Embassy Brighton Sussex

University of Sussex

Quick Facts

Location: University of Sussex

Dates available: 28 Jun –16 Aug

Ages: 11–19* (18 &19 yr olds accepted as part of a group with a leader)

Accommodation: Single room with en-suite

Emergency Number: +44 7771 845978

Living

Single en-suite rooms spread across multiple residence blocks
Flats of 4 to 6 rooms
Rooms furniture includes a wardrobe, desk and chair
Laundry available in each residence area for a small fee. Payment is cashless via an app
Comfortable kitchens in each flat
Meals are served in a spacious canteen
Bedrooms,bathrooms and common areas are cleaned weekly
Bed linen are changed weekly, students must bring their own towel
Wi-Fi throughout
A deposit of £30 is required upon arrival and replacement of lost room key is £70

Food Options

Breakfast

On some days students will get a hot breakfast (pancackes, sausages and cooked eggs) and/or a continental breakfast consisting of juice, coffee, toast, cereal and fruit.

Lunch

This will consist of two courses with three options, including vegetarian and halal options.

Packed lunches (provided at weekends): this will consist of water, fruit, sandwich, crisps and chocolate.

Evening Meal

This will consist of two courses with three options, including vegetarian and halal options.

Snacks

Vending machines are located in each residence building for drinks and confectionery.

Facilities

Shared lounge area in each flat
Large indoor sports hall
Plenty of outdoor areas for games and activities
Mini supermarket and cafes are available on campus
Cash machine (ATM)
Wi-Fi available in all common areas

MEALS

Meals are served in large dining hall in Bramber House.

Learning

Lessons are taught by professional and friendly English teachers
20x45 minute lessons per week, morning or afternoon
Placement test on day 1 to ensure students are in a class of the appropriate level
Maximum 20 students per class
Students will be placed in an international class with students of different nationalities
Curriculum with emphasis on communication skills
Many classrooms have interactive whiteboards
Materials included as well as an end of course report and certificate
Classrooms are located in the Fulton Building

Programme Information

Arrival

Students will be welcomed upon arrival at the Fulton Building where they will register, check-in to their rooms and get their room keys.

Welcome

On the first evening, there will be a welcome activity which is designed to ensure students have the opportunity to meet the staff and the other students. They will get to know more about the campus, its facilities and other useful information which will help them during their stay.

Activities

Activities are organized in-between lessons and during the evenings. These activities could be on-site or near to the centre. They may include:

Sports such as football, mini Olympics, rounders, table tennis, voLleyball and basketball
Daytime activities such as scavenger hunts and drama workshops.
Evening activities such as karaoke, talent show, and team games.

Getting to and From School Activities

Our students travel by coach or train for activities and excursions outside the centre.

Excursions and Trips

HALF-DAY TRIPS

Our students get to explore exciting places such as Arundel Castle, Chichester, the historic town of Lewes as well as local visits to Brighton with the Sea Life Centre.

FULL-DAY EXCURSIONS

London: students explore this exciting capital city and take a walking tour of central London (Westminster) and visit the National Gallery.
Canterbury: visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of the most visited cities in the UK, filled with medieval buildings. Enjoy the gothic architecture of Canterbury Cathedral.
Windsor Castle: students get to explore the charming, historic market town of Windsor and visit the Windsor Castle, home to the Queen of the United Kingdom.

OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS

Thorpe Park: enjoy extreme rides and attractions at this popular theme park.
London: Madame Tussauds or Tower of London.
Portsmouth: explore the Historic Dockyard, Spinnaker Tower and the Clarence Pier.

3 WEEK SAMPLE PROGRAMMES

Extra

Each 14 night stay will include 4 visits to Brighton, 2 half-day trips to other local places/cities of interest and 2 full-day excursions to other cities such as London, Canterbury and Windsor. Transport for trips may be by private coach or public transport.

Student may have lessons either in the morning or in the afternoon in week 1, alternating weekly after that.This programme is for illustrative purposes and activities and visits may change.

