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English Language - Easter Course

English Language – Easter Course

From £1790

Earlscliffe’s English Language programme hones four essential skills, incorporating grammar, comprehension exercises, and interactive language activities during the morning sessions.

Afternoons are dedicated to project-based learning, blending creative outlets such as drama, music, film, arts and crafts, and, for more advanced learners, engaging debates.

Day trips complement classroom learning, with activities like historical and cultural preparation and writing reviews of the towns or landmarks explored.

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English Language – Easter Course

Join our dynamic English Language Easter Course at Earlscliffe, designed for students aged 8-17 of all English abilities seeking to enhance their language skills.

With 20 lessons (16 hours) per week, our qualified teachers provide tailored instruction in small classes of up to 12 students, ensuring personalised attention.

Morning sessions focus on grammar, comprehension, and interactive language tasks, while afternoons offer project-based learning through drama, music, film, arts, and debates. Enjoy cultural day trips linked to classroom activities, sports, and creative workshops.

Benefits include improved language proficiency, increased confidence, and a memorable cultural experience.

English Language

  • Price
  • Duration
  • Location
  • Ages
  • Start Dates
  • From £1,790
  • 1-2 weeks
  • Earlscliffe School
  • 8-17
  • 28 Mar, 4 Apr 2026
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“In his first call home, my child said “Mom, I want to stay longer, and you can already subscribe for next year”. He came back enthusiastic, he enjoyed learning in such a multicultural environment.”

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Course Overview

Earlscliffe’s English Language programme develops all four key language skills — reading, writing, listening, and speaking — through engaging morning sessions. Students take part in grammar practice, comprehension exercises, and interactive language activities that build accuracy, fluency, and confidence.

Afternoon sessions are project-based and encourage creativity through a variety of mediums, including drama, music, film, arts and crafts, and debating for more advanced learners. These projects help students use English in imaginative and collaborative ways while developing communication and teamwork skills.

Day trips are closely linked to classroom learning, with students preparing for excursions through cultural and historical study. Afterwards, they complete follow-up writing tasks such as reviews and reflections, reinforcing vocabulary and understanding while bringing language learning to life.

 

Extra Intensive English

If you’re looking to extend and challenge your English Language skills this Easter, students can take advantage of our additional learning options.

For an additional weekly fee, students can choose between an extra four hours of English in small group lessons or personalised tuition through one-to-one sessions. These options offer extra focus and support to help you reach your individual language goals.

Please speak to a member of the team for more information on pricing and availability.

On-site sports and activities include table tennis, billiards, badminton, basketball, and volleyball. Students can also enjoy karaoke evenings, football, softball, swimming, themed disco nights, mini-golf, dry slope tobogganing, and quiz nights. Special highlights include our “Summer of Talent” performance show and “jeux sans frontières” team games. Regular beach walks are also a popular part of the weekly schedule.

After the day’s lessons conclude, sports and activities begin in the mid-afternoon, providing a perfect balance of recreation and relaxation. Each session is supervised by our experienced staff to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for every student.

Earlscliffe is ideally located near Folkestone’s town centre, offering easy access to local shops, the Creative Quarter, the beach, and the coastline — all of which provide wonderful opportunities for exploration, inspiration, and leisure.

Given the changeable weather at this time of year, our Easter programme features a blend of indoor and outdoor activities, along with more travel-based excursions than in the summer months.

The weekly excursion to London is a highlight of the Earlscliffe Easter programme. The journey takes just 54 minutes from the nearby Folkestone Central station, offering students the chance to explore the capital’s landmarks, museums, and cultural attractions under staff supervision.

On Sundays, students may also visit destinations such as Leeds Castle, Bluewater shopping centre, or the historic cathedral city of Canterbury. Other excursions might include a relaxing riverboat cruise. There is also some unstructured time for students to enjoy exploring in small groups, while juniors are always fully supervised by our team.

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Ages 8-17

Earlscliffe

Earlscliffe hosts a range of contemporary, exciting and forward-thinking courses. Students also enjoy a balance of sports as well as cultural and creative activities in an international environment they quickly begin to call home. With its recently renovated residential facilities, life on campus feels both comfortable and modern. Formed of eight Victorian and Edwardian buildings, Earlscliffe Summer School is located in the charismatic English coastal town of Folkestone.

FAQs

The course is open to students aged 8-17 of all ability levels and experience with English.

Students are grouped into two categories: Juniors (ages 8-12) and Seniors (ages 13-17). Within these groups, they are further divided based on their English proficiency level, ensuring lessons are tailored to their specific needs. Each class has a maximum of 12 students, allowing for personalised attention and a focused learning environment.

The course takes place at Earlscliffe School, a prestigious boarding school with excellent facilities, located in the charming seaside town of Folkestone, Kent.

Students receive 20 lessons (16 hours) per week, with morning sessions focused on grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and interactive language tasks. Afternoons are dedicated to project-based learning, including drama, music, film, and debates.

Yes, the programme features a variety of activities, including cultural day trips linked to classroom learning, sports sessions, and creative workshops. These experiences complement the academic programme, making learning fun and engaging.

Students will improve their English proficiency, gain confidence in using the language, and enjoy a memorable experience that combines learning with cultural immersion.

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