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Student
Information
Manual 2012
Thank you for choosing to study at Channel School of English.

My name is Maribel and I am the co-Director of Country Cousins, along
with my husband, Jose. We both look forward to meeting you during
your time in Ilfracombe.

Country Cousins is a small, family business. We know all our students by
their names, and we aim to help them to achieve their personal goals.

From the first moment at Channel School our Welfare team, Teachers,
Sports Instructors, Activity Leaders and Host Families will be there to at-
tend to your needs to ensure an experience to take home and treasure
for life.




            Jose and me at the front of Channel School

This Student Manual will provide you with some information which we
hope you find useful.

Please read it carefully and bring a copy with you…
… you might be a winner! (see last page for details)


                                                    Maribel
BEFORE ARRIVING IN THE UK...
        … don’t forget to bring:



               NOTEBOOK & PEN




            WATERPROOF JACKET




              WALKING SHOES




                 SWIMWEAR




                LARGE TOWEL




                 SUNBLOCK



            EUROPEAN HEALTH IN-
            SURANCE CARD (replaces
               the old E111 form)
POCKET MONEY

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                                            Magazine        £3
  Ice Cream      £1.25
                                             Postcard      £0.50

Fizzy Drink      £0.80
                                             Overseas
                                                           £0.60
                                              Stamp
Chocolate bar    £0.65


   Crisps        £0.65                       Cinema         £6

   Burger        £2.20                      Swimming
                                                           £3.50
                                               Pool
   Chips         £1.50                      Return bus
                                             ticket to:-
Small / Medium                             - Barnstaple    £4.50
               £6.50
    Pizza                                   (shopping)
                                           - Woolacombe    £3.50
                                           (beach)
7 THINGS TO REMEMBER WHILST IN ENGLAND


1. SMOKING
In the UK it is ILLEGAL for those aged under 18 to buy cigarettes. England
is now a smoke free country, so smoking in enclosed public spaces is not allowed!

2. ALCOHOL
In the UK it is ILLEGAL to buy or consume alcohol if under 18, whether in a pub or
from a shop. It is also illegal to drink alcohol on the streets of Ilfracombe!
Do not enter a pub without your host family or our staff if you are under
18!

3. STEALING
If you are caught stealing or shoplifting, the POLICE will be informed, your
PARENTS will be notified and you will be sent HOME at additional cost to your
parents. Stealing could result in you having a CRIMINAL RECORD.

4. ROAD SAFETY: “THINK, STOP, LOOK & LISTEN, WAIT, CROSS”

•    THINK! Find the safest place to cross, preferably a pedestrian crossing.
•    Always wait on the kerb until the bus has departed before attempting to cross the road.
•    USE YOUR EYES AND EARS! Look left then right again for traffic, and
     please listen. Traffic could come from any direction.
•    WAIT UNTIL IT IS SAFE TO CROSS! If traffic is coming, let it pass.
•    NEVER wear headphones or chat while crossing.
•    CROSS! When it is safe, go straight across the road — walk, do not run,
     keep looking and listening while you cross.

5. Close Circuit Television Cameras (CCTV Cameras)
CCTV cameras are everywhere (pubs, shops, streets, parks, public
transport, around the school...) They help improve security and are very useful
in the fight against crime. Some of the CCTV cameras are very small, and you
cannot always see them.

6. GRAFFITI
Spray painting public property is against the law.
Writing or drawing on the walls, doors or tables in and around the school
will be dealt with seriously.

7. COASTAL SAFETY in NORTH DEVON

Please be VERY careful when walking around the beautiful coastline. Some
years ago a young student was tragically KILLED when she fell from cliffs in
Ilfracombe. Please do not become another VICTIM. The cliffs are DANGEROUS.



    REMEMBER: NO SMOKING, NO ALCOHOL, NO STEALING,
       CROSS SAFELY, NO GRAFFITI, COASTAL SAFETY
Who’s Who at Country Cousins
                    Managing Director
   Jose
                    Manages Operations, Finances, IT, and Social
   Brinkmann
                    programme. First aid.

