Atlas Junior
Programme
Chichester

Atlas Junior Programme Chichester

Our Junior Summer Programme takes place in the University of Chichester and offers a variety of courses. The university is just a 15 minute walk to the historic town centre and has state of the art facilities.

About Atlas Junior
Programme Chichester

Welcome to Atlas Junior Chichester, where tradition meets adventure on the south coast of England. Our Junior Summer Programme at the University of Chichester features state-of-the-art facilities and enriching courses, just a 15-minute walk from the historic town centre. Only an hour from Gatwick Airport, Chichester offers a vibrant, Roman heritage and is 20 minutes from stunning seaside villages and beaches. Students also have the opportunity to explore iconic UK destinations such as Brighton, Portsmouth, and London.

  • State-of-the-Art Sports Complex: Enjoy access to a newly-built, modern sports facility.
  • Spacious Classrooms: Benefit from large, well-designed classrooms that enhance the learning experience.
  • Fully-Equipped Canteen: Dine in a canteen with a wide range of nutritious and delicious options.
  • Residential Accommodation: Choose from on-campus housing or off-campus options just a 15-minute walk away

Features of Atlas Junior Chichester Programme

Exterior view of Atlas Junior Chichester at the University of Chichester in West Sussex, England.

Fully inclusive campus with all facilities on site

Exterior view of the residential accommodation facilities at Atlas Junior Chichester on campus.

Residential accommodation with twin rooms

Atlas students with their teacher during a Junior programme spacious class in Chichester

State-of-the-art spacious classrooms

Atlas Junior Chichester sport facilities with a student participating in athletic activities

Indoor and outdoor sports facilities

Canteen area at Atlas Junior Chichester

Large, fully equipped canteen serving hot food

Students from Atlas Junior Chichester walking in Chichester town in the UK as part of the tour.

Excursions to London, Brighton and Winchester

Course: Junior Fluency (JP20)

Our theme-based syllabus has been developed around young learners’ needs and interests. In class, there is a focus on communicative English with lots of small-group and pair-work activity. During the social programme activities students use English through sports, crafts and culture to further expand their vocabulary in fun and challenging contexts.

Course Info

  • 10 lessons x 90 minutes of group tuition (15 hours) per week
  • 1 lesson = 90 minutes
  • Course Code: JP20
  • 6 x 90-minute sessions (9 hours) of sports or performing arts per week
  • 6 evening activities (12 hours) per week
  • 2 half-day excursions per week
  • 1 full day excursion per week

Price

COURSE 2 WEEKS 3 WEEKS 4 WEEKS
JP20 1900£ 2800£ 3700£

What is included in the price?

  • 15 hours of classes in mixed groups per week
  • On-campus and off-campus (approx. 15 minute walk) accommodation available
  • 6 x 90-minute sessions (9 hours) of sports or performing arts per week
  • 6 evening activities (12 hours) per week
  • 2 half-day excursions per week
  • 1 full day excursion per week (e.g. London or Brighton)
  • All course materials
  • End of course certificate

Accommodation: Residence

  • En-suite single rooms with a shared kitchen for each 4-6 students
  • Single rooms with shared bathrooms and kitchens for each 4-6 students
  • Twin rooms with shared bathrooms for each 4-6 students and kitchens for each 6-9 students
  • Breakfast, hot lunch and hot dinner provided in the canteen, plus packed lunches for full-day excursions

Join the Fun: Highlights from Our Junior Programme in Chichester

Safeguarding

Atlas Language School has a moral and legal obligation to ensure that all Atlas staff given responsibility for, or access to, young people under 18 years of age, provide those young people with the highest possible standard of care. Atlas is committed to devising and implementing policies so that all staff, or other adults with considerable access to persons under 18 as a result of Atlas activities, are aware of and accept their responsibilities to safeguard and protect persons under 18 from harm and abuse. This means following procedures to protect persons under 18 and report any concerns about their welfare to appropriate staff and authorities. Atlas Language School is committed to ensuring that:

  • the welfare of persons under 18 is paramount
  • all persons under 18, whatever their age, culture, disability, gender, language, racial origin, religious beliefs and/or sexual identity have rights in general and in particular the right to protection from all types of abuse
  • all suspicions and allegations of abuse and poor practice will be taken seriously and responded to swiftly and appropriately
  • all staff are covered by this policy and all staff have a responsibility to report concerns to the appropriate person, the Designated Safeguarding Officer (DSO), which will be either the Safeguarding and Welfare Officer or the Centre Manager.
  • all staff receive appropriate training
  • this policy is disseminated to all staff, read by all staff and understood by all staff

Atlas Language School has a duty of care to safeguard all persons under 18 from harm. All persons under 18 have a right to protection, and the needs of disabled persons under 18 and others who may be particularly vulnerable must be taken into account. Atlas Language School will ensure the safety and protection of all persons under 18 through adherence to the Child Protection guidelines adopted by Atlas Language School.

Click here to see our full Safeguarding Policy.