A Tricky Pronunciation Test
On our varied programme schedule, we have visited Chichester, staged a very competitive ‘pub quiz’, gone boating on a lake, gone on a ‘Ghost and Murder Mystery Tour’ of Arundel, visited the wetlands centre, watched the semi-finals and final of Euro 2016, and played plenty of indoor and outdoor games. Last weeks creative group project – the writing and acting of a theatre sketch – will have a post of its own!
The Wetlands Centre
The Wetlands Centre, with over 50 species of bird
EURO 2016
Echo ‘Casino’
Outdoor games in the garden
Students at Echo don’t only learn in class. The exclusive use of English at all times – activities, excursions, meals, around the house – forces them to experiment, to leave their comfort zone, and to use English communicatively and creatively in relevant contexts. Thus they learn at a deeper, more experiential level involving a greater variety of cognitive and emotional stimuli and processes, often without even being aware of it, while at the same time having a great deal of fun!
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