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+Luggage

What should students bring to the centre?
- A padlock (to keep personal belongings safe) - A reusable water bottle s to carry with them when doing sports, activities and excursions - Appropriate sporting clothes: shorts, T-shirt, tracksuit, cap, sports socks, etc. - Non-marking trainers for indoor sports. Students cannot use their normal outdoor trainers in the sports halls (UK only) - Comfortable shoes for walking and sightseeing - Sun cream - Personal toiletries, including toothpaste and toothbrush - Flip-flops to wear in communal bathing areas - A waterproof coat and/ or umbrella - A towel (except for if you are staying in Leamington Spa and Waterford) - Swimming costume, caps and towels (Dublin residential)
How many suitcases and bags can students bring?
Students can only bring a maximum of one mid-sized suitcase (68 X 59 X 24cm), weighing no more than 20kg and one small piece of hand luggage with them.

+Money

How much is the damage deposit?
All students staying in Residential Accommodation pay a £50.00 / €50 damage/keys deposit on arrival. In centres with a safe onsite, this is taken in cash whereas in the ones without a safe, the agent/Group Leader/ parent needs to complete a form providing us with their credit card details. The deposit will be returned in full at the end of the course if there is no damage and keys are returned. - If a student causes any minor damage during their stay or loses their keys, they will lose the deposit. - For any major damage the full cost of repairs will be charged to the agent/parent. - There is no damage deposit for homestay centres, but the full cost of any repairs will be charged to the agent/parent.
How much pocket money should a student bring?
We recommend £75-100 per week. This should cover snacks, drinks, a few small presents, and some basic souvenirs.
What does a student do with valuables?
- It is not a good idea to bring valuables or large amounts of money. Twin cannot be responsible for lost items. - Students should bring a padlock for their suitcase. - Individual students: Passports should be given to the Centre Manager for safekeeping. Other cash/ valuables can be stored on request at the discretion of the Centre Manager. - Groups: Group Leaders are responsible for holding their group’s passports and any cash/ valuables. - Students should be very careful with valuable items and money when visiting big cities. For example, do not leave valuables in the front pocket of a rucksack.
Does Twin change foreign currency?
  • Twin cannot change foreign currency, although staff will always help students who want to change money.

+English Lessons

How are the students placed in classes?
Students are tested prior to their arrival (grammar and writing tests) and in their first class (speaking informal interview). If a student is not comfortable in their allocated class, for whatever reason, they should inform their Teacher, Group Leader, or directly the Director of Studies.
How many hours of English classes are there?
There are fifteen hours of English classes per week on all programmes, apart from our Intensive English programme which includes additional six hours.
How many students are there in a class?

There are a maximum of 15 students in a class.

When will the English classes be?
- In most of our centres lessons will be in the morning but you may also have lessons in the afternoon. - In our London Docklands centre we operate a ‘zig-zag’ system, which means students will have classes in the morning and afternoon on alternate days (4 out of 5 tuition days) with one half a day of lessons (either morning or afternoon) per week.
How is the academic programme structured?
Our course is specifically designed for teenagers and young learners. The programme ranges from Elementary to Advanced level. Each 3-hour session includes an hour project work and two hours course book-based learning.
What is the content of lessons?
Our English courses focus particularly on speaking and listening. Grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation are also included. The focus is on real-life communication and building confidence in using and understanding English.
What is the teaching methodology?
The classes are delivered in a fun and communicative way, providing learners with new materials and opportunities to practise language. Our teachers focus on developing speaking and listening skills by using pair-work and group-work, discussions and project work.
Do the students get a book?
The students are provided with a book for use in the classroom only.

+Activities and Excursions

What is the social programme?
The social aspect in the standard programme consists of evening entertainment, daytime activities and excursions. The daytime activities are a variety of sports, arts & crafts, walking tours, and cultural visits to local places of interest. In residential centres in the evening there are fun activities like discos and talent nights. The students will have one full-day and one half-day excursion per week. The Discover London programme offers four full-day and two half-day walking tours instead of daytime activities and half-day excursion. Please check each individual centre sample programme for details.
Where will students go on excursions?

Each centre visits different locations. Please check each individual centre sample programme for details.

