
Newcastle for a fourteen-year-old: a week, hour by hour
Four hours of English in the morning, the Quayside in the afternoon, a host family for dinner. What our largest course feels like from a Monday to a Sunday.
5 August 20266 min read

2-week football and English course with professional coaching and cultural excursions.
2 weeks
Duration
9–17
Age Range
16h
Tuition/week
Newcastle
United Kingdom
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All durations: Ages 9–17 · 16 hours a week of English
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15 days · 10 afternoons of English · 4 excursions
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Flight arrival and airport transfer Travel
A Roseworth representative meets the group at the airport and travels with them to Newcastle.
Host families collect from Newcastle Central Station Travel
Host family evening meal Meal
Representative sample of the two-week (14-day) Football Academy: 15 hours English tuition and 10 hours professional coaching per week, plus excursions to Edinburgh, York, Durham and Tynemouth. Weekdays follow a repeating classes-plus-coaching pattern; distinct excursion, tournament and free days are shown individually.

Football Academy students stay with experienced Newcastle host families who understand the demands of a sports course. Packed lunches are provided for training days, and families are happy to accommodate kit laundry and early starts. All families are DBS-checked and located in residential areas with good transport links to training facilities.

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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