Weeks: 1/4/7	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday	Monday
Brighton Sussex Weeks 1/4/7	28 Jun / 19 Jul / 09 Aug	29 Jun / 20 Jul / 10 Aug	30 Jun / 21 Jul / 11 Aug	01 Jul / 22 Jul / 12 Aug	02 Jul / 23 Jul / 13 Aug	03 Jul / 24 Jul / 14 Aug	04 Jul / 25 Jul / 14 Aug
Morning	Arrivals Onsite activities Optional trip to London	Testing/Induction Lessons Local visit to Brighton	Lessons Inclusive Half day trip to Arundel Castle	Lessons Indoor sports Arts and Crafts	Lessons Inclusive Half day trip to Lewes and Anne of Cleeves House	Lessons Capture the flag Drama Dance workshop	Full-day trip to London with Westminster walking tour and national Gallery visit
Afternoon	Arrivals Onsite activities Optional trip to London	Testing/Induction Lessons Local visit to Brighton	Lessons Inclusive Half day trip to Arundel Castle	Lessons Indoor sports Arts and Crafts		Lessons Capture the flag Drama Dance workshop
Evening	Welcome games or quiz	Disco	Photo scavenger hunt Brighton Bingo	Karaoke Kahoot quiz	Nature walk Lip Dub Presentation	Brighton Fashion show	Film night Blind date

Weeks: 2/5	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday	Monday
Brighton Sussex	05 Jul / 26 Jul /	06 Jul / 27 Jul /	07 Jul / 28 Jul /	08 Jul / 29 Jul /	09 Jul / 30 Jul /	10 Jul / 31 Jul /	11 Jul / 01 Aug /
Morning	Arrivals Onsite activities Optional trip to Portsmouth	Testing/Induction Lessons Local visit to Brighton	Lessons Local visit to Brighton with sea Life visit	Lessons Outdoor sports Dance Arts and crafts	Lessons Local visit to Brighton Pier and the Lanes	Lessons Campus Monopoly Dodgeball	Full-day trip to Canterbury with walking tour and inclusive Canterbury Cathedral
Afternoon	Arrivals Onsite activities Optional trip to Portsmouth	Testing/Induction Lessons Local visit to Brighton	Lessons Local visit to Brighton with sea Life visit	Lessons Outdoor sports Dance Arts and crafts	Lessons Local visit to Brighton Pier and the Lanes	Lessons Campus Monopoly Dodgeball
Evening	Welcome games or team sports	Disco	Nature walk Egg drop	Karaoke Outdoor games	Hunger games Outdoor sports	Brighton Talent show	Film night Take me out

See sample programme

Weeks: 3/6	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday	Monday
Brighton Sussex	12 Jul / 02 Aug /	13 Jul / 03 Aug /	14 Jul / 04 Aug /	15 Jul / 05 Aug /	16 Jul / 06 Aug /	17 Jul / 07 Aug /	18 Jul / 08 Aug /
Morning	Arrivals Onsite activities Optional trip to Thorpe Park	Testing/Induction Lessons Local visit to Brighton	Lessons Half-day trip to Inclusive Herstmonceux Observatory	Lessons Indoor sports Dance workshop	Lessons Inclusive local visit to Brighton Museum and art gallery	Lessons Indoor sports Drama workshop	Full-day trip to Windsor and Windsor Castle
Afternoon	Arrivals Onsite activities Optional trip to Thorpe Park	Testing/Induction Lessons Local visit to Brighton		Lessons Indoor sports Dance workshop		Lessons Indoor sports Drama workshop	Full-day trip to Windsor and Windsor Castle
Evening	Welcome games or quiz	Disco	Zombie apocalypse photo workshop	Karaoke The voice	Embassy theatre show Marder mystery	Disco	Film night Speed dating

Student Welfare

We place the highest priority on care and supervision at all of our Embassy summer centres, so you can rest assured that students are well looked after. Members of staff are available 24 hours a day.

Student Services

Our student support staff can help you with:

Accommodation
Airport transfers
Information about local services
Assistance with individual and personal problems
Emergency contact

Medical Information

If a student needs medical attention an Embassy staff member will help make an appointment. Group leaders must accompany the student to an appointment. An Embassy staff member will accompany any student that is not part of a group.

LOCAL DOCTOR

Brighton General Hospital, Elm Grove, Brighton, BN2 3EW, Tel: +44 1273 696011

LOCAL HOSPITAL

Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital, Eastern Road, Brighton, BN2 5BE, Tel: +44 1273 696955

LOCAL DENTIST

Centre for dentistry, Lewes Road (inside Sainsbury’s), Brighton BN2 3QA, Tel: +44 1273 907002

INSURANCE

If a student does not have insurance to cover their time abroad, If a student does not have insurance, guard.me insurance is available to purchase through Embassy Summer.

SAFE

A safe will be available for the storage of passports, travel documents and deposits.

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

A 24 hour emergency telephone number is available all summer:

+44 7771 845978

Office Address

Embassy Summer Schools,
Fulton Building,
Sussex University,
Falmer, East Sussex
BN1 9NZ.

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