Study Holiday

Newcastle Winter Programme

2-week winter course in Newcastle with festive activities and cultural excursions.

2 weeks

Duration

9–17

Age Range

16h

Tuition/week

Newcastle

United Kingdom

Dates and availability

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Students on a guided tour of Newcastle city centre
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Newcastle Quayside and the Tyne bridges
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Students in a university seminar room
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An English class in progress
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About This Course

Experience the magic of a British winter with our 2-week Newcastle Winter Programme. Combining English tuition with festive activities and cultural excursions, students enjoy the unique atmosphere of Newcastle in winter, including visits to Christmas markets, ice skating, and traditional winter activities.

What's Included

Included

Return flight for students and groups arriving from Spain, Morocco, Portugal or Italy, with Ryanair, Vueling or Jet2
One 10kg item of hand luggage and a bag, on the flight-inclusive course
Boarding cards — we check the group in and email them a few days before you travel
Airport transfers, to and from, within the UK
24-hour assistance
Host family accommodation with full board — breakfast, a packed lunch or meal voucher, and dinner — in shared rooms of two to three students
16 hours of English tuition a week, every afternoon
Educational material, and a certificate at the end of the course
Full days at Alnwick Castle, in Edinburgh and in York
Half days in Durham, Tynemouth and South Shields
The Hancock Museum, the MetroCentre, a cinema afternoon and a stadium tour at St James' Park
Every activity and excursion in the course, and all the train tickets for them

Not Included

Personal spending money
The optional extras listed below
Visa fees, where a visa is needed

What Makes It Special

16 hours of English tuition per week, every afternoon
Full day trips to Alnwick Castle, Edinburgh and York
Half days in Durham, Tynemouth and South Shields
The Hancock Museum, the MetroCentre and a cinema afternoon
A stadium tour at St James' Park
Host family accommodation with full board

Day-by-Day Itinerary

See what each day has in store

Day by day

Your trip based in Newcastle

15 days · 8 afternoons of English · 9 excursions

Newcastle Quayside and the Tyne bridges
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Arrival in Newcastle

Travel · Meal

  1. 13:00–17:00

    Flight arrival and airport transfer Travel

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

  2. 17:30

    Host families collect from the station Travel

  3. 18:30

    Host family evening meal Meal

Representative sample of the two-week (14-day) Winter Programme, running in the festive season (late November to mid-December). 15 hours English tuition per week with seasonal activities. Repeating weekday classes are shown once; named festive activities and excursions are shown individually.

Where You'll Stay

Host Family
Host Family

Students stay with a Newcastle host family in shared rooms of two to three — usually two — with full board: breakfast, a packed lunch or a meal voucher, and dinner every day. A hotel in Newcastle or the student residence are available instead.

Shared rooms, two to three students per family
Full board — breakfast, packed lunch and dinner
A hotel or the student residence as an alternative
Two free days with the family
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.

Alnwick Castle visit

Priced per student, in place of the free day with the host family.

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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