The school organized a special trip to Oxford to show Bsc London students the most well known University City. We did the most popular way to see Oxford through a walking tour. Everything worth seeing in Oxford is within a very compact area so you can easily walk around it and take in the sights…

Guy Fawkes Night is an annual celebration on the evening of 5 November. Guy Fawkes Night marks the downfall of the gun powder plot of 5 November 1605, in which a number of Catholic conspirators, including Guy Fawkes, attempted to destroy the Houses of parliament.

To celebrate, British Study Centres students went to a park to see the fireworks…

Oxford Street was overflowing with the people, everybody was waiting for the time when the lights will be switched on. Twenty students from British Study centres came and were counting down to the big moment…

Apart from coming to learn and improve English what do visitors to Britain think of the British food? It appears to have a reputation everywhere – Bangers and Mash, Shepperd’s Pie, Fish and Chips… Does it make you think of the white cliffs of Dover, or ancient Stonehenge, the east end of London, or the ragged Munros (mountains) of the west coast of Scotland? Despite the reputation of British food…

When coming to study English in the UK, getting to know the British culture is something that happens automatically. But unless you’re here for a while you may only ’scratch the surface’, or in other words, see only a little part of it. For that reason the English schools at London, Oxford and Brighton run social activities that include things to do with British culture, showing you things you might not experience if you were just here on holiday..