Do boys and girls sleep in separate accommodation?

Yes. There is separate male and female accommodation at all of our centres.

Do the staff live in the same sleeping areas as the students?

Yes. Almost all of our staff are residential and therefore sleep in the same accommodation blocks as students (separate male and female accommodation).

Is my child met at the airport on arrival and taken back to the airport on departure?

Yes. Bucksmore offers a complimentary airport transfer service for students on all of our courses arriving between 10:00-22:00.

Heathrow Airport (LHR) – Cambridge centres, Oxford centres, King’s College London, King Edward’s, Plumpton and British Heritage Tour.

Gatwick Airport (LGW) – Cambridge centres, Oxford centres, King’s College London, King Edward’s, Plumpton and British Heritage Tour.

Stansted Airport (STN) – Cambridge centres.

London City Airport (LCY) – King’s College London and British Heritage Tour.

St Pancras International Railway Station – Cambridge centres, King’s College London and British Heritage Tour.

John F Kennedy (JFK) and Newark (EWR) –  Léman Manhattan

Are Bucksmore staff with the students 24 hours a day?

Yes. Every centre has residential staff with someone available for emergency contact during the night.

Do students eat healthy, well-balanced meals?

Yes. All of our courses provide breakfast, lunch and dinner for students on-site (packed lunch on excursion days), and our host college kitchens make sure that students are provided with healthy meals.

Are the students’ travel documents and pocket money kept by the Bucksmore Centre Manager in a safe place?

Yes. Each centre keeps a safe in a secure location in order to look after student’s passports, flight tickets and pocket money. Pocket money can be given back to students during “banking hours” with the Centre Manager.

Do the students speak English all day long?

Yes. Thanks to the large amount of different nationalities on all of our courses, English is the lingua franca – ensuring that all students speak to each other in English.