Will the programme change?
Sometimes it is impossible to do an activity on the programme, for example, if the programme has ‘Outdoor Sports’ and it rains, it is much better to change the activity. We will do our best to keep changes to a minimum. Twin reserves the right to make programme changes due to circumstances beyond its control or to improve or preserve the quality of the programme and without notice.
What are optional excursions?
To help you further personalize your stay, at each centre we offer optional excursions at an extra cost. Please enquire as to specific optional excursions with our sales team.
How can students book optional excursions?
Optional excursions can be booked either before arriving at the centre or when the students are at the centre. Optional excursions at the centre are sold at a higher price, we therefore encourage you to book in advance for the best prices. If you would like to book optional excursions before arriving at the centre, please email the Twin sales team. If you would like to book optional excursions when you are at your centre, speak to the onsite management team. Unfortunately optional excursions are only available to groups. It is not possible for individual students to book optional excursions.

+Residential Accommodation

Can students aged 18 be housed with junior students?
No, students aged 18 cannot be housed in the same corridor/flat with students under 16 and will have separate bathroom facilities. Students aged 18 and students under 16 from the same group may be kept together in accommodation if the agent gives consent in writing. However, bathroom facilities within the accommodation will never be shared. Ireland only: we do not accept 18+ students in our Dublin West, Dundrum and Waterford campuses. In Dublin Central, we will not place 18+ students with the same host family as under 18s.
Are students allowed to use the kitchens in their accommodation to cook?
Some of our centres have kitchens that are accessible to students, however for fire safety reasons students are not allowed to cook. Ireland: In Dublin West and Waterford, students have access to small kitchenettes in their apartment or accommodation corridor and may use the equipment. Students are required to clean up after themselves. Access to the kitchenettes may be removed if acceptable usage and cleaning is not maintained.
Can students choose who they live with in a shared flat?
Students are allocated according to criteria such as supervision ratios, age and gender. Rooming lists are completed on this basis in the first instance and any additional rooming preferences are considered thereafter. Ireland: Yes, students are encouraged to send us any sharing requirement well in advance of their arrival. We will consider gender, age gaps and nationality mix when arranging rooming lists.

+Meals

Are special dietary requirements catered for?
Special dietary requirements such as Vegetarian, Vegan, Halal/No Pork, Gluten-free, and Lactose-free are catered for in most centres (please check centre specific FAQs), but advance notice must be given and there may be an extra cost. Please contact us for further information.
What type of food is served?
Breakfast is usually continental and may consist of pastries, cereal, toast and jam. Lunch/ Dinner might be soup, pasta, meat, fish, chips, potatoes, and vegetables. There will always be a choice of dishes (meat and vegetarian options). There is also fruit and/or dessert. On excursion and walking tour days, students are provided with a packed lunch. It is important students keep an open mind as the food may be different to the food they normally eat. This is a great chance for students to experience food from another culture. If students are allergic to something, Twin needs to be informed in advance. Students should remind the Centre Manager or their homestay host (if applicable) of their dietary requirements upon arrival.
Are all meals included in homestay accommodation?
The students will have breakfast and dinner with the homestay host and a packed lunch during the day.

+Behaviour

What are the student rules?
Please refer to the Student Code of Conduct

+Health, Safety and Welfare

Who supervises the students?
Our supervision ratio is one adult per fifteen students. During lessons, scheduled activities, and excursions, this ratio is made up by Twin Teachers, Activity Leaders, and/or Managers. During break times, free time, on journeys to school (homestay only), and airport transfers, Group Leaders may be asked to make up the supervision ratios or supervise their own students. Individuals are always supervised by Twin staff.
What are House Parents?
Each residential centre has at least one House Parent, who is responsible for ensuring students are safe and happy in their accommodation. They help students with laundry, look after sick students, and deal with any problems during the night.
Are students given free time during excursions?
Students aged 13 and under must always be accompanied by an adult. Students aged 14-15 may be allowed to go off in groups of no less than four for up to one hour at a time. Students aged 16+ may be allowed to spend up to two hours in pairs or small groups without an adult.
Can students opt out of the programme?
Individual students cannot opt out of our programme. We need to know where students are at all times to ensure their safety. We hope they will enjoy the programme so much that they won’t want to opt out! If groups decide to opt-out of the pre-arranged leisure programme, the Group Leaders sign an opt-out form agreeing to take full responsibility for their students.
Are the students allowed to leave the centre?
Students cannot leave the centre unless accompanied by an adult known to them, and with their parents’ written permission. It must be authorised by a manager in advance.
What happens if a student gets lost?
All groups are given student cards with an emergency contact number so that they can reach a member of the Twin welfare staff at all times. Alternatively, they should go to a uniformed police officer and ask for help.
What happens with students’ medication?
If they are taking medication, they must hand it in when they arrive. All medication must be kept by the House Parent or Group Leader and not in students’ bedrooms, except for Asthma inhalers and first response medication as agreed with the parents. We will accept medicines prescribed by a doctor from your own country, as long as there is an English translation. Medication is given to students at the prescribed time by an authorised member of Twin staff, usually a Manager or House Parent, or a Group Leader.
What happens if a student is unhappy or homesick?
Students should speak to someone if they are unhappy – in the first place their host, teacher, group leader, friend or any one on the Twin staff. We are sure we will be able to help!