                    Welfare & Marketing Director
   Maribel
                    Co-Director. Manages office, student welfare and
   Cabrera
                    placement, marketing and strategy. First aid.

                    Director of Studies—Teachers and syllabus, student
   Clie van
                    class lists and placements. Overseeing tuition on the
   Helsdingen
                    Stay With an English Teacher Programme.

   Michelle         Accommodation and Welfare Officer
   Schofield        Student welfare & placement, First aid.


   Julie Mayling    Secretary and PA to Jose Brinkmann
                    Office and first aid. Food Manager.
                    Transport Manager
   Matt Boni        Tel: 00 44 7724 019 015
                    Driver, maintenance manager and first aid.


   Karl Baggott     Driver Local and long distance.


   Dave Moulton     Driver Local and long distance.


   Paul Moulton     Driver Local and long distance.


   Pete Barnes      Driver Long distance.


   David Hedderly   Driver Long distance. First aid.



   Jan Tonkin       Driver Long distance. First aid.



   George Squires   Driver Long distance.




In addition we have an experienced team of Teachers,
Sports Instructors and Activity Leaders. There are photo
boards at the school providing more information.
SUPPORT, WELLBEING & 24HR SAFETY




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ABOUT ILFRACOMBE
             Country Cousins runs Channel School of English in Ilfracombe




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GETTING TO SCHOOL
             MONDAY to FRIDAY BUS ROUTE TO CHANNEL SCHOOL

Ilfracombe is a relatively small town and most students walk to/from school, but there
is a free bus service for those not within walking distance or for Young Learners (6 to
11 years old).
                        8.50 am / 7.15 pm               Coach Park, Adjoining Pack of Cards


                        8.55 am / 7.20 pm                                           Seaside
COMBE MARTIN
                        9.00 am / 7.25 pm Bus Stop at Barton Lane Junction with main Combe
                                                                                Martin Road

                        8.50 am / 7.10 pm          Bus Stop at Roundabout by Marines Base


                        8.55 am / 7.15 pm      Braunton - Opposite Murco/ Costcutter garage

   CHIVENOR/
   BRAUNTON             9.00 am / 7.20 pm                           Agricultural Inn Car Park


                        9.05 am / 7.25 pm Nethercott & Upcolt turning by Scrapyard Bus Stop
                                                                               near Knowle

                        9.05 am                                                    Hele Bay
  ILFRACOMBE            9:10 am                                              Swimming Pool
                        9.15 am                                           Pimpernel Garage




           RETURN BUS TO HOST FAMILIES
After a daytrip, or an activity outside Ilfracombe, the bus will drop students on
its way back.
If students have had an activity in Ilfracombe or finish classes the bus will
leave at about 5.15pm from Channel School.
For evening activities the bus will leave at 10.00pm after the activity finishes.
A TYPICAL DAY AT SCHOOL


                                   9:30—11:00            LESSON ONE


                                   11:00 – 11:15              BREAK



                                   11:15 – 12:45
                                                         LESSON TW0



                                   12:45 – 13:45        LUNCH BREAK



                                   13:45 – 17:00        YOUR ACTIVITY
                                                        PROGRAMME!




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SCHOOL RULES
1. BULLYING

Country Cousins welcomes students from all over the world and respects
their different cultures and religions. We expect our students to do the
same and to make the most of the opportunity to find out more about the
world.

We call it “bullying” when a student (or a group of students) is unkind or
aggressive to another student (or group of students).

Bullying can include:

•   Calling someone rude names
•   Hurting someone
•   Ignoring someone or leaving them out of the game
•   Playing unkind tricks on someone
•   Sending unkind text messages, emails or messages via social
    networking sites
•   Threatening to hurt someone if they do not give you their money or
    possessions

If anyone is bullying you or your friends, you must tell your group leader,
your teacher or another adult at the school.

Anyone who bullies another student will be punished and, in
serious cases, will be sent home at their parents’ expense.


2. MOBILE PHONES AND IPODs
Mobile phones and iPODs are banned during lesson time and if you
are caught using such items they will be confiscated for one week.

