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Boarding School Experience 2020 “ BOARDING SCHOOL The time I spent at King William’s College was fantastic! EXPERIENCE 2020 Before I arrived I had no idea what boarding would be like. I couldn’t imagine the English girls and I together as friends in a classroom, not because I expected them to be different, but because I was afraid that I wouldn’t have the confidence. But now, at the end of three weeks, I have had a change of heart. My opinion of boarding is different and I’m really going to miss all the girls. I have got used to the place and feel at home. I listened to lots of stories and I was surprised by the relationship between boarders and their tutors. Apart from improving my English, I also learned about boarding, for example, to be independent from your family and to try and solve problems on your own, how to get on with people and how to organise yourself and get up in the morning! If I look back to the moment I sat on the plane and was afraid of what it was going to be like, I have to laugh. KING WILLIAM’S COLLEGE ” ESTABLISHED 1833 Introduction The King William’s College Boarding School Experience provides intensive English tuition, with a range of other academic subjects, and total immersion into the school community. This will be complemented by a full leisure programme of sports, activities and excursions. This unique course provides an opportunity for students aged 13 to 16 to join a fully functioning school. It is designed to empower students to taste boarding school life and discover if they would enjoy studying away from home longer term. The course will run from Wednesday 3rd to Tuesday 23rd June 2020. Place numbers are limited. Each student will have approximately 35 hours English tuition over the course, which will aim to: • Improve spoken and written English • Develop vocabulary • Enhance listening and pronunciation • Build confidence and fluency The Boarding School Experience is suitable for students who are preparing for Experience a British boarding school during IGCSEs, A levels or the IB Diploma, are thinking of entering a British boarding school or are looking for an interesting and rewarding holiday, whilst improving term time in a beautiful location. their English. “ In the first and second week, students will attend English lessons in the mornings, followed by activities in the afternoon. In the third week, the students will be integrated into regular subject lessons with our current students, according to their age and ability. Recreational Programme King William’s College is situated in a very special location, right next to the beach. The Isle of Man is beautiful, healthy and safe with stunning scenery. We have extensive grounds available for Sport; a gym, sports hall, all weather pitches, tennis courts and a swimming pool. In addition, we have a Theatre and Music School. After the morning study periods students can enjoy a full programme of activities and excursions, organised by experienced, well- qualified staff, for example, a tour of the Island and a visit to the famous Laxey Wheel. In the evenings they can relax and get to know the other students. I had the most amazing time of my life, I met some wonderful people. I learnt new things about the “ British culture and some grammar. The teachers were all really open and kind to everyone, always ready to make us feel at home. I would totally recommend King William’s College. It’s an extraordinary place. Accommodation and Meals Houseparents look after boarders in separate on campus girls’ and boys’ boarding houses and are supervised 24 hours a day. We have excellent pastoral care with supportive and caring staff. Over 20 staff live on site. Bedrooms are usually allocated on an age basis, with some sharing in mixed nationality bedrooms. The bedrooms are comfortable and well- equipped. There are three hot meals a day for students, provided in the dining hall. The food is offered as a hot and cold buffet selection and includes fresh vegetables, fruit and desserts. There is plenty of choice, so all diets are catered for. A resident nursing team is available for any medical issues which may arise. Example Course Programme WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY & SUNDAY WEEK 1 Induction Day: Morning Morning Adventure Morning Morning Placement Test ESOL lessons ESOL lessons Weekend ESOL lessons ESOL lessons Orientation Activities Afternoon Afternoon Afternoon Afternoon Welcome BBQ Activities Activities Activities Activities WEEK 2 Morning Morning Morning Liverpool Morning Morning ESOL lessons ESOL lessons ESOL lessons Trip Subject lesson Subject lessons Afternoon Afternoon Afternoon Afternoon Afternoon Activities Activities Activities Subject lessons Subject lessons Cinema Trip WEEK 3 Morning Morning Morning Boarders’ Morning Morning Subject lessons Subject lessons Subject lessons Activities ESOL lessons Subject lessons Exit test Afternoon Afternoon Afternoon Afternoon Afternoon Subject lessons Subject lessons Subject lessons Activities Subject lessons Students need to arrive at King William’s College on Tuesday 2nd June in the afternoon, ready for the start of the course on Wednesday 5th June. Students leave King William’s College on the morning of Wednesday 24th June. Examples of activities: Tour of the Island Trip to the Wildlife Park Manx Museum Peel Castle Laxey Wheel Steam Railway Coasteering Kayaking Paint balling House Routine 7.15am Rising Bell 7.25am All students up 7.30am Breakfast 8am Room tidy and inspection 8.25am Registration 8.30am School day starts 4.20pm School day finishes 6pm Supper 6.40pm House Prayers 9.30pm 13-year-olds prepare for bed. Lights out at 9.45pm. 9.45pm 14-year-olds prepare for bed. Lights out at 10pm. 10pm 15-year-olds prepare for bed. Lights out at 10.15pm. 10.15pm 16-year-olds prepare for bed. Lights out at 10.30pm. 11pm Lockup. I saw the life of a boarding student and it’s really cool. The “ students are like a family and they help each other. They are all so friendly and they really want you to feel good. Fees and Entry Details Getting to King William’s College The cost of the course is £3,000. This includes tuition, teaching materials, accommodation, food, laundry, activities and excursions and transfers to The Isle of Man has great air links with the major and from the Isle of Man airport. airports in the UK. British Airways, Easyjet, Flybe, Aer Lingus Regional and Loganair operate flights A pre-intermediate level of English (IELTS 4.5) is to the Island from London City, London Gatwick, required and a current school report should be London Luton, Birmingham, Manchester, forwarded with your application. A Skype Liverpool, Edinburgh, Bristol, Belfast and Dublin interview will be arranged on receiving your - with some flights taking just under 30 minutes - application. Places are limited so an early which makes travelling by air quick and application is advised. convenient. There are direct flights from Hong Kong to Manchester Airport. Once you have Please contact: arrived in the Island the School is just two minutes The External Relations Office from the airport! King William’s College Castletown, Isle of Man, IM9 1TP Telephone: +44 (0) 1624 820110 Email: [email protected] My son enjoyed spending three Edinburgh weeks in the College, making Belfast good friends, speaking with ISLE OF MAN “ Dublin Manchester teachers who were very available Liverpool to students, learning English Birmingham and having fun during the Luton London City weekend. Thank you. Bristol London Gatwick .
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