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North Country Academy of Clifton Park, LLC

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Description: North Country Academy’s educational curriculum has been designed based on the following concepts: We believe that young children will learn best when the curriculum and activities are developmentally appropriate. This means that the learning activities planned for the children are matched with their biological and developmental age, their individual abilities and interests. We believe that young children learn best when they are involved in real-life experiences. Children learn by doing for themselves and this can be accomplished by involving children in daily activities utilizing a rich array of concrete objects and opportunities. We believe that children learn best when there is a bond between home and school. The child senses satisfaction and security when there is a confident, friendly, working relationship between parents and the school. We believe the most valuable lesson a child can learn during their early years is that school is fun, interesting and rewarding. Therefore, every aspect of our day is planned to encourage each child to experience success, to develop a positive self-image and to help each one develop the social, emotional, physical, creative and intellectual aspects of their personalities.

Additional Information: This facility is authorized to administer medications;Initial License Date: 6/1/1999;

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  43913
• Capacity:
  133
• Age Range:
  Total Capacity: 133;Infants: 24;Toddlers: 52;Preschool: 57;School age: 0;
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  No
• Schools Served:
  Shenendehowa School District
• Initial License Issue Date:
  Jun 01, 1999
• Current License Issue Date:
  Jun 01, 2019
• District Office:
  Albany Regional Office
• District Office Phone:
  (518) 402-3038 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)

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North Country Academy of Clifton Park | Child care center

Center in Clifton Park, NY 12065

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1756 Route 9
Clifton Park, NY 12065
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• About
• Teaching Philosophy

North Country Academy (in accordance with The Americans with Disabilities Act) is an equal opportunity provider. Enrollments into North Country Academy are not based on race religion sex handicap or national origin. North Country Academy will make reasonable acomodations for children with special needs. Accomodations are based on the recommendation of the child’s physician and parental conference. This facility is authorized to administer medications

Child Ages:

6 weeks – 12 years

Licenses & Accreditations:

New York State Office of Children & Family Services –

Hours of Operation:

7am-6pm Monday – Friday

North Country Academy’s eductional curriculum has been designed based on the following concepts:

• We believe that young children will learn best when the curriculum and activities are developmentally appropriate. This means that the learning activities planned for the children are matched with their biological and developmental age their individual abilities and interests.
• We believe that young children learn best when they are involved in real-life experiences. Children learn by doing for themselves and this can be accomplished by involving children in daily activities utilizing a rich array of concrete objects and opportunities.
• We believe that children learn best when there is a bond between home and school. The child senses satisfaction and security when there is a confident friendly working relationship between parents and the school.
• We believe the most valuable lesson a child can learn during their early years is that school is fun interesting and rewarding.

Therefore every aspect of our day is planned to encourage each child to experience success to develop a positive self-image and to help each one develop the social emotional physical creative and intellectual aspects of their personalities.

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University of Bristol

The University of Bristol is a red brick research university in Bristol, England. He received his royal charter in 1909, although his roots can be traced back to the Merchant-Employment School founded in 1595 and University College, Bristol, which has existed since 1876.

Bristol is made up of six academic departments comprising several schools and departments running over 200 undergraduate courses, primarily in the Tyndalls Park area.

Current research staff includes 21 Fellows of the Academy of Medical Sciences, 13 Fellows of the British Academy, 13 Fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering and 44 Fellows of the Royal Society. Throughout its history, the university has been associated with 13 Nobel Prize winners including Paul Dirac, Sir William Ramsay, Cecil Frank Powell, Sir Winston Churchill, Dorothy Hodgkin, Hans Albrecht Bethe, Max Delbrück, Gerhard Herzberg, Sir Neville Francis Mott, Sir Paul Nurse, Harold Pinter, Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio and most recently 2015 Nobel Prize in Economics winner Angus Deaton.

Bristol is a member of the Russell Group of UK Research Universities, the European Coimbra Group and the Worldwide Universities Network, chaired from 2005 to 2007 by the university’s former Vice-Chancellor Eric Thomas. The university has an Erasmus charter, sending over 500 students per year to partner institutions in Europe.

Faculties

• Faculty of Arts (Anthropology and Archaeology, Film and Television, Music, Philosophy, Theatre, Classics and Ancient History, English, Art History, Religion and Theology, French, German, Latin American, Portuguese and Latin American Studies , Italian, Russian, Center for English Language and Basic Research, Center for Innovation)
• Faculty of Engineering (computer science, electrical and electronic engineering, engineering mathematics, aerospace engineering, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, engineering design, engineering with management)
• Faculty of Natural Sciences (Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Cellular and Molecular Medicine, Physiology, Pharmacology and Neurobiology, Psychological Sciences)
• Faculty of Natural Sciences (Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Geographical Sciences, Mathematics, Physics)
• Faculty of Health Sciences (Bristol Dental School, Bristol Medical School, Population Health Sciences, Translational Medical Sciences, Bristol Veterinary School, Health Sciences Education Center, Center for Applied Anatomy, Master’s Degree in Teaching and Training of Health Professionals)
• Faculty of Social Sciences and Law (Management, Accounting and Finance, Economics, Market and Public Organizations, Sociology, Politics and International Studies, Faculty of Law)

Admissions

In 2015, Bristol ranked 8th among UK universities with an average of 485 UCAS points. Competition for places is high, with an average of 7.7 applications per place according to the 2014 Sunday Times league table, making it the 11th most competitive university in the UK. The university offers an acceptance rate of 67.3% of applicants, which is the 8th lowest among the Russell Group.