                                 TURN THEM OFF!!


3. CHEWING GUM
Chewing gum is banned at Channel School, so please do not
use it either in the school or the gardens.




4. PUNCTUALITY
You must be on time for all your lessons and activities.

                          DO NOT BE LATE!!

       NO BULLYING, NO MOBILE PHONES, NO IPODs,
             NO CHEWING GUM, BE ON TIME!!
PLAN OF CHANNEL SCHOOL
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                                                                                                                         4
                                                                                                         3

                                                                                                 Ground Floor &
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                                                               and Exit



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                                      A bag of crisps         One sandwich


                         Drink
                 (fruit juice or water)                       Chocolate bar / sweet
                                          A piece of fruit

So...
• How do you like your sandwich? With salad? With butter? With
cucumber and tomato? With cheese? With ham or chicken?
• What flavour of crisps is your favourite?
• Do you prefer an apple, a banana or a pear?
• What kind of drink would you like: fruit juice or water?
              PLEASE TELL YOUR HOST FAMILY!!
EVENINGS




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    NIGHT TIMES FOR ALL STUDENTS!!
We have a set of times, which apply every night.
All students have a copy, as do the English families. So
there is no excuse if you are late, please think that your
family is waiting for you!

You should be home by these times:

  Up to 11 years old: evening activities only

  12 years old: 9 pm

  13 & 14 years old: 9:30 pm

  15 & 16 years old: 10:00 pm

  17 years old: 10.30 pm
SO, WHAT NEXT?

 1.   Please print a copy of this
   Student Manual and bring it with you.


                    2.
                          If you have not already done so,
                       please read it carefully because....




  3.yourwhen day, arrive willthe school on
     ...
         first
               you
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                              be a quiz,
    with cool prizes for the winners such
    as free burgers, bags or sweets.


