Residential English l-anguage Courses The Schools and Surroundings Choice of Course Vacational Studies Courses have been For 1989 our Courses are at four Schools The Courses at Mary Hare, Elstree and running for 18 years and we have tried in this near Newbury. Cheam School, The Hawtreys are of 4 weeks' duration. At time to develop a programme to provide an Mary Hare School, Elstree School and Cheam, there are two courses each of 3 enjoyable balance between'vacation' and Hawtreys. Newbury is in a pleasant part of weeks' duration. 'study'. Dates are: Here is our programme for Summer southern England amid the hills of the Cheam (First Course) 1989. Berkshire Downs in a rural area well known 6 July 27 July 1989 Recognised by The British Council for race-horse training. Newbury is a small - Vacational Studies is'Recognised as Efficient market town 70km. west of London and Mary Hare by the British Council'and is a member of 45km. south of Oxford. Our four School 12 July 9 August 1989 buildings are - ARELS-FELCO (The Association for among the finest in the area. Elstree Recognised English Language Teaching Cheam School 16 July 13 August 1989 Establishments - in Britain) a professional Cheam School is an elegant late-nineteenth - Hawtreys body, membership of which is granted only century mansion with impressive interior after thorough 19 July 16 August 1989 inspection and 3.yearly designing on a grand scale. A particular - re-inspections. feature is the sunken formal garden. There is Cheam (Second Course) an excellent multi-purpose What we try to do sports hall,/ 28July - 18August 1989 Vacational Studies tries to create a totally gymnasium. The School's large grounds international Course with students from as include several playing fields, lawns and The Teaching many different countries as possible. We woods. A planned maximum of 95 students A staff of qualified, professional teachers, will be avoid accepting a large number of students accepted on each Course. experienced in the teaching of English as a from any particular country. In this way we The Mary Hare School foreign language give 4 classes, each of 45 try to ensure that English is the main medium The Mary Hare School is a large mid- minutes, every day except Sunday and the of communication among the students. By nineteenth century manor house. There are weekly excursion day. In addition, there is a ::s:::g English not just as a school subject, but formal gardens and extensive grounds which supervised 30 minute study period each as a living language, hope we our students include several large playing fields, a range of afternoon. Classes are graded according to will realise b€tter its impertanee and value. tenniscourts, a gymnasium and a large age and ability in Englislr. Students are Wren children placcd must use English to make indoor swimming pool. A planned maximum first in an'assessment gruup', :llen in iends, the element of self-motivation greatly of 105 students will be accepted. what we consider to be the correct teaching increases their fl uency. group. Class placements are constantly Elstree School reviewed and students may be moved to This emphasis on the practical use of English Elstree School is a splendid, large eighteenth more is combined with a full or less advanced classes, according to sports, social and century country house, attractively set in 40 excursion programme their performance. The teacher:student ratio helping children to acres of grounds with large playing fields, learn'English is approximately 1:13. Maximum class size is internationally.....' gardens and woods. It has a modern well- 16. We provide all books and teaching equipped gymnasium. A planned Residence maximum materials. The teaching is by'direct method'. The Courses are all of 85 students will be accepted. fully residential. The Both oral and written English are taught and children sleep, eat and receive classes in the Hawtreys there is an emphasis on conversation Schools. Hawtreys is an impressive mid-nineteenth practice. The Students century stately home owned by the Sports We accept Marquess of Ailesbury, set in 55 acres boys and girls aged 11to 16 of Sport is an important part of the Course. near-beginners, intermediate - grounds with playing fields, gardens, and more Our Sports/Social Organiser arranges a woodland and open spaces. The advanced students. We also accept a small classrooms regular programme including football, number of are contained within the main building. students at \7 normally only if A basketball, volleyball, baseball, tennis, table- they have - planned maximum of 85 students will be been with us before. Beginners are tennis, swimming, etc. Competitions run not accepted. accepted. throughout the Course. There is also a 4- School 'Sports Day'when four The Courses are sports-orientated and All Schools have swimming pool; tennis/baskel ol the Courses encourage good social development in a ball/vollevball corrrts' foofhall fialrl<. ennrrc h-ll' meet for friendly competitions in the -=.