margate Beach School will arrange for airport drop-off when Program. There will be no refund for the village. Enjoy a fish and chip lunch and a fossick the students are returning home. (This is a free cancellations made after that time. Dream World along the beach. Visit tigers on Tiger Island. Experience the service to Brisbane airport only.) PAYMENT DEADLINES Science Museum thrill of the Giant Drop, the tallest roller All monies should be received no later than UNIFORMS Have fun interacting with the unusual coaster in the southern hemisphere, see four weeks prior to the commencement of At the start of the program, students will be science displays. koalas, kangaroos and many other native the Program. given two St Paul’s School polo shirts which are Caboolture Heritage Village animals. to be worn to School with neat casual shorts, TERM DATES - 2016 Discover life as it was 150 years ago in Alma Park Zoo skirt or trousers. Students should also bring Term 1 27 Jan - 24 Mar Australia. See a variety of Australian native animals. clothing suitable for outdoors, including footwear Term 2 12 Apr - 17 Jun Visit an organic farm Enjoy a sausage sizzle lunch before returning (eg joggers), a hat and swimming costume. Term 3 12 July - 16 Sep A hands-on experience to learn about to school. Term 4 4 Oct - 25 Nov food growing and health issues. St Paul’s School 34 Strathpine Road Bald Hills QLD 4036 Australia P: + 61 7 3261 1388 F: +61 7 3261 4521 E: [email protected] Queensland www.stpauls.qld.edu.au Brisbane Sunshine Coast St Paul’s is a 50 hectare site 15km north of Brisbane City close to major road and train networks. St Paul’s Brisbane International Airport is 20 minutes away Brisbane by road. Brisbane is the capital of the state of Vacation Program Queensland and is situated halfway between the Gold beautiful Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. The Coast surrounding regions enjoy a beautiful sub-tropical climate. 2016 For students aged 11 to 17 years AN AUSTRALIAN SCHOOL EXPERIENCE St Paul’s School CRICOS Provider No 00515F Provider SchoolCRICOS Paul’s St Welcome to Brisbane, Queensland Additional Information For enrolment information regarding our Vacation Program please email: [email protected] AUSTRALIA.
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