The School - 'one of the best addresses in London!'
This area of London is one of the most popular with visitors to Britain and students students particularly, with the added attraction of Camden Lock market nearby.

Hampstead's residents include famous celebrities, film stars, artists and writers - look carefully and you might see someone you know in the shops!

The school is situated in the centre of the village, in Vale Close a quiet and secure environment.

The Royal School has a distinguished history and, as the name suggests, a Royal connection. Today this is still maintained by HRH Princess Alexandra who is Patron to the School.

The school is housed in a modern building with classrooms, the art studio, the dining room and large main hall all located on lower floors.

Day students whose parents or relatives live in London will be able to enrol for the English classes and cultural programme.

For more information on the school, visit the Web site: www.royalschoolhampstead.net

Accommodation
The upper floors accommodate residential students in comfortable, well furnished rooms. Two, three or four students share according to their age and nationality.

From the bedroom windows students look out over the centre of London and can see in the distance the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, The London Eye and city skyscrapers.

Students may choose to live in the School or stay with an English host family.

Sports facilities
Sports for the students take place on the nearby Hampstead Heath. Also nearby is an outdoor and indoor games.

Hampstead underground station is just a few minutes walk from the School, providing easy access to all the sights: Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar Square, The British Museum, The National Gallery and the West End.

Concorde International students will be accompanied by our staff to visit the major sights and museums.

Extra visits to Central London
Choosing the Royal School gives you the chance to visit the sights of London more often.

As well as the usual full day excursion, you will enjoy three afternoon visits to one of London's famous sites every week.

One of these visits will be followed by time for shopping in the West End or Knightsbridge - and you won't have to rush home for your evening meal that day, as we have arranged for you to eat in town ...

Older students have the opportunity to experience a wider social programme at their own expense. Included here are visits to the cinema, the theatre, bistros and local fashionable eating places.

Weekly London visits include:

• The Natural History Museum or The Science Museum
• The British Museum
• The South Bank - including Tate Modern
• Buckingham Palace, The Mall and Trafalgar Square
• The Houses of Parliament and Whitehall
• Shopping in Nike Town and the famous stores or Regent Street, Oxford Street and Knightsbridge

Typical weekly excursions (full day)

For more information on London, visit the Web site: www.london.gov.uk