Welcome to The English Island - a school built by teachers for students. We are different from other schools because of our small, personal classes. Students here at The English Island become close friends and part of our English Island family.
We pride ourselves in fostering a family-like atmosphere. Students have the opportunity to really get to know one another, both in and outside of the classroom. Many students make friendships that will last long after their time at the school.
We believe learning English is more than just English classes and that it should be fun. The English Island provides numerous opportunities for students to get out of the classroom and to experience the rich cultural heritage of the Atlanta area.
We offer a variety of on-campus and off-campus activities throughout the year. Activities include cultural fairs, holiday parties, potlucks, karaoke, board games, movies, picnics, visits to Atlanta festivals and attractions such as the Atlanta Dogwood Festival(opens in new tab), Greek Festival(opens in new tab), the King Center(opens in new tab), the Delta Flight Museum(opens in new tab), the World of Coca-Cola(opens in new tab), Six Flags Over Georgia(opens in new tab), , and attending sports events such as Atlanta Braves (Major League Baseball), Atlanta United (Major League Soccer), and Atlanta Hawks (National Basketball Association) games.
Come study with us, and you will see how much fun we have in class and outside of class. You will learn many new things, meet many new people, and see so many new places. Come to The English Island and become part of our family.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does The English Island organize student activities?
Yes. The school organizes on-campus and off-campus social and cultural activities throughout the year.
What kinds of student activities are offered?
Activities include cultural fairs, holiday parties, potlucks, karaoke, board games, movies, picnics, visits to Atlanta festivals and attractions, and attending sports events.
Are activities only held on campus?
No. The school offers both on-campus activities and off-campus experiences in the Atlanta area.
Why are student activities part of the English-learning experience?
Activities give students additional opportunities to build friendships, experience local culture, and practice English outside the classroom.