School group tours in London, Oxford,College homestay

Are you an English teacher? Do you want your students to have an experience in England that combines both leisure and guaranteed learning?

Try our program with morning lessons and excursion or sports activities in English organised by Host Link for schools groups coming throughout the year. Lessons cover a wide range of topics and are predominantly conversational classes with some grammar. We can tailor topics to your excursion programme to make it fun and interesting for your learners.

After lessons and activities your students will be with one our friendly and lovely host families to continue to improve their spoken English in the homestay as well as find out about UK culture, food and experience

Our typical Programme:

Day 1- Arrival in the UK – excursion and evening dinner with homestay host/s

Day 2 – Lessons in the morning / sport, street dance… or excursion in the afternoon

Day 3 – Lessons in the morning / sport, street dance or excursions in the afternoon

Day 4- Lessons in the morning / sport, street dance or excursions in the afternoon

Day 5- Departure / return home.

Examples of different activities we can offer:

Sports (rugby, football, hockey , lacrosse , cricket , tug of war and mixed sports)
Visits to museums and sports stadiums
Local tours in your host city
Attractions and theatre tickets
Excursions to London, Oxford , Windsor, Bath , Salisbury and places of interest.

Contact: info@host-link.co.uk about your needs.

Sonia
( Teacher of School Programme France)

We have nothing to complain about. Everything was so good. Be sure we are ready to come back again.

Langauge School
( School Director)

"Host Link have performed their job of family-finder, family inspector and advisor with great professionalism with the result that both families and students have been well served and very happy with their arrangements. On the rare o

Oluremi
( Nigerian Parent of Reading IFP student)

“When my son was to come over to England for his studies in Reading, his mum and I were worried that he had never been from the family for more than a week in his life and coming from a close knit family, hence we felt he would be missing ho