= -='aJ----: l-.= 1.1--- ll::=. :.=:::: a:: \-a:a:::- S:-::-. C:-:-: i;-r-. ::: -:'ii:-- J:---= S:-:.:. J:-::-. =: ^----:-- rveeks' At runr.:nE ;or i8 y ears a:.i''i : :.a. € ::::-: ::. : :.. : ----\'-._ <3_ -\ Cheam Hawtreys Social Activities Meals We try to create A Typical Day a relaxed and friendly We realise that food 'family'atmosphere is an important part of 08.30 Breakfasi in which children will feel the Course. Meals prepared 'at are and served 09.00 First class home'quickly and make good social at the Schools. Students are able to select Break contacts. There is a variety of activities 09.45 on from a choice of two hot meals or a mixed the programme discotheques, 09.55 Second class films, salad bar. Fresh fruit and vegetables barbecues, - are 10.40 Break folk-singing, concerts, games, alwags included. juice Cold orange is 11.10 Third class optional theatre visits, etc. The programme is available at all times. A typical day,s menu is: 11.55 Break a full one. There is always something to do and children are encouraged to participate. Breakfast: 12.05 Fourth class Choice of cereal 12.50 Break Hot rolls and butter 13.00 Lunch Marmalade and jam 13.45 Supervised Study Tea or coffee 14.15 Break Lunch: 14.45 Organised sports and games Fried plaice garni with chipped 18.00 Evening meal potatoes and tomatoes or 19.00 Games, films, etc. Chicken with mashed potatoes and 21.00 Hot chocolate and biscuits sweetcorn or 2I.30 Bedtime'Juniors, Salad bar ('Seniors'have their own ,Club,) Yoghurt and fresh fruit 22.30 Bedtime'seniors'(may be put Evening meal: back to 22.4s) Roast lamb or steak and kidney pie 'Senior'bedtimes apply to students aged with roast potatoes, carrots peas and I3t/z and over. Pocket Money and stamps or Salad bar are obtainable from the Office every day Apple and honey pudding or from 13.20 13.45 and 14.15 14.45. Cheese anC biscLriis - - Before bedtime: Hot chocolate and biscuits Mirjam (Germany) pulling her weight at Cheam 2 Excursions There are four excursions on the 4_week Courses and three excursions on the 3_week Courses. There are two excursions to London. One is principally for sightseeing. The other is for shopping or sighlseeing Jr a combination of both. The students go rn small groups, each accompanied bv a rrrember of staff. As far as possible. the students choose what they wish to see and do. On the 4-week Courses, the third excursion will be optional and the destination decided by the students and staff. Newbury is centrally located in the South of Englanj and several interesting towns are within easy reach. The fourth excursion is the grand 'Sports Day'. The third excursion on the first At times throughout the Course the menu Summer Sunday August ,English - 7th C',r:s': ar Cheam rs the optional trin; on the will be varied to include: breakfast' .sporls s€a;ld Coi;ise ai Ch€am it rs Day,. iil;:,ci egg ditai bacoi) ir;ii; gr;iiec lontaio. oi Ali the excursions are included in the Coirse similar); 'English tea' (choice of different Fee. kinds of bread, choice of spreads, cakes and buns) and barbecued meals (spare Shopping Afternoons (Optional Extra) rib, sausage roll, jacket potatoes, In addition to the organised excursions coleslaw dip, crisps, ice-cream, etc.) There above (which are included in the Course will also be 'national meals'. Students Fee), there are three optional shopping of each nationality will be invited to help the kitchen staff afternoons (not included in the Course Fee), prepare and serve a meal consisting two in Newbury and one in a town near the of dishes from their own country. School. We think it is safe for children to shop in these towns unaccompanied by staff, Residential Accommodation if parents have indicated their agreement to At all Schools the children sleep in this on the Application Form. This helps dormitories. The girls are in one part of the children to achieve a measure of house, the boys in another. Bed linen is independence. Children provided can be accompanied by us. Cham 2 SHs Leonardo and Albertine by staff if parents or we so wish and there will be several staff in the towns while the children are shopping. Travel is by private coach from the School, payable by students if they wish to go. The cost of transport is in the range from 80p to e1.30. Theafro Vici+ - (I da M:-:--Lr^^' Mirjam (Germmy) pullins her weight at Cheam 2 Excursions There are four excursions on the 4-week Courses and three excursions on the 3-week Courses. There are two excursions to London. One is principally for sightseeing. The other is for shopping or sightseeing or a combination of both. The students go in small groups, each accompanied by a rrrember of staff. As far as possible, the students