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Harrow House is my favorite summer school. I don't know of any other school that compares to it in terms of infrastructure, organization, childcare, and staff involvement. This school is great for all ages. Suitable for those who want to see a real English town, admire the beautiful cliffs and socialize not only as part of their group, but also, really, dive into the international environment of communication.
Not suitable for those who want to visit museums every day, as trips are planned only for the program of culture and activities. Also for those who expect to go shopping every day! :)
I would safely give this school 10 out of 10.

Staying at Harrow House caused positive emotions among the guys. An ideal location, a variety of activities, delicious food and endless opportunities to communicate with students from different countries - all this contributed to the wonderful overall experience of traveling to England!

Harrow House is a small Hogwarts, which is located on a hill overlooking the English Channel. The place is really picturesque and peaceful. Basically, pensioners live in the city of Swanage (three hours from London, with traffic jams - four), and on weekends everyone comes to the coast to sunbathe on the local sandy beach.

The school is really good, clean and spacious. Located in the cozy town of Swanage, on the coast of the English Channel, 2.5 hours drive from London. The area is very beautiful: sandy beaches, green fields, parks and seagulls. I recommend it to those who love nature and want to improve their English. The teachers at the school are good, the classes are well equipped, the lessons are interesting, with a great emphasis on communication and the use of modern teaching methods. The evening program is also thought out: discos, karaoke, table tennis, cinema and many other entertainments will not let you get bored in the evenings.

Canterbury is a small but incredibly beautiful and very cozy English town with a rich history and centuries-old traditions. In my opinion, it is an ideal place where you can feel the spirit of real English culture, immerse yourself in the English language, distinguishing the accents of the most remote corners of England, and really feel like a real Englishman with a cup of cream tea in the local tearooms, which are located in the buildings of the 16th century.