Study English in Brighton, South England

English school in Brighton

Our school in the young and vibrant city of Brighton may have everything you’re looking for. When you arrive at Brighton school, you will join a small and friendly community of students who will encourage you to reach the highest level in your English language learning.

Studying in a beautiful building in a historic area of the city, you will also have the energy and excitement of Brighton on your doorstep. So, whether you want to eat fish and chips on the beach, go on a rollercoaster on the pier or relax to some live music, Brighton has it all to offer. 

School Facilities

• Historic building
• Bright and spacious classrooms with interactive whiteboards
• Wifi and computer facilities
• Social room and student kitchen

Accreditations

The school is accredited by:

Study English in Brighton

Brighton is one of the biggest tourist destinations in the south of England, especially for Londoners , who see this city as an ideal location for rest and leisure by the sea. It was the preferred location for the English aristocracy to spend their holiday periods and it still retains many palaces and museums in the Victorian style.

Today it is a modern and cosmopolitan city and probably the most beautiful and lively seaside town in England . Due to its geographical location the weather is usually good , almost "tropical" climate, palm trees and boardwalks that remind you of any southernmost city in Europe.
The intense nightlife has a solid reputation and this is due to the presence of many young people who come to study in two prestigious universities, with numerous influxes of foreign students all year and every year .

Useful Information about Brighton

Getting around Brighton

Brighton is not very big but it is made of many streets, so the best option is to use public transport or take a taxi. Without a doubt the best means of transport is the bus as there are regular and prompt services that take you anywhere in the city. The bus company that serves the town is called Brighton & Hove .

A single ticket costs £ 1.50 and a full day ticket is £ 2.80.

Interesting facts about Brighton

At the end of the eighteenth century , the British royal family chose the city of Brighton for their summer residence
It is one of the most visited coastal places in England . Its population of about 120,000 inhabitants doubles during the summers.
The city receives more than 8 million tourists, most of them from the United Kingdom .
Among the many residents of Brighton, it is the birthplace of filmmaker Richard Attenborough, politican Sir Winston Churchill ( studied at Brighton) , the writer Rudyard Kipling , actress Vivian Leigh or Emperor Napoleon III of France, who was temporarily exiled in Brighton after being dethroned.
The capital London is just 50 minutes by train.
Brighton is the capital of the gay movement in the UK

Attractions in Brighton

• " Royal Pavilion" , home to King George IV , and probably the most exotic and extravagant royal palace in Europe. Imitates the Chinese palaces inside with its decor and the outside appearance is influenced by the Indian architecture.
• The Promenade , since there is nothing that can compare to an invigorating walk along the sea to clear your head or appetite.
• A Walk in the Volks Electric Railway , the oldest in England
• The oldest aquariums in the country, the underwater world of Sea Life Centre,
• Brighton Pier with its amusement park , its cotton candy stalls and arcades
• The Brighton Museum and Art Gallery: is a museum dedicated to archeology, history, ceramics and painting.
• The Booth Museum of Natural History brings together more than half a million species of stuffed animals.

And at night for students in Brighton?

The march in Brighton is famous and is surpassed only by the one in London.
In the center of town and along the seafront there are over 150 bars, each with Victorian charm; from small halls and churches transformed into bars, to pubs largely based on a specific theme. There are definitely places for all tastes and in the summer, there are music festivals on the beaches .

If what you want is somewhere quieter, you can go to a Lounge Bar
But Brighton is famous for its nightlife and there are usually not many quiet places to go at the weekend. Many bars serve very good meals , others offer live music , some even have karaoke ; and all serve excellent beer. Of course , if you are old enough.
Some bars even have their own beer factory adjacent  ( The Evening Star, The Hand in Hand, and The Hedgehog and Hogshead ) . The breweries are more locally renowned " King and Barnes and Harveys " in Lewes, and also " Spinnaker Ales " in Lancing.

National Express Airport Bus
Train Information in UK
Visitor Information Centre in Brighton
Classic Car Tour from London to Brighton
Guide to Brighton
Website of Brighton Pier