choose what they wish to see and do. On the 4-week Courses, the third excursion will be optional and the destination decided by the students and staff. Newbury is centrally located in the South of England and several interesting towns are within easy reach. The fourth excursion is the grand Summer Sundav August 7th At times throughout the Course the menu - 'Sports Day'. The third excursion on the first will be varied to include: 'English breakfast' Course at Cheam is the optional trip; on the (fried egg and bacon with grilled tomato. or second Course at Cheam it is 'Sports Day'. i similar); 'English tea' (choice of different All the excursions are included in the Course kinds of bread, choice of spreads, cakes and Fee. buns) and barbecued meals (spare rib, Shopping Afternoons (Optional Extra) sausage roll, jacket potatoes, coleslaw dip, In addition to the organised excursions crisps, ice-cream, etc.) There will also be above (which are included in the Course 'national meals'. Students of each nationality Fee), there are three optional shopping will be invited to help the kitchen staff afternoons (not included in the Course Fee), prepare and serve a meal consisting of dishes two in Newbury and one in a town near the from their own country. School. We think it is safe for children to Accommodation shop in these towns unaccompanied by staff, Besidential At all Schools the children sleep in if parents have indicated their agreement to dormitories. The girls are in one part of the this on the Application Form. This helps house, the boys in another. Bed linen is children to achieve a measure of provided by us. Cheam 2 SHs Leonardo md Albertine independence. Children can be accompanied by staff if parents or we so wish and there will be several staff in the towns while the children are shopping. Travel is by private coach from the School, payable by students if they wish to go. The ccst of transport is in the range from 80p to 11.30. Theatre Visit -'Les Mis6rables' (Optional Extra) 'Les Mis6rables'is one of the most famous and enjoyable 'smash-hit' musicals in London's West End at the Palace Theatre. [t received rave reviews and is fully booked months in advance. We have already reserved 50 seats for each Course. The total cost of the theatre visit to 'Les Misdrables' (ticket * transport) will be about f13.00. If you wish your child to go, please tick the box on the Application Form and add €13.00 to the pocket money total. It is probable that the number wishing to go will exceed the number o{ tickets available. In this case, we shall allocate tickets in the order in which we have received applications. We thouroughly recommend'Les Mis€rables' for students over 74. It is a great opportunity to see the London theatre has to offer. best that Crazy Sports - the bench race Tennis Lessons (Optional Extra) Children may play tennis at any time, but we can arrange professional lessons, if required. These are available for beginners or near- Joachim (Nomy) gets his lace covered in lessons are given beginners only. 8 one-hour flour in a quaint old English game in groups of no more than four and must be requested in advance on the Application Health Form. If tennis lessons are taken, a tennis Minor illnesses are treated by our own staff. racquet must be brought. There is a Matron with a special surgery/sick also use the As these lessons are pre-arranged, it is not room in each School. We We ask possible to refund the cost of lessons services of doctors in the locality. give full health information on booked, but not taken, so parents are asked parents to us in maLp srrre thpir children reallv want them. the Application Form. We are also proud to be associated with the Carl and Jorg Weise Memorial Scholarship. The meet at the Scholarship is a place on any of our Courses, HaMreys v Elstree match return air ticket Jrom anywhere in the world, on Sports Day pocket money and optional sports fees. The recipient of the Scholarship will be the sort of student outlined above who will benefit from attending the Course, but who is unable to Insurance us renewing old friendships and making new apply for a place in the normal way for Every student is now covered by a special ones. Most children come to us on personal fjnancial reasons. We welcome nominations Insurance Policy. Full details are on the recommendation. The numbers on the for the Scholarship in 1990 which should be enclosed information sheet. Briefly, the Courses are deliberately kept so that small sent in confidence, and without informing the Insurance includes refund of full Course Fees the staff can get to know everybody and potential recipient, to Vacational Studies. if certified serious illness or accident during treat each child as an individual. the month prevents The Course Fee includes:- before the Course Teacher's Report attendance on the Course; private