Studying at Farlington Language School

Our courses are focused on preparing international students for further study in the UK and overseas. Attending a course at Farlington Language School is an excellent way to prepare should you wish to subsequently apply for a place at Farlington School (for which entry requirements are higher). They also provide a great opportunity to experience a short-term British Boarding education.

At Farlington Language School, students will study a minimum of three hours of English language per day, appropriate to their age and level, as well as having lessons with specialist teaching in technology, computer science and entrepreneurism.

Modules will include:

Everyday English - drama, role play and literature
Academic English/curriculum-support English - relevant to academic subject areas
English language around the culture of the UK (both modern and historic)
Design Technology, Computer Science and Business Studies tuition provides the opportunity to develop Business English skills and understanding, alongside emerging technologies.

In addition, each course will include an elective activity session per day. At the start of each week, Language School students will select an activity for each day from the following list:

Art	Enjoy drawing and painting with expert tuition in our beautiful art studio
Badminton	Daily badminton sessions offered in our sports hall
Basketball	Daily basketball sessions offered in our sports hall
Cookery	Learn to cook new dishes in our cookery room, and enjoy eating what you make!
Football	Enjoy a game of football on our Astro pitch
Gardening	Fancy some mindful gardening? Learn some horticulture with us
Golf	Visit Slinfold Golf & Country Club for expert tuition (additional cost)
Media	Design and create a magazine cover and film a short advert
Tennis	Enjoy some summer tennis on our hard courts
Gym	Enjoy a supervised session in our own Fitness Suite

Trips & Visits

During a stay at Farlington Language School, we want students to experience different parts of the UK. We will therefore run a trip to London mid-week, with a cultural activity included.

Students staying for two weeks can enjoy our weekend trips which enhance students' experience of the UK - examples include a day trip to Brighton on the coast, and a trip to Portsmouth's historic dockyard on the train.

During the week, a trip to Horsham (our local town) can also be expected.