+Communication

Are students able to call home?
Telephones are at each of our schools so that students can contact someone at home in case of an emergency. However, normally students will make contact using their own mobile phones.
Can parents visit the students?
The parents of students are always welcome at our centres. Please contact the centre in advance to ensure that the student will be available. Parents must not remove their child from the centre without notifying the Centre Manager or person in charge. The Centre Manager will require photographic proof of identification. Students will not be permitted to leave the centre with friends or relatives, other than the father or mother, without written permission from their parents.

+Complaints

What does a student do if he/she has a complaint?
Please refer to the Students Complaints Policy

+Eastbourne

How far is the accommodation from the classrooms?
Our residential students stay in the same building as the school, and our homestay students are a short (about 30 mins) walk from the Eastbourne school. Some students will need to travel to the town centre by bus. Bus journey between 10 – 40 mins
Where are the closest towns?
Eastbourne town centre is a 15 minute walk from the school, and Hastings and Brighton are both less than an hour away by train.
What is the closest transport link?
Eastbourne’s town centre has convenient bus stops as well as a train station to access nearby cities.
What is the maximum number of students in the centre?
Up to 170.
What room types are available?
Our residential accommodation option has bedrooms with 4-5 beds as well as two large rooms with up to 12 beds. Our homestay students can expect to stay in single or Twin rooms. We do have a limited number of triple/quad rooms if requested.
Are bed linen and towels provided?
Fresh linen is provided and changed weekly, but bring your own towel.
Do the bedrooms lock?
Yes.
Is there a safe for valuables?
Yes.
Is there a laundry service?
Yes.
How often is the accommodation cleaned?
There is a weekly cleaning service for bedrooms, bathrooms, and common spaces.
Is there free Wi-Fi?
Yes.
Are there computers available for student use?
Yes.
Do you accept students with special diets?
We can provide Vegetarian, Vegan, Halal, Gluten-free, and Lactose-free meals. We need to know about these requirements in advance.
Is there a shop/café at the school?
There is no shop or café onsite but there are vending machines, and there are shops and cafés nearby.
What are the room check-in/ check-out times?
4pm/9am
What time do students go to bed?
Lights out is at 22.30 for under 13s and 23.00 for 13+.
What sports/leisure facilities are at the centre?
The centre has a library, computer room, piano and indoor table tennis tables. The 10-hectare garden has football pitches and tennis/badminton/basketball courts.
What local attractions will students visit?
Students can enjoy the sea front, with beach barbeques and paddling in the sea, as well as visiting the scenic Beachy Head. For media fans, spend an evening at the cinema or theatre. If students are looking for sports they can play tennis, basketball, mini golf and bowling.
What excursions will students go on?
Full-day excursions to London and Brighton, including Brighton Pavilion. Half-day excursions to Hastings, including the Smugglers Cave and Cuckmere Valley.

