As we come out of lockdown, many young people are worried about what will happen next. Schools, colleges, Universities and guardians will need to be fully prepared for when international children return to education in the UK, not only to protect their physical health but also to answer young people’s questions about uncertainty and to deal with the aftermath of the lockdown.

We are delighted to let you know that we have been approved for AEGIS Gold Standard Accreditation. This is the most prestigious accolade that a guardianship organisation can hold and signifies the highest standards of safeguarding and care in the guardianship of international students.

In this blog article we are detailing our plans for the safe return to school for our international boarding school pupils.

Living Learning English is celebrating 25 years in 2020! Set up in 1995, LLE Guardianship offers a complete Educational Guardianship Service which complements their English language course provision providing support, care, tuition, travel and accommodation for international students studying at boarding schools in the UK.

We are very proud of our online student Kenneth who wanted to share a message of positivity with you all...

We asked our Senior Guardianship Manager and Safeguarding Lead, Emma, to put together some tips and advice for the lockdown - hopefully, there will be some points here that you will be able to relate to and will help you, your children or family members during the lockdown.

We’ve asked our colleague Theresa to compile some helpful tips, to aid your IELTS exam preparation! Some students find the reading section of the IELTS test quite challenging, but with these tips and plenty of preparation, you’ll be well on your way to a great score.

Students come to LLE wishing to take a wide variety of exams. From IELTS exam preparation, Cambridge English, TOEC, TOEFL to the UKISET to name just a few, but how do we help them to achieve their best?

Due to the Coronavirus situation developing in China, Living Learning English has expanded the availability of places on home tuition courses for the coming February half term and Easter school holidays.

¼ of the world’s population celebrate Lunar New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, do you know the traditions of Lunar New Year? No? We have hand-picked 7 customs and taboos you should be aware of to enjoy the New Year with your students!

We’ll be posting regularly from inside the Living Learning English offices in Bristol, with members of our team, our students and our colleagues around the world sharing their insights, stories and knowledge with you.