St Giles London

Welcome to St Giles, a very prestigious English language school which was opened in 1955 in Soho. Paul and Diana Lindsey established the school, and for today the Lindsey family is at the helm of the company. In 2020 the network of the schools has celebrated the 65th anniversary. Such a great experience helps to comply with the high standards of tuition and cope with different needs, aims and aspirations of students. St Giles has received the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, one of the most prestigious business awards in the UK.
There are six year-round adult centres, nine junior and family summer centres and three centres for executives in St Giles. Whether improve your language skills, get career prospects, to enhance your opportunities or just for fun, St Giles Language School is a perfect choice for achieving your goals. A considerable number of learners choose the school due to its prestigious status, impeccable reputation and a wide range of courses. Tuition is focused on putting the students’ need first. So they will achieve great success and make progress.
Learn English, travel the world and make new friends with St Giles!

LOCATION

St Giles has a network of schools around the world located in the most attractive destinations of English-speaking countries: the UK – Brighton, Bournemouth, Cambridge, Canterbury, Eastbourne, London Central, London Highgate, Oxford and Windsor; Canada –Vancouver.
St Giles London Central is the largest and liveliest school of the network that was founded in 1955. It has a convenient location in the city centre close to London landmarks and transport links. The school has its residence on-site.

MAJOR SIGHTS NEARBY

London is the most diverse and cosmopolitan cities in the world. The town is ancient; it was founded more than two thousand years ago.
London is home to the world’s most famous tourist attractions. They include the London Eye, the Madame Tussaud’s Museum, Big Ben, the Buckingham Palace, and many others.
Buckingham Palace is the legal residence of Queen Elizabeth. Besides, one of the main places of interest is the Tower of London, one of the oldest buildings that at different times was used as a royal residence, fortress, prison, mint and, even, zoo. Today it is the place where the Crown Jewels are kept.
Trafalgar Square is one of the great spots. It was named after the victory in the Battle of Trafalgar. There is Nelson’s column with four lions in the centre of the square. Nearby this site, you can visit the National Gallery, St. Martin-in-the-field and Admiralty Arch.
Don’t lose your chance to go to a historic area of London, Westminster. It includes such landmarks as Westminster Abbey, the place of coronation and burial site for all British kings and queens, and the Palace of Westminster, the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

AVAILABLE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL PROGRAMMES

The Social Programme Coordinators organise various social and cultural programmes to dilute your days of study. You are offered to take part in an exciting and fascinating afternoon, evening and weekend activities and excursions where you can meet new friends and practise your English. Some activities are free, whilst others will be for an extra charge.

ACCOMMODATION

RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION – STANDARD

• Total number of student beds: 150
• Beds per room: 1
• Shared bathroom
• Common area
• Laundry facilities: self-service
• Towels provided
• Internet in room
• 24-hour supervision
• Security staff