Try some home-made sushi

We had a huge international party with all of the adult students and the local community. We cooked food, showed each other famous traditions and customs from our countries and made the people from the village feel welcome.

Glitter tattoos and face painting

Russian

Korean

Some little kids from the village

Our host families and the local community were invited so that they could enjoy the international food, music and atmosphere

A very scary boy from the village! (great face painting by Ginevra)

Columbia

Thanks to Aser and Rachel for organising an unforgettable evening 🙂

Hi Neide!!

Learning how to write our name in Korean and Japanese

Afternoons here are full of activities: cooking, art, circus skills, sport, swimming, drama and lots more. It’s such a good chance to try new things and get to know each other (and have a great laugh too!)

International Disco in Cambridge

Evenings full of games, music, chatting, relaxing and fun!

Chocolate party

Here we are in London getting to know some of the most famous places in the city (and in the World).

This is the second time we’ve been to London this course and this trip was with our teachers and gave us the chance to investigate the history and culture of the city.

We travelled by train and tube which gave us a new view of the city – mixing with Londoners and tourists in this incredible place.

At Kings Cross station. Is this the way to Hogwarts?

We had to research the places before we went and then give presentations at each place, acting as tour guides for our class mates. Some other tourists even started listening to our presentations because they thought we knew what we were talking about!!

Bryony’s class outside the Globe Theatre

The Tate Modern Art gallery – What is art?

Guillerme (Spain): “There are 4.2 million bricks on the front wall of the Tate Rob (Teacher): “Are you sure? I think you should count them!”

View from the Tate to St. Paul’s

Borough market – Not all English food is horrible. Honestly!!