The three functions of the centre are:

- conference centre

- Example: educational institution

- place for fun-filled weekends

The customer wants to bring children who have

SPORTS: Sailing, windsurfing, volleyball, rowing, and a sport most children have never tried which is

Accommodation Facilities

• The Birch Unit - sleeps

• Greenback Row - sleeps the same number of people

• Cabins 1 - 3: sleep 10 people

• Cabins : sleep 12 people each

Mr Bryson's booking arrangements

• The customer would bring students for the course.

• He would like to book the course starling Sunday

• The cost for one week would be £ per child.

• The school’s telephone number is

Paddy is also interested in a course on , but he knows nothing about it. Conveniently, it is a so it doesn't matter that he is back at school. Apart from that, he is advised to take a , which will teach him body awareness, and an appreciation of music.

Sending your child to University

• Someone with a higher education earns more than someone without.

• In 1997 maintenance grants abolished and introduced.

• University fees increasing - up to £ a year.

• Average undergraduate needs £ for 3 years.

• Almost 80% of students’ cost are .

PAYING FOR YOUR CHILD'S EDUCATION

• Students’ tuition can be paid for, in part, if they join the

• The RAF will sponsor, but students must take up at least service commitment.

• Students good at sport might secure a .

• The University of Kent gives a £ cricket bursary to promising players.

Student Loans:

• Maximum is 5,000 pounds.

• Needn’t be paid back until after graduation.