+Docklands

How far is the accommodation from the classrooms?
The residence for students is located on site at University of East London, Docklands campus and is a short walk (maximum 4 minutes) from the teaching areas.
Where are the closest towns/amenities?
There are shops, cafes, restaurants, and parks in the nearby Beckton area.
What is the closest transport link?
The Docklands campus is just outside the DLR Cyprus station providing easy access to central London.
What is the maximum number of students in the centre?
Up to 185.
What room types are available?
London Docklands is a residential centre. All rooms are single en-suite.
Are bed linen and towels provided?
Bed linen is provided but you will have to bring your own towels.
Do the bedrooms lock?
Yes, students will receive a key to their room.
Is there a safe for valuables?
There isn’t a safe onsite.
Is there a laundry service?
There are facilities for students to do their own laundry helped by Twin staff. It costs £2.20/wash and £1.00/dry. Laundry detergent is provided.
How often is the accommodation cleaned?
There is a weekly cleaning service for bedrooms and bathrooms. Common spaces are cleaned daily.
Is there free Wi-Fi?
Yes.
Are there computers available for student use?
There are no computers available for students to use.
Do you accept students with special diets?
We can provide Vegetarian, Vegan, Halal, Gluten-free, and Lactose-free meals. We need to know about these requirements in advance.
Is there a shop/café at the school?
There are a shop or café onsite but they are closed during the weekends. There are also vending machines.
What are the room check-in/check-out times?
Students can get into their rooms at 15.00, and need to leave by 10.00. Luggage can be securely stored before check-in/after check-out.
What times do students go to bed?
Lights out is at 22.30 for all students.
What sports/leisure facilities are at the centre?
A multipurpose sports hall and multi-use games area are available at the centre. However the programme has been structured to make the most of the location and incorporates London walking tours over sports activities.
What local attractions will students visit?
Students will have the opportunity to explore various sites in London by doing guided walks. They will for example see Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and other landmarks.
What excursions will students go on?
A two-week programme includes: A full-day excursion to Brighton with entrance to Pavilion, a full-day excursion to Cambridge with entrance to a college, and 5 London walking tours

+Dublin Dundrum

How far is the accommodation from the classrooms?
Most of our host families are a short walk from the school, and the others are easily accessible with a short tramway journey. In some cases, the host family will drop and collect their student(s) to school each day.
Where are the closest towns?
The school is located in the suburbs of Dublin, only 30 min from city centre by public transport. Belfast and Kilkenny are both viable day trip destinations.
What is the closest transport link?
Transport to Dublin City Centre by Dublin Bus and Luas (tramway) are only a few minutes' walk from the school.
What is the maximum number of students in the centre?
Up to 180.
What room types are available?
Most homestay rooms are twin rooms, there are a small number of single rooms available and we will need a lot of notice if a student particularly wants a single room.
Are bed linen and towels provided?
Yes.
Do the bedrooms lock?
Bedrooms don't typically lock in Ireland.
Is there a safe for valuables?
We have a safe in the office in the school and we can keep valuables there if required. There are no safes at the host families'.
Is there a laundry service?
Yes, laundry wash is provided with homestay.
How often is the accommodation cleaned?
Towels, bedding and the accommodation are cleaned weekly.
Is there free Wi-Fi?
Yes.
Are there computers available for student use?
On request in the school only.
Do you accept students with special diets?
Yes we do. We can cater for Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Nut Free, Vegetarian, Vegan and No Pork diets at a supplement €30 per week.
Is there a shop/café at the school?
We run our own Tuck Shop in summer (treats & soft drinks).
What are the room check-in/check-out times?
We cater for arrivals and departures as per flight times. Transfers for arrivals past 10pm and departure from homestay / residential centre prior to 6.30am will incur a supplement.
What time do students go to bed?
Between 10 and 11pm depending on the age.
What sports/leisure facilities are at the centre?
Our Dublin Dundrum school has a basketball court, a dedicated table tennis room and large playing fields.
What local attractions will students visit?
Our school is located in Dundrum, where there is a world famous shopping mall and the city centre is easily accessible, providing access to a variety of attractions and landmarks.
What excursions will students go on?
The school runs half and full day excursions to EPIC, Archaeology Museum, Howth, GPO Witness History Museum, Causey Farm as well as Ardgillan Castle and Skerries.

