Rose of York London Junior

The school was founded by a family who moved from York to London in the early 1980s with the dream of uniting people around the world who would like to learn English in one of the best and authentic locations for English language learning, London.
Rose of York is located in the heart of London, and it has a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The school has been successful in providing English lessons since 1989. The main goal is to enable students to reach a high level of English and enjoy their learning experience in London.
All of the teachers are qualified, and they develop courses while focusing on the needs of the students. This is the main reason why Rose of York has been successful for a long time.
The staff in charge of the youth programme have passed essential checks and procedures regarding teaching young learners. They also hold relevant certificates, including the Safeguarding Certificate.

LOCATION

The school location is right in the centre of London on Oxford Street. Where else can you have a better learning experience than in the capital of where the English language originated? The area in and around the school is generally very safe with low levels of crime. Hope to see you in London.

MAJOR SIGHTS NEARBY

This location has different beautiful sights to explore nearby ranging from cultural and historic buildings, natural landscapes, museums & galleries, shopping and restaurant destinations.
The school located on one of London’s main streets is within walking distance of many attractions and sights. One of the closest and exciting places in the Soho Square Gardens, with a lot of green spaces and is perfect for a walk. In the vicinity are also some theatres including, Soho Theatre, Prince Edward Theatre and Palace Theatre.

AVAILABLE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL PROGRAMMES

Social activities are essential for students as it gives them a chance to use their newly learnt English language students while out and in everyday situations. Rose of York organises social activities and cultural excursions to places like museums, sightseeing tours, parties, quiz nights and a lot more.
During these events, students will meet new friends through interaction and participation in the activities. This is all managed by the social events organiser who will make sure everybody is participating and having a good time. Friendships will be formed, which will last a lifetime.
The following are some example excursions for young learners:
Walking tour of London’s West End, Natural History Museum, Shakespeare Globe Experience, Picnic in Hyde Park, Greenwich Market, Walking Tour of Knightsbridge, National Gallery Museum, Thames River Cruise, Movie Afternoon, V&A Museum of Childhood, Walking Tour of Southbank, Science Museum, London Bridge and Monumentum, Picnic in Victoria Park, Borough Market, Walking Tour of Westminister, Tate Modern Museum, Madame Tussauds, Picnic in Regents Park, Old Spitalfields Market, Walking Tour of Oxford Street, British Museum, Tower of London, National Portrait Gallery, Camden Market along with some optional Saturday excursions.