The College is truly international - there were 50 nationalities represented at the College last year. The atmosphere is exciting, very warm and friendly but old fashioned, great emphasis upon hard work and polite behaviour.
Beautiful campus, high standard of fittings and furniture. Wide range of sports including obvious ones (plus riding, Karate, aerobics, fencing, ballroom dancing) - all on a voluntary basis.
From September 1990 the College has offered Japanese language classes. Chinese language classes since September 1995. British and European students are keen to learn these languages and the lessons are proving to be very popular. From September 1995 Mandarin Chinese will be offered as a GCSE subject.
The College remains open during the holidays between September and June. Students are welcome to stay at College during the holidays and at no extra charge for accommodation and meals.
During July and August there are intensive examination classes in Science, Mathematics and Economics for 'A' level and for GCSE students.
