Immerse yourself in historic Cambridge

Join us for a walking tour of Cambridge city. It's a great opportunity to learn about your new home, and meet new students and staff.

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Join us on a trip down to Oxford, home to the oldest University in the UK and the famous Ashmolean museum. Included in the trip is travel to and from Oxford as well as a tour of the city from one of our activity leaders!

Come and see The Radcliffe Camera, The Bridge of Sighs, Blackwell's Bookshop and Bodleian Library

Come for a walk with us by the River Cam! This is an opportunity to talk, relax, and enjoy all things Cambridge. We might see people punting or rowing on the river. It’s a great way to enjoy Cambridge, practise English, and meet others.

You and your team will be “locked” in a themed room filled with hidden clues, puzzles, and ??????? (mysteries) waiting to be solved. Work together with classmates from around the world, practice your English in a real-life situation, and race against the clock to complete your mission before time runs out.

This activity is perfect for international students looking to build confidence, improve problem-solving skills, and connect with others in a fun and supportive environment. No previous experience is needed—just curiosity, teamwork, and a sense of adventure!

Spaces are limited, so don’t miss out. Sign up, bring your friends, and see if you have what it takes to escape!

Join us for an afternoon of sports in Jesus Green park. All equipment will be provided!

The north Norfolk coast is the nearest coastline to Cambridge, just 100km to the north-east of the city. But despite being so close it's off-the-beaten-track and receives relatively few visitors. There are few places quite like it!

The Norfolk coast is one of the most important places in Europe for migrating seabirds stopping over as they journey from their wintering habitats further south to their summer breeding grounds in the Arctic. Norfolk is also home to the UK's largest colonies of Common and Grey Seals. On this tour we will take a boat trip along a tidal estuary out to the open sea to where the seals gather.

But it's not just countryside and wildlife; the coast is dotted with many quaint sleepy villages with handicraft shops and peaceful, relaxing cafes. It's fabulous walking country so bring sturdy footwear and a warm, waterproof jacket.

Step into the fun at the UK’s most thrilling theme park! With over 25 rides and attractions to experience, Thorpe Park is the ultimate destination to create memories with friends. Brave our Big 6 coasters, including the UK’s tallest, fastest and most weightless rollercoaster, Hyperia! Or cool off on the UK’s wettest water rides from plunging 85ft on Tidal Wave.

Our day will begin with a drive from Cambridge into Central London, where we'll pass iconic landmarks such as the Tower of London and Tower Bridge before dropping you off. The rest of the day will be yours to explore London at your leisure.
We look forward to a fantastic trip!

Join us for a walking tour of Cambridge city. It's a great opportunity to learn about your new home, and meet new students and staff.

King's College is known for its stunning Gothic buildings, especially the famous King’s College Chapel. King's College was founded in 1441, which makes it over 500 years old! The college has a rich history and many famous people have studied there, including scientists, writers, and even British royals.

This session is designed for English learners keen on improving their fluency by discussing engaging topics. Participants will actively work on collaborative discussions for language development. Join the workshop for an enriching experience where you can enhance your English proficiency, celebrate effective communication, and connect with fellow students in a dynamic and inclusive setting.

Let's get together to enjoy a delicious cream tea. This is a British tradition so a "must-do" during your time here.

Join us for a punting trip along the River Cam! You will see some of the most famous bridges and colleges in Cambridge, including the Bridge of Sighs and the Wren Library. The tour will take about 45 minutes.

The Botanic Garden is a treasure trove of over 8,000 plant species, including nine National Collections and a wonderful arboretum.

This sharp and witty battle of the sexes, set in the stunning gardens of St John’s College, tells of the effervescent Beatrice – determined never to marry – and the confirmed bachelor, Benedick, and the efforts of their friends to bring them together in the most unlikely of unions. Will there be a happy ending, or will the dastardly Don John ruin all their plans?

Bath is one of England's most beautiful cities, known for its Georgian architecture and Roman Baths. Nearby, Stonehenge is an iconic prehistoric monument that offers a glimpse into England's ancient past. Come and discover who built them and why.

The Cotswolds is one of the most beautiful regions of southern England. It is an area of upland with rolling hills, wooded valleys, tranquil streams, fields of sheep and flowers, and, the main reason for its fame and popularity, its wonderful honey-coloured stone villages.

500 years ago The Cotswolds was the centre of England's wool trade. Today it is a sleepy corner of Britain where time seems to have stood still. If you have an image of old rural England, this is probably it. This is chocolate-box Britain!

Included HD: Northampton
Discover the beauty of Stratford-upon-Avon and the idyllic Cotswolds on this full-day excursion. Enjoy comfortable coach travel with pickup and drop-off in Northampton, and spend the day exploring historic streets, charming villages, and stunning English countryside.

This trip takes you to the royal town of Windsor and its famous castle. Enjoy a self-guided audio tour of the castle, home to the Royal Family, with admission included. Spend the rest of the day exploring Windsor's town centre, exclusive shops, or nearby Eton College, where Princes William and Harry studied.