4. Now have a nice journey, and don’t forget to look
    for your escort’s sign at your UK port or airport:




      YOUR HOME                     YOUR ESCORT AT UK
                                        TERMINAL

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  • 2. Thank you for choosing to study at Channel School of English. My name is Maribel and I am the co-Director of Country Cousins, along with my husband, Jose. We both look forward to meeting you during your time in Ilfracombe. Country Cousins is a small, family business. We know all our students by their names, and we aim to help them to achieve their personal goals. From the first moment at Channel School our Welfare team, Teachers, Sports Instructors, Activity Leaders and Host Families will be there to at- tend to your needs to ensure an experience to take home and treasure for life. Jose and me at the front of Channel School This Student Manual will provide you with some information which we hope you find useful. Please read it carefully and bring a copy with you… … you might be a winner! (see last page for details) Maribel
  • 3. BEFORE ARRIVING IN THE UK... … don’t forget to bring: NOTEBOOK & PEN WATERPROOF JACKET WALKING SHOES SWIMWEAR LARGE TOWEL SUNBLOCK EUROPEAN HEALTH IN- SURANCE CARD (replaces the old E111 form)
  • 4. POCKET MONEY ey on m e t f o r to ck h po ll be ents uc , wi par a m g r s . ow brin you ere i osts H u d h c yo u an but e to yo cide, guid de g h rou Magazine £3 Ice Cream £1.25 Postcard £0.50 Fizzy Drink £0.80 Overseas £0.60 Stamp Chocolate bar £0.65 Crisps £0.65 Cinema £6 Burger £2.20 Swimming £3.50 Pool Chips £1.50 Return bus ticket to:- Small / Medium - Barnstaple £4.50 £6.50 Pizza (shopping) - Woolacombe £3.50 (beach)
  • 5. 7 THINGS TO REMEMBER WHILST IN ENGLAND 1. SMOKING In the UK it is ILLEGAL for those aged under 18 to buy cigarettes. England is now a smoke free country, so smoking in enclosed public spaces is not allowed! 2. ALCOHOL In the UK it is ILLEGAL to buy or consume alcohol if under 18, whether in a pub or from a shop. It is also illegal to drink alcohol on the streets of Ilfracombe! Do not enter a pub without your host family or our staff if you are under 18! 3. STEALING If you are caught stealing or shoplifting, the POLICE will be informed, your PARENTS will be notified and you will be sent HOME at additional cost to your parents. Stealing could result in you having a CRIMINAL RECORD. 4. ROAD SAFETY: “THINK, STOP, LOOK & LISTEN, WAIT, CROSS” • THINK! Find the safest place to cross, preferably a pedestrian crossing. • Always wait on the kerb until the bus has departed before attempting to cross the road. • USE YOUR EYES AND EARS! Look left then right again for traffic, and please listen. Traffic could come from any direction. • WAIT UNTIL IT IS SAFE TO CROSS! If traffic is coming, let it pass. • NEVER wear headphones or chat while crossing. • CROSS! When it is safe, go straight across the road — walk, do not run, keep looking and listening while you cross. 5. Close Circuit Television Cameras (CCTV Cameras) CCTV cameras are everywhere (pubs, shops, streets, parks, public transport, around the school...) They help improve security and are very useful in the fight against crime. Some of the CCTV cameras are very small, and you cannot always see them. 6. GRAFFITI Spray painting public property is against the law. Writing or drawing on the walls, doors or tables in and around the school will be dealt with seriously. 7. COASTAL SAFETY in NORTH DEVON Please be VERY careful when walking around the beautiful coastline. Some years ago a young student was tragically KILLED when she fell from cliffs in Ilfracombe. Please do not become another VICTIM. The cliffs are DANGEROUS. REMEMBER: NO SMOKING, NO ALCOHOL, NO STEALING, CROSS SAFELY, NO GRAFFITI, COASTAL SAFETY
  • 6. Who’s Who at Country Cousins Managing Director Jose Manages Operations, Finances, IT, and Social Brinkmann programme. First aid. Welfare & Marketing Director Maribel Co-Director. Manages office, student welfare and Cabrera placement, marketing and strategy. First aid. Director of Studies—Teachers and syllabus, student Clie van class lists and placements. Overseeing tuition on the Helsdingen Stay With an English Teacher Programme. Michelle Accommodation and Welfare Officer Schofield Student welfare & placement, First aid. Julie Mayling Secretary and PA to Jose Brinkmann Office and first aid. Food Manager. Transport Manager Matt Boni Tel: 00 44 7724 019 015 Driver, maintenance manager and first aid. Karl Baggott Driver Local and long distance. Dave Moulton Driver Local and long distance. Paul Moulton Driver Local and long distance. Pete Barnes Driver Long distance. David Hedderly Driver Long distance. First aid. Jan Tonkin Driver Long distance. First aid. George Squires Driver Long distance. In addition we have an experienced team of Teachers, Sports Instructors and Activity Leaders. There are photo boards at the school providing more information.
