Brighton is not only a popular seaside resort surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the Sussex Downs, it is also a major university city, which attracts a large British student population to the universities of Brighton and Sussex. The city is an important educational and cultural centre with an international reputation as one of the most fashionable cities in England. It is also host to some of Britain's most important political conferences.
Brighton is home to the famous 18th Century Royal Pavilion (shown above) and with such a strong student population, it is no surprise that you can also enjoy:
Nightclubs
Bars
Concerts
Cinemas
An impressive new marina
A new complex with museums, galleries and theatres
A public indoor swimming pool
A state-of-the-art new public library
Brighton also has superb shopping facilities ranging from 2 shopping centres, to a large antiques market, jewellers, fashionable boutiques and alternative music shops.
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St Giles College Brighton is located in three large, regency style buildings, right in the heart of the city, next to the Royal Pavilion. From the school there is easy access to homestay accommodation, shopping, restaurants, nightlife and public transport, as well as the many attractions described above. In addition Brighton is just 50 minutes from London by train (approximately 75km) and is within easy access of both Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
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The school has recently been up-graded to include:
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A new private study centre and library |
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A wide range of video cassettes and work sheets available to supplement your class work |
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A TV/ video centre |
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A modern language laboratory to develop listening skills |
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A well-equipped new computer room with specialist language-learning software |
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Free e-mail and internet access in our new internet café |
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A large and friendly new canteen serving food and drinks all day |
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We realise that accommodation is very important, and our experienced accommodation team can provide:
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Good quality homestays with friendly and carefully selected local hosts |
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Student residence accommodation in the summer
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Hotels and guest houses to suit any budget and taste, all within walking distance of the College |
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Single and shared rooms and a choice of breakfast only or breakfast and dinner |
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Information and assistance for those interested in self-catering accommodation |
Our accommodation options are both conveniently located and good value for money. Most accommodation is less than 30 minutes from the school on foot or by bus. Please visit Accommodation.
Click here to download information on the cost of living in Brighton
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Brighton has a great student culture and there is a wide variety of entertainment available in this city. Our exciting weekly social programme includes everything from theatre visits to ten-pin bowling, from discos to pub-crawls, and at weekends there are full-day excursions to other British cities and places of interest. Please visit Your Free Time for further details.
Please do not hesitate to contact our team in Brighton for further information about the courses and services available.
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Principal: |
Niall Chafey |
Director of Studies: |
Alex Anderson |
Registrar: |
Sue Laker |
Accommodation Officer: |
Lesley Stautz |
For details of other interesting Brighton sites, visit:
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