Very little has changed since the 1780s when the Prince Regent, soon to be King George IV, came to Brighton and decided that this was the place to party. He built the Royal Pavilion for such a purpose - and since then some of the hottest clubs and venues outside London have been built here, on Britain's lively south coast. Trendy, cool, and distinctly cosmopolitan, Brighton is within an hour of London and easily accessed by train. It is extremely popular with school groups for its beach, shopping and atmosphere.

This school is located next to the sea in three Regency buildings, just a 20 minute walk or a 5 minute bus ride from the city centre, in the trendy area of Brighton known as Kemp town. Facilities include over 20 classrooms; free video and computer facilities; wifi; a library and self-access centre, as well as an on-site cafeteria serving drinks, snacks and hot lunches.