  • 7. SUPPORT, WELLBEING & 24HR SAFETY m 5.30 p 0 am – m 8 .3 op en fro fice is The of – Friday. ay A l l of Mo nd our ho selecte st fam d, visi i experie ted an lies have be d insp e nced W elfare ected b n carefully staff. y our If you feel u nwell or ill, please come to the office tell your hos or t family, an appointmen t with the do will be mad ctor e If the office is closed and you need to contact us, please telephone the EMERGENCY NUMBER 0044 1271 862834
  • 8. ABOUT ILFRACOMBE Country Cousins runs Channel School of English in Ilfracombe l choo ge s gua t lan is low. anen io n ly perm populat e on dent ool is th ign stu Ilfrac Sch the fore ombe l nne n, so is a Cha tow e the N small sea i n th orth Devon side to coast wn on . HEATHROW AIRPORT The town indu g stry, rew arou but t n he m d the ha e is an ain i ndus rbour and Ilf racomb round . try n ow is fishing n Coast a ural Beauty’ touri rt h Devo N at sm The No utstanding f O ‘Area o
  • 9. ILFRACOMBE AND SURROUNDING AREA antic rful Atl e, along onde hes are the w rough. T or us bo ous f by b Puts inutes mbe and re all fam . 10 m aco e, a nd Just s of Wool d Croyd olden sa e n g beach aunton a r miles of S ei with g and th surf in The town is close to National Exmoor Park. Ilfra c inutes by b us swim ombe h rnsta ple is 40 m excellent min as an town of Ba shops, an g po indo The market has many ol! or ombe and l amenities of a from Ilfrac all the usua tre and leisure Cen . larger town Good ten nis and able, plu table ten s the us nis club ual seaf s are av ro n t att a ractions il- .
  • 10. YOUR FIRST TWO DAYS Plea s e ch t i me ec table k your sure a that nd mak time you e ! a re o ill b e a n n am , t h e r e w l. at 9:30 l Schoo On Sunday ing at Channe he way to o n meet w yo u t inducti ily will sho ur week ly Yo u r h ost fam iv e n y o hannel il l b e g ol . You w hown around C the scho be s do on me and w what to program that you kno School , so g. ee mornin have thr Monday en a Set. We o be giv Yo u will als , B a nd C t sets: A d if f e r e n You wil l take a mornin placeme g to giv nt t during your English e us a b est on Monday four things . From etter ide a o f yo u ill do placed i your se r level o pe y ou w n a diff erent cla cond da y yo u f We h o uage t h e t est . may be h lang re The resu ss b a sed stay : Englis ultu a s t h ey lt on t merely r s of this test ar he results of f ledge o lish c ou r know ut the Eng eflect yo e not pu rove y g abo ur know blished 1. Imp learnin If you h ave any ledge of w hile ife. question English ay of l please a s about . and w h by s k yo u r teacher t yo u r p r o Englis Ac a d e m o help y gramm ur spoken our own ic Mana ou, e rove yo eaking y ith ger, or v isit the o ask the 2. Imp g sp ting w av oidin d by interac ffice. age an ly and other langu mi ost fa ts . your h onal studen a ti intern around rien ds from e new f 3. Mak orld! t he w !!! nt l y , E FUN mporta ti d HAV much as mix students as an 4. Mos OURSELF ENJO YY We ssons and p ossible during le day one. activities from
  • 11. GETTING TO SCHOOL MONDAY to FRIDAY BUS ROUTE TO CHANNEL SCHOOL Ilfracombe is a relatively small town and most students walk to/from school, but there is a free bus service for those not within walking distance or for Young Learners (6 to 11 years old). 8.50 am / 7.15 pm Coach Park, Adjoining Pack of Cards 8.55 am / 7.20 pm Seaside COMBE MARTIN 9.00 am / 7.25 pm Bus Stop at Barton Lane Junction with main Combe Martin Road 8.50 am / 7.10 pm Bus Stop at Roundabout by Marines Base 8.55 am / 7.15 pm Braunton - Opposite Murco/ Costcutter garage CHIVENOR/ BRAUNTON 9.00 am / 7.20 pm Agricultural Inn Car Park 9.05 am / 7.25 pm Nethercott & Upcolt turning by Scrapyard Bus Stop near Knowle 9.05 am Hele Bay ILFRACOMBE 9:10 am Swimming Pool 9.15 am Pimpernel Garage RETURN BUS TO HOST FAMILIES After a daytrip, or an activity outside Ilfracombe, the bus will drop students on its way back. If students have had an activity in Ilfracombe or finish classes the bus will leave at about 5.15pm from Channel School. For evening activities the bus will leave at 10.00pm after the activity finishes.
