Hi all
Our 14YO goddaughter is coming over from Korea at the end of December for a month's visit on her own and her parents are keen for her to experience the British education system during that time. 
AFAIK, the idea is that if all goes to plan, she could end up doing her KS4 -5 or an IB here.
She's a lovely girl, but not at all academic - more into dance and sport - and she struggles in the Korean system, which doesn't provide any alternative to academic study. It's also difficult because she gets bullied - with a Korean mum and English dad, she is head and shoulders taller than many of her schoolmates. And although a slender size 8, she is seen as "overweight" in the eyes of Korean society. 
Anyway, unhappy at home, she's been pestering mum & dad for the opportunity to check out study in the UK. The problem is that the Korean version of the UK summer break starts around Christmas/January when UK kids are back at school. Ideally we'd get her a few weeks' of "taster lessons" at a local school. A friend of mine seems to think it's possible but I'm not convinced. I've looked at adult courses but OH doesn't think they're suitable for a young teen - besides which most of them go on for a min. of 12 weeks and she is only here for 4.
Something which along the lines of dance, music or media would be great but we've run out of ideas. Please, can any MNers out there help?