Cultural Experience

Harry Potter Experience

Three weeks between Peterborough and Newcastle, themed on the wizarding world: filming locations, the Studio Tour and English tuition.

3 weeks

Duration

9–17

Age Range

15h

Tuition/week

Newcastle

United Kingdom

Dates and availability

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The Hogwarts Express at the Warner Bros Studio Tour London
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A large student group on the lawn in front of Burghley House, Stamford
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A student group in front of the west front of Peterborough Cathedral
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A student group at the Great Gate of Trinity College, Cambridge
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Big Ben and the clock tower of the Palace of Westminster
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Newcastle Quayside and the Tyne bridges
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A common room with armchairs and bookshelves
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About This Course

A three-week course themed around the wizarding world, split between two cities — Peterborough and Newcastle — and built around visits to the places the films were made. Students stay with English-speaking host families, study English through the Harry Potter universe with teachers and guides who know it, and travel out for the Warner Bros. Studio Tour, Alnwick Castle, Durham Cathedral, and full days in Edinburgh, York and London.

What's Included

Included

Host family accommodation with full board
12-16 hours of English tuition per week
All learning materials
Train tickets for all excursions
Warner Bros. Studio Tour entry
Alnwick Castle entry
24-hour assistance
Certificate at the end of the course

Not Included

Flights
Travel insurance
Personal spending money

What Makes It Special

Three weeks split between Peterborough and Newcastle
Warner Bros. Studio Tour — the making of Harry Potter
Alnwick Castle, the Hogwarts exterior
Durham Cathedral, used for the Hogwarts interiors
Full days in Edinburgh, York and London
English tuition themed around the Harry Potter universe

Day-by-Day Itinerary

See what each day has in store

Day by day

Your trip based in Newcastle

22 days · 11 days of English · 15 excursions

A student group in front of the west front of Peterborough Cathedral
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Arrival in Peterborough

Travel · Meal

  1. 09:00–17:00

    Flight arrival and airport transfer Travel

    A Roseworth representative meets the group at the airport and travels with them to Peterborough by train or coach.

  2. 17:30

    Host families collect from the meeting point Travel

  3. 18:30

    Host family evening meal Meal

Representative sample of the three-week (21-day) Harry Potter Experience, based in Newcastle with a mid-course London stay. 15 hours of Potter-themed English tuition per week; a sorting ceremony and house competition run throughout. Repeating weekday classes are condensed; named excursions and themed events are shown individually.

Where You'll Stay

Host Family
Host Family

The course is split between two cities, Peterborough and Newcastle, and students stay with English-speaking host families in both — shared rooms, two to three students per family, with breakfast, a packed lunch and dinner every day. Students who prefer not to stay with a family can be accommodated in a hotel in Peterborough and in either a hotel or the Northumbria University residence in Newcastle.

Host families in both Peterborough and Newcastle
Full board — breakfast, packed lunch and dinner
Shared rooms, two to three students per family
Hotel alternative in Peterborough
Hotel or Northumbria University residence in Newcastle
24-hour assistance
How accommodation works, and how host families are checked

Optional Extras

Added on enquiry — the office confirms what each one costs with your quote.

English cream tea experience

Tower of London

Madame Tussauds and a River Thames cruise

River Thames cruise

London city tour bus

An extra day in London

Punting in Cambridge

Priced per boat, up to twelve people.

Study Destination

Discover Newcastle

Newcastle upon Tyne sits on the north bank of the River Tyne in North East England, and grew from a Roman settlement into a centre for coal mining and shipbuilding, and famous inventors. It is the 5th most populous region in the United Kingdom and today is a business and cultural centre with a beautiful Georgian city centre, stunning beaches, and a particular reputation for being the friendliest city in the UK. Among its icons are musical legends, Newcastle United football team and the Tyne Bridge.

Weather

Newcastle has a temperate oceanic climate with cool summers (15-20C) and mild winters (2-7C). Rainfall is spread throughout the year.

Getting There

Newcastle Airport (NCL) has direct flights from many European cities. The city is well-connected by train to London (3hrs), Edinburgh (1.5hrs), and York (1hr).

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Ages 9–17 for this programme, taken at the start of the course

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