  • 12. A TYPICAL DAY AT SCHOOL 9:30—11:00 LESSON ONE 11:00 – 11:15 BREAK 11:15 – 12:45 LESSON TW0 12:45 – 13:45 LUNCH BREAK 13:45 – 17:00 YOUR ACTIVITY PROGRAMME! MEET ING POIN Duri TS F n OR A CTIV ITIE stud g brea en k S drin ts can s from MAKE SURE YOU FIND ks f rom purc h l YOUR SIGN! and som a ven ase sna essons barb e lu ding ck s eque ncht mac and !! imes hin there e… is a
  • 13. SCHOOL RULES 1. BULLYING Country Cousins welcomes students from all over the world and respects their different cultures and religions. We expect our students to do the same and to make the most of the opportunity to find out more about the world. We call it “bullying” when a student (or a group of students) is unkind or aggressive to another student (or group of students). Bullying can include: • Calling someone rude names • Hurting someone • Ignoring someone or leaving them out of the game • Playing unkind tricks on someone • Sending unkind text messages, emails or messages via social networking sites • Threatening to hurt someone if they do not give you their money or possessions If anyone is bullying you or your friends, you must tell your group leader, your teacher or another adult at the school. Anyone who bullies another student will be punished and, in serious cases, will be sent home at their parents’ expense. 2. MOBILE PHONES AND IPODs Mobile phones and iPODs are banned during lesson time and if you are caught using such items they will be confiscated for one week. TURN THEM OFF!! 3. CHEWING GUM Chewing gum is banned at Channel School, so please do not use it either in the school or the gardens. 4. PUNCTUALITY You must be on time for all your lessons and activities. DO NOT BE LATE!! NO BULLYING, NO MOBILE PHONES, NO IPODs, NO CHEWING GUM, BE ON TIME!!
  • 14. PLAN OF CHANNEL SCHOOL Classroom Boys’ Toilets 11 Young Teachers’ Room Learners Boys First Floor & Girls Classroom Toilets & Matt Boni’s Office 10 Show- Staff Lockers & (Transport) ers Vending Machine Classroom 12 Classroom Classroom Classroom Classroom 8 9 77 Classroom 13 Staff Only Girls’ Toilets kitchen Classroom Classroom 14 Director of Studies’ 5 Classroom Office Staff only 6 Toilets St e P th ep ar Stairs to s k Main Office: to first floor Reception, Internet Student Welfare, Classroom Jose’s Office Bureau de Change 1 Classroom Classroom 4 3 Ground Floor & Main Entrance School grounds and Exit Vending Picnic Area ** Please use the Bins ** Machine e- m r e a e Bi c c l ark p ext to botto th e scom e hill, K at th la y a R n of t AR PA Barbecue be P area To C h Fire Assembly Point
  • 15. MEALS IN ENGLAND During the w eek your hos you a packed t family wil e lunch to eat l give ight lik during you at the school nin g you m dish r excursions or One eve nationa l or activities. to cook your mily. You must n ot go home fo host fa r lunch. for you Dinner is no rma rude to be late lly at 6pm and it is very sin ce the famil for you. y will be wa iting HOT TIP!! Food is alw ays point and th a good conversation is is a grea t opportunit A typical talk to you r host y to packed l family befo unch con arrival abou t which food re your tains... dislike. s you like a nd A bag of crisps One sandwich Drink (fruit juice or water) Chocolate bar / sweet A piece of fruit So... • How do you like your sandwich? With salad? With butter? With cucumber and tomato? With cheese? With ham or chicken? • What flavour of crisps is your favourite? • Do you prefer an apple, a banana or a pear? • What kind of drink would you like: fruit juice or water? PLEASE TELL YOUR HOST FAMILY!!
  • 16. EVENINGS We hav e a fun such as pro a weekl gramme of ev CONC y DISC ening a ERT an O, KAR ctivitie d GAM A s, ES EVE OKE, ROCK NING. NIGHT TIMES FOR ALL STUDENTS!! We have a set of times, which apply every night. All students have a copy, as do the English families. So there is no excuse if you are late, please think that your family is waiting for you! You should be home by these times: Up to 11 years old: evening activities only 12 years old: 9 pm 13 & 14 years old: 9:30 pm 15 & 16 years old: 10:00 pm 17 years old: 10.30 pm
  • 17. SO, WHAT NEXT? 1. Please print a copy of this Student Manual and bring it with you. 2. If you have not already done so, please read it carefully because.... 3.yourwhen day, arrive willthe school on ... first you there at be a quiz, with cool prizes for the winners such as free burgers, bags or sweets. 4. Now have a nice journey, and don’t forget to look for your escort’s sign at your UK port or airport: YOUR HOME YOUR ESCORT AT UK TERMINAL