Send a child to the British boarding school – it's a tough decision, because he will be in a foreign country, away from family and friends. However, training in the uk provides an opportunity not only to improve the English language and get an education in Europe's oldest schools, but also provides a real chance to go to the famous universities of Cambridge and Oxford. Moreover, the British education is recognized in other countries, so completing a training course in England, you can aspire to, for example, at Harvard. Of course, the British school diploma does not guarantee that your child will grow out of the new Nobel laureate, but in general education in England is aimed at sided development of personality and helps the child to realize their full potential in art, sport and science. And apart from the oldest educational institutions for centuries bringing the elite of the United Kingdom, there are many other schools, where prices are more affordable and the quality of education remains high. Therefore, training in England enjoys a well-deserved popularity among students from different countries around the world.

However, despite all these advantages, send the child to another country is not easy. Not a bad decision – to start to send him to summer language courses, and only then decide whether to undergo a full training in England. Many boarding schools during the vacations offer such programs for foreigners: anyone can go for a certain fee language teaching in England, learn the culture of the country and immerse yourself in the language. And if the courses are organized that school to which you plan to send the child for further education, he can feel all the pros and cons of their future studies. And, of course, to tighten English – before it enters it's just necessary. I must say that such courses are organized, not all schools, and most of the proposed language programs are held in special training centers. However, among those who still offer such training in England, many respected and prestigious educational institutions. For example, Bradfield College, founded in 1850, organizes every summer courses lasting 2, 3 or 4 weeks. It should be noted that foreigners are willing to take on continuous training in England. Thus, the average British private schools are gaining up to 10% of students from abroad, and Bradfield, this number increased to 15%.