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Junior Courses Price List 2021 Junior Courses Price List 2021 CLASSIC COURSE (Price per week) Centre City Accom. Room Type Course Dates Age Individual QUICK FACTS Res Single En-suite 29/6-27/7 12-17 £905 Arts University Bournemouth Bournemouth HS Shared Room 29/6-27/7 14-17 £700 All courses Res Single Standard 29/6-10/8 12-18 £800 1 lesson: 45 min University of Brighton Brighton 20 lessons: 15 hrs HS Shared Room 15/6-10/8 14-18 £660 Class size: Max 16, average 13 Res Single En-suite 29/6-27/7 12-18 £935 Oxford Brookes University Oxford Day Camp HS Shared Room 29/6-27/7 14-18 £750 Arrival day: Any Monday University of Greenwich London Res Single En-suite 29/6-27/7 12-17 £905 Damage Deposit Res Single En-suite 29/6-10/8 12-19 £1005 University of Westminster London Groups and individuals are required Res Twin En-suite 29/6-10/8 12-19 £970 to pay a £50/€60 damage deposit University of Central Lancashire Larnaca Res Twin En-suite 20/6-15/8 7-17 €775 per student upon arrival and will be Res: Residential Accommodation HS: Homestay Accommodation refunded on departure providing no DAY CAMP damage has occured. Centre City Course Age Course Dates Price per week HOW TO ENROL University of Brighton Brighton 20 lessons in the 12-17 29/6-10/8 £350 morning, registration Visit us at: bayswatersummer.com Arts University Bournemouth Bournemouth 12-17 29/6-27/7 £350 fee, study materials, E-mail us: [email protected] Bayswater College Liverpool Liverpool end of course 12-17 15/6-24/8 £350 Bayswater College London London certificate, local 12-17 15/6-24/8 £395 Call us: +44 (0)20 7221 7259 travel, 5 supervised Oxford Brookes University Oxford 12-18 29/6-27/7 £350 Visit us: 167 Queensway, afternoon activities London W2 4SB Cyprus Day Camp, Limassol Limassol per week 7-17 12/6-13/8 €350 Specialist Courses Our specialist courses are for students looking to follow their passion, further practice and refine their skills before going to university or starting a career in these areas. We have UK SUMMER PACKAGE ADD ONS options in a range of creative, professional and sports fields. All courses are taught by industry professionals with related visits providing the opportunity to experience what a Our Add-On options offer 2 sessions per week career or university course in these areas might be like. in addition to our Classic Course, providing an introduction to some of our Specialist Courses PROFESSIONAL or fun activities to complement their course. Course Centre City Age Minimum Level Price Add-On Add-On Centre Age Photography University of Brighton Brighton 14-18 B1 £900 Price Work & Study University of Westminster London 16-19 B1 £965 Horse Riding Arts University £95 12-17 Theatre University of Westminster London 16-19 B1 £1100 Beach Volleyball Bournemouth £40 Photography University of Westminster London 16-19 B1 £1100 Photography University 14-18 £50 Entrepreneur University of Westminster London 16-19 B1 £965 Water Sports of Brighton 12-18 £45 Work & Study University of Greenwich London 16-17 B1 £870 Tennis Oxford Brookes 12-17 £70 Fashion University of Westminster London 16-19 B1 £1010 Intensive English University 12-18 £20 Digital Marketing University of Westminster London 16-19 B1 £1010 Photography £50 University of Theatre 14-17 £85 SPORTS Westminster Fashion £40 Course Centre City Age Minimum Level Price University of Intensive English 12-17 £20 Tennis Oxford Brookes Oxford 12-17 NA £990 Greenwich West Ham Football Academy Greenwich London 12-17 NA £995 Esports University of Westminster London 12-19 NA £1,080 Horse Riding Arts University Bournemouth Bournemouth 12-17 NA £1,080 Minimum of 10 students required for our Add on and Specialist Courses AIRPORT TRANSFER (Per vehicle per journey) UK accreditation: Heathrow Gatwick Luton Stansted Larnaca Paphos Brighton £150 £90 £200 £90 Bournmouth £180 £200 £240 £90 London £70 £90 £90 £90 Oxford £120 £170 £130 £90 Cyprus accreditation: Limassol €40 €130 bayswatersummer.com.
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