medical residence at the school To ensure that all our students are well- treatment to the value of f2,500; personal travel from Heathrow to School and motivaied and keen to participate, we ask for possessions and luggage cover to the value School to Heathrowl a brief teacher's report with all applications of 0400; personal money cover to the value all meals2 from new students. This should mention of f100; return air fare to the value of 1200 if tuition attitude to study and behaviour. No report is an APEX reservation is lost because of the sports programme needed for students we already know. delayed or advanced departure through the use of facilities illness or accident while the student is with How we encourage the use of English excursions and one basic entrance fee us. On each Course there are students from comprehensive insurance3 many different countries. We try to ensure a the laundering of clothesa There is no extra charge for this Insurance. mixture of nationalities in classes and Every student is automatically covered 1 (At specified times and terminals see dormitories. We aim to stimulate the - (subject to the enclosed conditions) when the 'Travel'.) speaking of English socially in various ways. 2 application is accepted. (Except lunch on the visits to London Members of staff constantly encourage and the optional trip.) How we look English-speaking the some after children around School; : (As described in the'lnsurance Slip') We understand the concern felt by parents also sit on children's tables at every meal. + (lf not sensitive to bulk washing/drying, when their children are away from home. meals have internationally Some mixed at your own risk) They are under constant supervision, as far seating plans, although for most meals as is practicable, both in the School and on students may sit wherever they wish. There are no extra charges except for excursions. Our total staff:student ratio of optional church, theatre or shopping about 1:8 ensures that the children are well visits and professional tennis lessons. A looked after. small (t1) deduction is made from pocket money to provide indoor board games and In addition to the staff, on each Course there records {or the'club' are two older ex-students, 'Staff Helpers', to assist with sports and social activities. The Course Fee does not include:- pocket money During the Course, progress reports are sent optional church, theatre and shopping to all parents detailing the child's visits performance in oral and written work and travel to and from England also social behaviour. At the end of the Course, all parents are sent a final report and How to apply leaving certificate together with a report from Answer all the questions on the Application the Director on the student's general Form and (i{ we do not know your child) progress and behaviour. return it with a teacher's report on attitude to study and behaviour. Retain your copy for If there is a problem teference. We shall tell you immediately if the We shall contact you. We send students a application is acceptable. A'waiting list' list of rules and standards of behaviour operates when the Courses are full. expected before the Course begins. These Charlotte (Monaco) and Jacob (Nomay) are straightforward. Basically, we expect spaning in the pool while Fumiaki (Japan) When the application is accepted children to respect the buildings, equipment looks on We shall write to inform you of this and and the feelings of other people and show include our Invoice for the Course Fees. The good manners. Invoice can be settled in full immediately or Another'encouragement' to speak English is 507o can be paid immediately and the balance If a child is correctly motivated (see section the 'English Only Raffle'with a valuable prize by the date shown on the Invoice. (Please on 'Children who will benefit') there should for the winner "Trivial Pursuit", or similar. - note in some countries we understand tax be no problems, is to raffle ticket discipline but if any should Every student entitled one -^l:^{ -:- -ll^,,,^l ^- -ll ^- ^--+ ^t +l-^ tr^^- \ tne \-ourse ree lnctuqes:- ::a =c:-:: be:c:e ::-e Cc:::se ::er €:::s Teacher's Repon aiienciar':ce on rhe Course: priuaie meciicai res;cience ar ihe schooi To ensure that aii our srudenrs are well- treatmeni to rhe value of f2.500; personal travel from Heathrow to School and motivated and keen to participate, we ask for possessions and luggage cover to the value School to Heathrowl a brief teacher's report with all applications of f400; personal money cover to the all meals2 value from new students. This should mention of 0100; return air fare to the value of 1200 if tuition aititude to study and behaviour. No report is an APEX reservation is lost because of the sports programme needed for students we already know. delayed or advanced departure through