I left this school a couple of years ago and i have to say looking back that it was a very good…read moreschool with good teachers. Particuarly Mr Ralph. Ive got a strong feeling he will get high up there. The building is degrading a bit which was a bit of a downer and the facilities werent great.

Excellent university, with excellent Hispanic studies teachers, would recommend to everyone…read more Good sized library and good places to eat, Origins is the place for students to go eat on Campus. La Dolce vita's portions aren't what they used to be even if the quality is still excellent.

Did a study abroad program here years ago and loved it. Beautiful campus with lots to do and see…read more Friendly and helpful staff

I'm reviewing this place as a meeting venue - my charity held an information day at the Fuller…read moreHall. Fuller Hall is completely accessible and equipped with technology throughout. We hosted meetings in the main hall and in the refectory, both had projectors and screens and in the refectory there were tea/coffee making facilities and a fridge. A light and modern venue, and attentive caretaker Rod was friendly and competent to ensure a smooth running event.

I went there to learn English. Sorry to say this, but the…read moreschool was not good at all for me. Teachers were good, but administration were awful and had really bad experiences. Only good thing about this school is I could make some nice friends who still lasts the friendship.

I did English couse and work experience at Concorde International. Canterbury is a good place to…read morestudy and the teachers and staff in Concorde were very good and helpful. I would recommend work experience as well because it is useful not only for gathering experience but also learning English. I met a lot of friends from all over the world!

The Village is a dedicated childrens centre that serves the Folkestone area. They offer so many…read moredifferent services to families and careres. I first went there for my antenatal classes when I was pregnant with my son. There team were excellent and we became members. When our son was born we were sent a time table of the events that they run each week. They offer a crawlers group on a Monday between 12.30 and 2.30. During this time you can see a health visitor and have your baby weighed. You can also take part in baby yoge, baby massage, messy play and sing and sign. On Wednesday they have movers which is for babies who are on the move. There is also a breast feeding support group on Friday mornings between 10am and 12am. They provide other classes just for adults and offer a free creche place for your baby. You can take a Makaton sign language course or do crafts. The staff are all highly trained and are extremly supportive. They will help you with an problems you have and are a great source of information. I would suggest that anyone who has recently had a baby should take a visit to the village. I have tried a few other groups in our area and like many others I found the village to be the best. Best of all it is entirely free to attend!!

I must admit that I have only had the opportunity to visit this circus school once (due to my own…read moretime commitments) however within one evening they taught me how to juggle and I have been impressing my children with this talent ever since! The school gives one to one attention for beginners and provides equipment for the more experienced. Fantastic value for money!

Pass 1st is one of the fastest growing driving schools in Kent, providing first class driving…read moreinstrution to all its pupils. We provide free theory training in our new computer suites with expert help at hand.

Great value driving lessons in Dover and the surrounding areas.read more