<p>Sue22 this school is a humongous opportunity for anyone who’s interested in applying. Could you imagine the amount of colleges that would want such a wise 18 year old to go to their college? The amount of knowledge your child will gain from traveling to 3 countries every year? It’s a GROWING school, key word growing. If everyone was so skeptical like you nothing would ever get done!! When they talk abou extra curricular activities they mean that they encourage kids to play guitar, sing, create songs, cook etc. In fact they love it. If you look at pictures you can see that the kids are split into groups, probably based on their level in a particular subject. The interns are there to mentor the children just like at boarding school they have advisors. They are well taken care of, look at pictures of the bedrooms and that one child may have just not wanted to create a fuss. The host schools just let them use some classrooms and the occasional science room. also, your child doesn’t HAVE to go for all 4 years, and all that money pays for the HUNDREDS of field trips they take, the food, salary for teachers, sleeping arrangements, the constant iPhone service, the iPads, the MacBooks, and the many speakers they have, the host schools etc. So all in all your too hard on this school, lighten up, this is their 1st year and so far they’ve done extremely well.</p>