Teacher reviews

Ireland is a country you want to return to again and again. And our group is no exception. Absolutely everyone in our group would like to come back to Ireland together with the group/parents or visit this country by themselves. I won't hide that Ireland captivated me from the first visit and has a special place in my heart. Everyone has their own reasons to fall irrevocably in love with this emerald island. Here are just some of them: landscapes of incredible beauty, full immersion in the English-speaking environment, cheerful and open-minded locals, rich cultural and historical heritage, delicious cheese, vast green fields and the inevitable feeling of harmony and inner peace.

English in Cyprus is a place where you can really relax. The program is quite relaxed: half a day - lessons, the other half - the sea or the pool. The kids have enough free time, they don't get tired of endless activities. On the other hand, there is a minus - it can seem a little boring.
Learning is interesting, every week classes prepare projects which they defend on Friday.

In general, I liked the school very much.
Excellent living conditions: individual accommodation with private showers, a common spacious and bright kitchen in a block of 4 rooms.
Good 3 meals a day during the week in the canteen - for lunch and dinner there is always a choice of 3 options (2 meat options and a vegetarian option), there are always fresh vegetables and fruit, hot soup. For the first time, I saw that there is a person assigned to coordinate the line in the dining room who makes sure there are no delays and the line moves at a brisk pace. And it really significantly reduces the waiting time (the camp is big, long line like everywhere else).

The university campus is very beautiful and picturesque. It is located in a quiet and green area of London. It takes 30-40 minutes by public transport to get to the city center. The sightseeing program is very well organized. We looked at all the main attractions, but we also had time to explore the nooks and crannies of London on our own. Everyone enjoyed the trip and it went very well!

Roedean School was originally a private school for girls. The school building was built in 1896 and while there you can feel like a hero of English books. The school's excellent infrastructure, beautiful rooms, grounds and views of the English Channel will not leave you indifferent.
In the summer vacations the school is rented various summer camps. Our group was part of the school ALPADIA. Managers and activity leaders of the school try very hard and work as hard as they can. On excursions it is better to go with your group to have time to see the sights, and there are a lot of them in Brighton and London!
Conclusion - it's a lovely school with good facilities, good food and great views, but if you want to get the most out of the trip, go as a group!