the use of facilities illness or accident while the student is with How we encourage the use of English excursions and one basic entrance fee us. On each Course there are students from comprehensive insurance3 many different countries. We try to ensure a the laundering of clothesa There is no extra charge for this Insurance. mixture of nationalities in classes and 1 Every student is automatically covered (At speci{ied times and terminals see dormitories. We aim to stimulate the - (subject to the enclosed conditions) when the 'Travel'.) speaking of English socially in various ways. 2 application is accepted. (Except lunch on the visits to London Members of staff encourage constantly and the optional trip.) How we look after children English-speaking around the School; some : (As described in the 'lnsurance Slip') We understand the concern felt parents tables meal. by also sit on children's at every I (lf not sensitive to bulk washing/drying, when their children are away from home. meals have internationally mixed Some at your own risk) They are under constant supervision, as far seating plans, although for most meals as is practicable, both in the School and on students may sit wherever they wish. There are no extra charges except for excursions. Our total staff:student ratio of optional church, theatre or shopping about 1:8 ensures that the children are well visits and professional tennis lessons. A looked after. small (11) deduction is made from pocket money to provide indoor board games and In addition to the staff, on each Course there records for the'club' are two older ex-students, 'Staff Helpers', to assist with sports and social activities. The Course Fee does not include:- pocket money During the progress reports Course, ar€ sent optional church, theatre and shopping to all parents the detailing child's visits performance in oral and written and work travel to and from England also social behaviour. At the end of the Course, all parents are sent a final report and How to apply leaving certificate together with a report from Answer all the questions on the Application the Director on the student's general Form and (if we do not know your child) progress and behaviour. return it with a teacher's report on attitude to study and behaviour. Retain your copy for there a problem If is reference. We shall tell you immediately if the We shall contact you. We send students a application is acceptable. A'waiting list' list of rules and standards of behaviour operates when the Courses are full. expected before the begins. These Course Charlotte (Monaco) and Jacob (Noruay) are straightforward. Basically, we expect spaning in the pool while Fumiaki (Japan) When the application is accepted children to respect the buildings, equipment looks on We shall write to inform you of this and and the feelings of other people and show include our Invoice for the Course Fees. The good manners. Invoice can be settled in full immediately or Another'encouragement' to speak English is 50% can be paid immediately and the balance If a child is motivated (see the'English Only Raffle'with a valuable prize correctly section by the date shown on the Invoice. (Please on'Children who will benefit') there should for the winner "Trivial Pursuit", or similar. - note in some countries we understand tax be no discipline problems, but if any should Every student is entitled to one raffle ticket - relief is allowed on all or part of the Fees.) arise, we reserve the right to contact parents each week if he or she has spoken English The place is confirmed when the full Course and, if we consider it necessary, require that much more than his/her own language Fees have been received by us. We shall also the child be taken home at the parents' during the week. Throughout the Course request travel details. expense withoui refund of Fees. Parents there will also be 'English Only Bonus'days. must, therefore, ensure that we have a If a student is noticeably using English and is How to pay telephone number through which they can not caught more than once using any Please see "Course Fees 1989" slip ar, .rlrs be cont:cted. language other than English on that day, he she gain a'bonus'. Children who wili benefit or will an extra ticket - At the end o{ the Course there will be a draw Please make sure that our Course is suitable for the lucky ticket. The more tickets, the for your child and that he/she wants to greater the chance of winning the prize. We come. The children who will benefit and we hope that the prize will be a positive enjoy having with us will be internationally- inducement for students to use English. minded, interested in English, outgoing and gregarious. They will also be willing to accept Religion the constraints of community living. We The Course is interdenominational. 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