Stirling

Stirling, ancient Edinburgh The gateway to the Highlands, it blends medieval charm and modern vibrancy thanks to its role as a university city. Dominated by the majestic Stirling Castle, a residence of the Stuart kings, it offers evocative panoramas and historical testimonies linked to figures like William Wallace, remembered by the Wallace Monument, and to the Scottish Wars of Independence such as Bannockburn. Located between Edinburgh and Glasgow, it is a strategic point for exploring central Scotland and the Highlands, combining culture, nature, and traditions.

Key attractions include the Church of the Holy Rude, Cambuskenneth Abbey, and the Old Town Jail. Rich in legends and historical sights, Stirling is a destination that blends history, adventure, and student life into a memorable experience.

The school: UUniversity of Stirling

• Campus set in an extraordinary natural setting, with Central Loch, spacious green areas and a view of the The Trossachs and on Wallace Monument.
• Founded in 1967, is one of the most evocative settings in the UK for studying English.
• Modern structures
  • Spacious, air-conditioned and equipped rooms
  • Free Wi-Fi throughout the campus
  • Dedicated study spaces
  • Shop, bank, chemist's, cinema, coffee shop
• Sports facilities among the best in Scotland: sports hall, tennis and football pitches, athletics track, large green spaces.
• Accreditations British Council, English UK, HIGH.

• Standard English – 15 hours per week, with a staggered timetable (lessons spread throughout the day).
• Homogeneous level classes (max 18 students), definite conclusion:
  • Online grammar/listening test before departure
  • Speaking/Writing test on arrival
• Educational materials provided by the school.
• Certificate of attendance finale.

Juniper Court Residence

• Single rooms with en-suite bathroom
• Apartments with up to 10 rooms
• Shared kitchens (oven/cooker off), fridge/freezer and common areas
• A 5-minute walk from the main campus
• 24/7 Security: on-campus staff, CCTV, controlled access.
• Bed linen provided
• Towels not provided.
• Paid laundry: wash £2.60–£3.00, dry £1.20.
• Full board (from dinner on day 1 to breakfast on the last day; non-refundable meals).
• Security deposit £100 / €120. Wi-Fi in all accommodation.

5 full-day excursions

1. Stirling – Stirling Castle, Scavenger Hunt, city centre 2. Edinburgh – National Museum, Royal Mile, Grassmarket, Parliament
3. Glasgow – Kelvingrove Museum, West End, City Centre
4. Edinburgh – Calton Hill, Princes Street, Dean Village, Royal Botanic Gardens
5. The Trossachs Tour – Loch Lomond, Loch Katrine Cruise, Callander (or alternative)

One recreational sports day

Possible activities: basketball, arts & crafts, drama project, volleyball, hockey, debate workshop.

PLATINUM PROGRAMME

• One Sunday free (campus or activities managed by the group leader).
• A Sunday with an excursion to St Andrews & Dundee (V&A Museum and historic centres).
• Extra activities during some excursions, e.g. a visit to Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace.

Full programme: from €5,080

Organisation notes

Welcome Disco, sports tournaments, culture nights (Scotland, England, Ireland, Wales), Talent Shows, TikTok Challenges, Murder Mystery, Trashion Show, Yearbook Making, Leaving Disco, and many more.

• The programme alternates Days full of lessons e Days full of excursions.

Full programme: From £2,790 Flights R/T: £250– £490 (average range detectable online)