4 hours and 30 minutes of lessons and an hour and a half of accompanied study per day
After a copious, tasty breakfast, we begin every day with a short review of the learning material from the previous day. Then it is up to the teachers to further shape the lesson.
“I wish this week could go on for longer, I have learned so much. I’d come back a thousand times!”
Mattia Giannini - Pupil
Varied sport and relaxation
Learn a language: Yes! But you don’t always have to be at your desk in class to do so. For over four hours a day pupils can enjoy themselves in the relaxation areas or on the sports fields. Every campus has a large recreation area with several board games, table football and billiards. The most important rule is: we play in the target language.
Language teachers also accompany the time- off
Don’t expect separate monitors on a Ruysschaert language course. It’s the teachers themselves who take part in the sport and relaxation activities. A reasoned choice, for in this way the teacher can experience the progress of your child in a fun way.
A selection of the sport and leisure activities
- volleyball, baseball, basketball, five-a-side football, football, badminton
- jogging, tennis (Maredsous)
- table tennis, table football,
- billiards, snooker, pool (Torhout)
- board games
- swimming (Torhout)
- films & television in the target language
- singing, music (bring your own instrument)
We end the day with language-oriented games in groups. Fun guaranteed!
A day at Ruysschaert
7:45 a.m. = yoga session (optional)
8:15 a.m. = get up + breakfast
9:00 a.m. = lessons
10:15 a.m. = time off
10:45 a.m. = lessons
12:00 a.m. = lunch and time off
1:45 p.m. = singing session
2:00 p.m. = lessons
3:00 p.m. = time off
3:15 p.m. = lesson
4:15 p.m. = tea-time
4:45 p.m. = guided learning time
5:30 p.m. = sport (organised and led)
7:00 p.m. = supper
7:45 p.m. = guided learning time
8:30 p.m. = language based evening activity (organised and led)
10:00 p.m. = bedtime