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Imagine your child confidently navigating the global stage, their voice strong and ideas understood.
At English on the Run, we understand that mastering English is more than learning a language; it's opening doors to a world of opportunities.
With our handpicked London English summer school programme, your child won't just learn English; they'll live it, breathe it, and return transformed.
Burlington School in london - Young Learner Programmes
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With our direct ties to the London's Burlington School, particularly the head of the Young Learners Programme, we ensure your child's education is entrusted to those as committed to their success as you are.
Our London English summer school programme combines rigorous language learning with critical life skills development, ideal for aspiring global citizens aged 11-17.
The creative project-based courses are completely focused on speaking skills. Each week students work together to learn what they need to design and present a project.
Competencies covered:
- Public speaking
- Critical and creative thinking
- Study skills
- Collaboration skills
- Intercultural communication
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We recommend a study period of a minimum of 2 weeks to really take advantage of the experience and see a fundamental change in your child's English and perspective.
Packages offered:
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You can choose to stay at the onsite accommodation or stay with a family (14+).
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Anyway
The "Anyway" Magic Switch: How to Lead Conversations in English
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So, let's talk about cinnamon...
I love putting cinnamon on my oats in the morning. It tastes great!
But... anyway.
You're probably don't care about my breakfast habits!
But, did you notice what just happened?
I was talking about my breakfast, but with one word, I started to change the topic.
I took control of the conversation.
I used "Anyway."
Many intermediate English learners tell me: "Audrey, I feel like a passenger. Other people choose the topic, they talk for too long, and I don’t know how to stop them."
Today, we are moving you into the driver's seat.
Here is how to use the word "Anyway" as your "Magic Switch" to lead any conversation.
1. The Work Pivot: Steering the Meeting
We have all been in a meeting where a colleague starts talking about something random—like the office coffee—for ten minutes. You are worried because you only have five minutes left to show your slides.
How to fix it: Take a small breath and say:
"Anyway, bringing it back to the deadline for Friday..." or "Anyway, before we run out of time, I wanted to show you the budget."
You aren't being rude. You are being a leader. You are protecting everyone's time.
The Social Exit: Getting to Bed Faster 🏠💤
Imagine it is 11:30 PM. You are at a dinner party. You are exhausted, and your "English brain" is finished. You want to be in your pajamas, but your host is still talking.
How to fix it: Don't wait for them to stop. Use the switch:
"Anyway, it’s been such a lovely night, but I’ve got an early start tomorrow, so I should probably head off."
"Anyway" signals that the topic is finished and it is okay to say goodbye. It gets you home to bed faster!
The Perfectionist Killer: Resetting After a Mistake 🎯
Sometimes you get lost in a presentation. Maybe you make a grammar mistake, or you see the other person looks confused.
How to fix it: Don't panic. Just say:
"Anyway, the main point is that our numbers are growing."
This helps the listener focus on the big picture. They forget the small mistake and listen to your most important idea.
The Decision Maker: Ending the Debate 🏖️
Are your friends arguing about where to go on holiday? Are they going in circles?
How to fix it: Step in and say:
"Anyway, I think we should book the beach house. We need the sun!"
It sends a clear message: "The debate is over. Let’s decide now."
The Peacemaker: Stopping the Argument 🕊️
If two people are having a boring disagreement that will never end, you can save the group.
How to fix it: Gently interrupt:
"Anyway, we could talk about this all day! Let’s see what the data says tomorrow."
You propose a solution and move the conversation to something more fun.
Check out this cheatsheet on how to use "anyway" to manage your English conversations:
How to Practice
"Anyway" is one of the most common words in English.
You will hear it in movies, podcasts, and at dinner parties.
Get curious!
If you want to hear it in a real story, listen to The Bangkok Experiment.
Our character, Marc, uses "Anyway" to navigate his new life in Thailand. 🇹🇭
Check it out here:
👉 Download the Story Immersion Journal to find the "Anyway" moments in Marc's story and practice using them with your AI Speaking Partner.
Anyway...
I should get back to my oats!
See you in the English Social Club:
👉 https://english-social-club-uk-30qyzs...
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