+Dublin West

How far is the accommodation from the classrooms?
Only a few minutes' walk, accommodation is on campus.
Where are the closest towns?
The Dublin West centre is a short journey from the city centre. Galway and Kilkenny are achievable day trips, both nearer than 3 hours away.
What is the closest transport link?
The school is 15 minutes from Dublin Airport, and a short walk from the nearest bus stop.
What is the maximum number of students in the centre?
Up to 210.
What room types are available?
Most rooms are 4 or 6 bedded rooms with en-suite services, but we have recently begun offering twin en-suite bedrooms.
Are bed linens and towels provided?
Bed linen is provided but students need to bring their own towels (one for showers, and another one for swimming).
Do the bedrooms lock?
Bedroom doors do not but each accommodation corridor does with code locks, which automatically shut off in the case of a fire.
Is there a safe for valuables?
Yes, each student has a lockable wardrobe. We can also keep valuables in the office's safe.
Is there a laundry service?
Yes, laundry is included once a week at no extra charge.
How often is the accommodation cleaned?
Bedrooms and bathrooms are cleaned daily; bed linen is changed once weekly.
Is there free Wi-Fi?
Yes.
Are there computers available for student use?
Yes, at an appointed time.
Do you accept students with special diets?
Yes we can accommodate Gluten Free, Nut Free, Dairy Free, Vegetarian and No Pork diets at no extra charge. We cannot cater for Vegan Diets on the west campus at the moment.
Is there a shop/café at the school?
Yes there is a Tuck Shop run by the school, with specific opening hours.
What are the room check-in/check-out times?
We cater for arrivals and departures as per flight times. Transfers for arrivals past 10pm and departure from the residence prior to 6.30 will incur a supplement.
What time do students go to bed?
10pm, lights out at 10.30
What sports/leisure facilities are at the centre?
Indoor heated swimming pool, football, rugby, and volleyball pitches, tennis and basketball courts, indoor gymnasium, theatre, arts rooms and Home Ec rooms.
What local attractions will students visit?
Our school is located in Liffey Valley, only minutes from one of the largest shopping malls in the city, and the city centre is easily accessible, providing access to a variety of attractions and landmarks.
What excursions will students go on?
Half-day excursions to Dalkey Castle, Howth, EPIC, and Dublinia as well as full day trips to Causey Farm, Glendalough, Ardgillan Castle, and Skerries.

+Waterford

How far is the accommodation from the classrooms?
The accommodation block is located approximately 6min drive or 15min walk from the main campus. A shuttle bus is provided each day to go back and forth between the two buildings.
Where are the closest towns?
Dublin and Cork are both viable day trip destinations, just over 2hrs drive from Waterford. Kilkenny town is only 45min drive.
What is the closest transport link?
Waterford is a compact city and it is easy to walk anywhere in the centre within 20min. There is also a public bus service that covers the city centre and wider city area.
What is the maximum number of students in the centre?
Up to 160.
What room types are available?
All our bedrooms are single en-suite bedrooms with individual secure access. The residence comprises of apartments of 3 to 5 bedrooms, and each apartment includes a lounge and kitchenette area.
Are bed linen and towels provided?
Bed linen and towels are provided. Students should bring a towel for swimming as we may occasionally go to the swimming pool and/or beach.
Do the bedrooms lock?
Yes, each bedroom comes with a key card with individual access to each bedroom.
Is there a safe for valuables?
There is no safe in the TWIN office in Waterford but students are encouraged to keep their valuables locked in their bedrooms.
Is there a laundry service?
Yes, at a small additional charge.
How often is the accommodation cleaned?
Bed linen change and bedroom/bathroom cleaning service is done weekly.
Is there free Wi-Fi?
Yes, both in the main campus and the accommodation block.
Are there computers available for student use?
No.
Do you accept students with special diets?
Yes, we can accommodate Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Nut Free, Vegetarian, Vegan and No Pork diets at a no extra charge.
Is there a shop/café at the school?
Yes, there is a shop / café restaurant on the main campus. There is also a convenience shop a couple of minutes’ walk from the accommodation building.
What are the room check-in/ check-out times?
We cater for arrivals and departures as per flight times. Transfers for arrivals past 10pm and departure from the residence prior to 6.30am will incur a supplement.
What time do students go to bed?
10pm with lights out by 10.30pm.
What sports/leisure facilities are at the centre?
The Waterford campus is a sports campus with large indoor sports hall, yoga/dance studios, a gym, running track, soccer pitches and extensive green areas. The main campus also includes a sports hall.
What local attractions will students visit?
Our school is located near the centre of Waterford city, providing easy access to a variety of attractions and landmarks. Both the seaside and the mountains are also within a short bus ride from Waterford.
What excursions will students go on?
The programme includes half day excursions to the coastal town of Tramore, the Comeragh mountains, Kilkenny medieval city, and full day excursions to Fota Island, Castlecomer Adventure Park and/or Dublin City.

