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Three great cities and three of the world’s finest universities are the foundation of this program. You will be surrounded by history and tradition as you travel through England and Ireland.
Join us for an enriching and exciting month in the hallowed halls of these famous universities and cosmopolitan cities.

London
Our tale of three cities will begin with five nights in London in the heart of Kensington as we take up residence at Imperial College. From there we will explore by foot or by chartered bus all that London has to offer, including St. Paul's and Westminster Cathedrals, the Tower of London, the Houses of Parliament, and much more. Students can enjoy a night of theatre, visits to the National Portrait Gallery, and concerts in Hyde Park.

Oxford
Our next stop will be Oxford, where we will have the privilege of staying at St. Hilda’s College, Oxford University. From there we will be steps from the University’s galleries, museums and libraries, as well as the River Cherwell and Christ Church Meadows.

Dublin
A short flight across the Irish Sea will take us to Dublin and the magnificent Trinity College Dublin in the heart of the city. Trinity has a history that goes back to the 15th Century, with famous alumni like Burke, Locke, and Yeats. After taking our morning classes in the college, we will spend our afternoons exploring the city, with free entry to over 30 of Dublin's attractions.
A night at the Abbey Theatre and a final banquet will be just two of the highlights of our immersion in Ireland as we fall in love with the country.

COURSES
• Grade 11 Drama:
  The Blyth Theatre Company (ADD3M)
• Grade 12 Drama:
  The Blyth Theatre Company (ADD4M)
• Grade 11 Photography (AWQ3M)
• Grade 12 Photography (AWQ4M)
• Grade 11 English (ENG3U)
• Grade 12 English (ENG4U)
• Grade 11 Anthropology, Psychology
  and Sociology (HSP3M)
• Grade 12 Challenge and Change in Society
  (HSB4M)
• Grade 12 Philosophy: Questions And
  Theories (HZT4U)



 

 

ITINERARY
Approximately 5 nights in London, 2 weeks in
Oxford, and 1 week in Dublin.

TENTATIVE DATES
June 29-July 25, 2009

ACCOMMODATIONS
In London and Oxford, students will stay in single and twin rooms with shared bathroom facilities. In Dublin, accommodations will be two-bedroom apartments with private bathroom facilities. Coin/card-operated laundry and telephone facilities will be available.
 

PROGRAM FEE
$5,995 CAD.
Taxes and registration are additional.
 

YOUR PROGRAM INCLUDES

• Airfare and accommodation
• Breakfast and dinner daily
• Travel Journal
• Maplewood, online academic reporting system
• Use of computer labs and Internet as available
• Pre-loaded USB flash drive
• Program handbook
• City tour of London
• Hop-on, hop-off tour of Dublin
Globe Theatre performance
• Abbey Theatre Performance
• Visit to the Tower of London

• Visit to the National Portrait Gallery
• Visit to the British Museum
• Visit to the Guinness Brewery
• Walking tour of the Oxford Colleges
• Visit to the Ashmolean Museum and
  Christ Church
• Walking tours of Westminster Abbey and
  St. Paul’s Cathedral
• Sporting activities in Oxford and Dublin
• Afternoon and evening activities with Activities
  Coordinators
• Final banquet and awards night

 


 

 

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I N T R O D U C I N G
THE BLYTH THEATRE COMPANY
The Blyth Theatre Company Dramatic Arts course is a unique and exciting dramatic arts program that provides students with a passion and talent for drama with real world experience in the area of theatre production, public performance, and touring.
The Blyth Theatre Company allows students to create a professional company that will collectively
produce, market, and tour a live theatrical show. This production will be performed at venues in
Oxford, England and in Dublin, Ireland. Students will not only spend much of their time rehearsing and honing their performance skills, they will also be attending live theatrical performances in London’s West End, Oxford, and Dublin, visiting the Globe Theatre and Stratford-upon-Avon, studying dramatic literature, and exploring the history of theatre.
Prerequisite: Students taking this course should have some stage experience and should have taken at least one previous dramatic arts course. Students may be asked to audition.
Note: Students will be expected to attend four Saturday rehearsals in April and May prior to leaving.


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