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Our Principal, Jane, presenting the award for Innovation in Learner Resources at the British Council ‘ELTONS’ (English Language Teaching awards) last night.

Taiwan is located in Northeast Asia and lies on the Western edge of the Pacific Ocean. It is called ‘Formosa’ which means ‘a beautiful island’ in Portuguese. When the Portuguese sailors saw Taiwan for the first time in the 16th … Continue reading →

And so the 11th May arrived and brought with it the Oxford Fun Run. Twenty-one eager WSE students turned up at the coach despite the cold and rain. We were a force to be reckoned with as we entered the … Continue reading →

When I finished High School I wasn’t sure about what I wanted to do the following year, so I decided to take a gap year. I was thinking about going abroad for a few months. I went to a travel … Continue reading →

Students give us a glimpse of life from the other side of the frame… — It’s just another ordinary day. Many people have visited this gallery again. Of course everyone went to the next room to see that beautiful girl. … Continue reading →

When I see paintings in a museum, I think they are unique, characteristic, and creative. It is really important for artists to make their works original. That’s the way so many famous artists become famous. For example, Van Gogh became … Continue reading →

The first time I heard about Frida was about five years ago. That was because I was in a Spanish language class. I had to study about Frida, I was not interested in it at all because of Picasso. I … Continue reading →

We are delighted to have been chosen by Ryugaku Journal in Japan as one of the top ten English language schools worldwide. The awards are based on feedback from students studying at the schools – so thank you very much … Continue reading →

First of all, Madame Tussauds is a museum that needs to be visited when you are in London! It is one of the most interesting museums as you can find almost every celebrity, whether it is a musician, actor or … Continue reading →

In one of our higher intermediate classes they discussed Nelson Mandela and his fight for freedom and equality. The class wrote down their own definitions of freedom and what they believe it means to mankind. Freedom Definition: Freedom is the … Continue reading →