The winter season of English courses in London begins

One of London’s most popular language schools, the Burlington School of English, will host a range of themed programmes this winter.
This will allow to interest and motivate not only beginners to their way to foreign education, but also those who have already had experience of learning and are looking for something new and unusual.

This course is for people who want to broaden their horizons, visit the country of King Arthur, Shakespeare, Sherlock Holmes and improve their knowledge of English.
The lessons will cover grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening and speaking. At each class, students will learn British culture, and at the end of the course each participant will be able to write a project on the topic he likes.

Dates: mid-December to early February.
Age: 7-17.
English level: from primary to advanced
Lessons: 20 (15 hours) per week
Social program and activity: Monday to Friday 14:30-17:30
Cost: £270.00 per week (excluding accommodation)

List of thematic weeks.

The bells are ringing. Christmas program (December 9- December 15)

Do you know where to skate in the British capital? How did the tradition of putting a Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square come about? Which London street lights up more than 1 million lights for Christmas?

Merry Christmas. Christmas program (December 16- December 22).

How many lights are lit for Christmas in Harrods? Where can I try traditional British Christmas dishes? What was the first wax figure to appear at Madame Tussauds?
Winter’s Tale. Christmas program (December 30 – January 5)

Want to skate in London? Learn more about the Revenanian traditions and legends? When was the first time Santa appeared in London’s most famous shopping centre (Harrods?

The magical world of the Harry Potter universe. New Year’s program (January 6- January 12).

Did you know that the famous English writer J.K. Rowling was an English teacher? Where is the entrance to the Ministry of Magic? What inspired the director of films about a boy who survived to make the hogwarts hall just like that?

A clean planet. New Year’s program (January 13-January 19).

Do you know which station in London generates electricity with special solar panels? How in today’s world can you live without plastic? What trace do we leave behind on planet Earth?

Art program (music, theatre and cinema.

Do you know where the Beatles gave their last concert? What kind of performance is so much liked by the public that is the longest show on the London stage? And what subway stations are used for shooting Hollywood movies?

The ancient city of London. New Year’s program (January 27- February 2).

Do you know when the London Underground opened? What is the story of the most famous clock and The World, London’s Big Ben? Where and how did the Great London Fire begin?

Kings and queens of the United Kingdom. New Year’s program (February 3 – February 9).

Do you know how many rulers there were in Britain? Who won the War of the Roses? How many wives did King Henry VIII have?
You can go to England at any time of the year, the climate allows, but especially good you can feel the traditions and spirit of this country in the Christmas and New Year period. Mercury Education specialists will help you organize everything exactly as you need it. The result of the study will be inevitable, and positive emotions will remain forever. Contact for details over the phone or via feedback form.