+Dublin Central

How far is the accommodation from the classrooms?
All our host families are located in residential areas around city centre with a journey of approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour from the centre by public transport.
Where are the closest towns?
Belfast, Kilkenny and Galway are all suitable day trip destinations, under 3 hours from Dublin.
What is the closest transport link?
Our Dublin Central campus is located right in the centre of Dublin, with many Dublin Bus stops only a few minutes away on foot. The tramway (Luas) and regional train (DART) also have stations within walking distance of the school.
What is the maximum number of students?
Up to 80 young adults.
What room types are available?
Most host families offer twin rooms with shared bathrooms. We have very limited availability for single rooms and requests must be made to us at least 2 months ahead of arrival. Rooms will be allocated on a first come, first serve basis.
Are bed linen and towels provided?
Bed linen is provided but students should bring a towel for their shower, and another one for swimming.
Do the bedrooms lock?
Bedrooms do not typically lock in Ireland.
Is there a safe for valuables?
Yes there is a safe in the school's office where we can keep students' valuables such as passports or boarding cards. The safe may not be accessible on a daily basis. Students are encouraged to keep their valuables in their suitcase at their homestay house.
Is there a laundry service?
Host families will provide a laundry service once a week, at no extra charge.
How often is the accommodation cleaned?
Bed linen is changed weekly and the bedroom is cleaned weekly also.
Is there free WiFi?
Yes, in both the school and most homestays.
Are there computers available for student use?
Yes in the school only.
Do you accept students with special diets?
Yes we can accommodate Gluten Free, Dairy Free, Nut Free, Vegetarian, Vegan and Pork Free diets at a supplement of €30 per week.
Is there a shop/café at the school?
No but there are a couple of coffee shops and convenience shops a short walk from the school.
What are the room check-in/check-out times?
We cater for arrivals and departures as per flight times. Transfers for arrivals past 10pm and departure from homestay prior to 6.30am will incur a supplement.
What time do students go to bed?
Students under the age of 18 must be home by 11pm.
What sports/leisure facilities are at the centre?
The school boasts an indoor swimming pool, indoor sports hall and rooftop soccer pitch.
What local attractions will students visit?
Our school is located in the centre of Dublin, providing easy access to a variety of attractions and landmarks.
What excursions will students go on?
The programme includes half and full day excursions to EPIC, Howth, Archaeology Museum, Glendalough and Belfast with entrance to the Titanic Experience.

+Leamington Spa

How far is the accommodation from the classrooms?
The residence for students is located on site at Warwickshire College and is a short walk (maximum 6 minutes) from the teaching areas.
Where are the closest towns/amenities?
There are shops, cafes, restaurants, and parks in Leamington Spa approx. a ten minute walk.
What is the closest transport link?
Leamington Spa train station is approx. a fifteen-minute walk from campus.
What is the maximum number of students in the centre?
Up to 120
What room types are available?
Leamington Spa is a residential centre. All rooms are single en-suite.
Are bed linen and towels provided?
Bed linen and towels are provided.
Do the bedrooms lock?
Yes, students will receive a key to their room.
Is there a safe for valuables?
There isn't a safe onsite.
Is there a laundry service?
There are facilities for students to do their own laundry helped by Twin staff. It costs £2.20/wash and £1.00/dry. Laundry detergent is provided.
How often is the accommodation cleaned?
There is a weekly cleaning service for bedrooms and bathrooms. Common spaces are cleaned daily.
Is there free Wi-Fi?
Yes.
Are there computers available for student use?
No.
Do you accept students with special diets?
We can provide Vegetarian, Vegan, Halal, Gluten-free, and Lactose-free meals. We need to know about these requirements in advance.
Is there a shop/café at the school?
There are a shop or café onsite but they are closed during the weekends. There are also vending machines.
What are the room check-in/check-out times?
Students can get into their rooms at 15.00, and need to leave by 10.00. Luggage can be securely stored before check-in/after check-out.
What times do students go to bed?
Lights out varies based on age.
What sports/leisure facilities are at the centre?
A multipurpose sports hall and multi-use games area are available at the centre.
What local attractions will students visit?
Students will have the opportunity to explore the local area of Leamington Spa and the surrounding areas. Half day local excursions include Warwick Castle and Stratford-upon-Avon.
What excursions will students go on?
A two-week programme includes A full-day excursion to Oxford with punting and a full-day excursion to London with Thames River Cruise

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