Oxford
In D’Overbroeck’s Collage, students achieve excellent academic results in an enjoyable and comfortable setting. Our tutors are not only experts in their fields, but are also excellent communicators, which results in a motivated classroom, develops self-confident students and instils a passion for learning. The school comprises more than 200 students, the majority being British, with approximately 29% of students coming from other parts of the world. The relationship between staff and pupils is very good and the atmosphere is positive and friendly. D’Ocerbroeck’s provides excellent academic preparation for entry to British universities by helping students develop their academic potential and by practising learning techniques which are needed for university study. The school offers a wide range of subjects, including more traditional subjects such as Maths, Physics and Chemistry and more modern ones such as Economics and Accountancy. |
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Brighton
Brighton is one of the most beautiful and lively coastal towns of England, brimming with culture all year round. It has a real cosmopolitan feel. The school is located in an attractive area with views of Brighton port, which is in easy reach of the historic centre of the city. It is the oldest children’s school in Britain and offers a complete educational programme which respects the best of academic tradition in Britain. The majority of our 400 students that attend the centre come from the thriving local community, however there are international students coming from all parts of the world, who are fully integrated into school life.
Students can undertake primary and secondary education, achieve UK qualifications such as GCSEs (General Certificate of Secondary Education) and prepare A-levels, or even stay for brief periods.
The school boasts three residences designed to attend to the needs of different age groups. Life in the residences has an emphasis on the student as an individual and in their personal and academic growth. Its aims include developing personal responsibility and respect for elders.
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Pembury
Kent College, Pembury, est.1986, is a dynamic and cheerful school for girls. It possesses a high academic record and offers exceptional individual support to students. Students have a complete activity program at their disposal which enables them to discover their own qualities and to develop them.
Surrounded by green fields and situated on the outskirts of Tumbridge Wells, in Kent, the precious 30 hectare state comprises a Victorian era building alongside modern, well-equipped additions which include a recently-built theatre, a gym, a heated swimming pool, ICT classrooms, a music school and accommodation. Kent College offers continuous education for girls aged between 3 and 18 in a magnificent environment. Students are welcomed from all over the world and these different cultures enrich the lives and experience of all our students. |
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Padworth
Padworth is a school located in a beautiful and calm rural area, very close to the university town of Reading. Since being founded in 1963, the school has been in the lead of pre-university education for girls, and our students achieve excellent results in various university courses. It is Padworth tradition to teach and prepare girls in the best way possible for higher education. Students are taught to be hard-working and responsible. International diversity is one of Padworth’s most distinctive characteristics, which offers the exceptional opportunity to study with girls from various parts of the world. There is normally no more than 12 students per class, ensuring a high level of personal attention. The teaching staff are all specialists in their fields and are not only committed to teaching merely the subject content but also study methods and techniques which are fundamental to achieving good results in examinations. |
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