Accommodation

Students live mainly in the central area of ​​the university and in two areas of Bristol: Clifton and Stoke Bishop, known respectively as the West and North Villages.

Ratings

National Ratings

• Complete (2021) 14
• Guardian (2021) 11
• Times / Sunday Times (2021) 13

Global ratings

• ARWU (2020) 64
• CWTS Leiden (2020) 54
• QS (2021) 58
• THE (2021) 91

UK government estimate

• Teaching Excellence Framework Silver

What can we do to get you started studying in England at the University of Bristol?

World. uz is the official representative of many educational institutions abroad. We use well-established technologies for searching academic programs and successful admission strategies, so our clients do not waste time searching for information and taking extra steps. While we are dealing with your admission, you can improve your foreign language or prepare for exams.

• We will give free information on studying in the country – England;
• We will select a university, school, courses and academic program;
• Prepare the correct set of documents;
• We will send an application to an educational institution;
• Apply for a scholarship/grant;
• We will help you get a student visa;
• We organize a transfer to the door of the educational institution.

To get a free consultation, just fill out the form below and we will contact you within a business day!

Language courses for teenagers abroad from 15 to 19 years old

ENGLISH CAMP ONLINE!

• Age: 10-13 / 14-15 years old.
• Monday – Friday 3 hours a day.
• Time: 11:00 – 15:00 (with a break) or 16:00 – 20:00 (with a break) Moscow time.
• Group: up to 10 students.
• Technical requirements: computer with camera and microphone, internet.

PRICE: £177 PER WEEK + £50 REGISTRATION FEE.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

• Tuition 2 hours a day with a qualified UK teacher;
• 1 hour active;
• Friends from all over the world;
• Private lesson with teacher once a week to discuss progress;
• Daily homework;
• Testing and certificate.

At the virtual summer camp you can improve your English, have fun and make friends from all over the world. Dynamic, interactive, informative and culturally integrated lessons will motivate students and enable them to gain self-confidence from the comfort of their own home. Individual time spent both with the tutor and with friends from other countries will provide a great opportunity to practice learning what you learned during the lesson.

The day doesn’t end there! Your teacher will provide you with homework assignments that will allow you to put what you have learned into practice and transfer learning into everyday life. Every day you will explore a new and interesting topic. For example: shopping, your point of view, inventions, pop culture, travel, food, the environment, superheroes and teen issues.

EXAMPLE SCHEDULE:

LESSON 1: 11.00 – 11.30. Development of vocabulary and reading skills.
Break.
LESSON 2: 11. 40 – 12.10. Read on for more details and answers to questions.
Break.
LESSON 3: 12.20 – 12.50. Review of prepositions. Use the vocabulary learned in this lesson to talk to other students in a question-and-answer format.
Break.
LESSON 4: 13.00 – 13.30. Talk to other students. Practice the language of agreement and disagreement.
13.40 – 14.10: TEACHER TIME 1-on-1 or INTERNATIONAL MEETING .
Web quest. Negotiate and ask your friend what you would buy if you had £20, £2000 and £200,000. Write a paragraph stating your reasons and post on the class forum.
14.10 – 14.40: ACTIVITY.
HOMEWORK: Read your classmates’ forum posts, comment on at least 3 of them, and ask questions to learn more information. Write a short report.

LESSONS:

Online lessons are specifically designed to focus on student communication skills and to maximize the benefits of an interactive, multilingual classroom. Each day will be devoted to a specific topic: the first two lessons focus on new vocabulary, which will be used for practical purposes in subsequent lessons. Chat rooms will encourage work in pairs and groups.

1 ON 1 WITH TEACHER:

A great way to talk to your teacher, discuss your progress, get tips and talk about what you would like to learn in the future. Your teacher is qualified enough to help you on your English learning journey and truly get the most out of your course. He will be able to give you a lot of recommendations to improve your English both in the online class and in everyday life.

TIME WITH INTERNATIONAL FRIENDS:

Your teacher will give you tasks to complete together and present to your classmates. This will give you the opportunity to meet other students from all over the world and learn about their culture and customs. Tasks will include: couple portraits, web quests, video presentations and books, movie and music reviews.

ACTIVITIES:

The online game will provide the perfect end to your daily session – the words and phrases you learned in class will help you have fun, use your English and even learn a new skill.