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Our Prize English School in Plymouth is located in the centre of this lively coastal city. The school offers a pleasant atmosphere and classes in small groups.
There is a good range of courses on offer for adult students throughout the year, for all...
As the largest city in Devon, Plymouth also has one of the largest and most beautiful natural harbours in the world, the Plymouth Sound. Plymouth's past and present is intimately connected with the sea and these shores have been the departure for some of history's greatest adventures, the sailing of the Mayflower and founding of the New World, Sir Francis Drake's defeat of the Spanish Armada and Captain Cook's search round unmapped territory.
Plymouth's strategic location with access to the English Channel and its naval base at Devonport made it a prime target for Luftwaffe bombs in WWII. The city was almost entirely reduced to rubble with the exception of the Barbican, a historic quarter predominantly dating to the Tudor era. In a fortunate turn of fate for the tourist, most of Plymouth's main attractions are centred around this area.
Just a few minutes a away from the Barbican, looking imposingly over the Plymouth Sound, the Royal Citadel is another key attraction with an unusual feature. Built by a wary Charles II, Plymouth's Royal Citadel is marked by guns pointing to the sea and inland.
Also worth a visit is the Plymouth Hoe, a green area lying next to the Royal Citadel. An open plateau, the Plymouth Hoe is an excellent spot for a picnic or spotting ships on the Plymouth Sound. Plymouth offers the chance for the English language learner to learn about an authentic but alternative area of the south of the UK, and you will not be disappointed with your experience here.
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