2025-2026 UK Cultural Exchange Tour
In July 2026, our students had the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in an authentic English environment in a 10-day tour in London. They actively honed their language skills and expanded their horizons as they visited prestigious universities, namely Oxford and Cambridge. They explored London in cultural excursions to iconic landmarks like Big Ben and Buckingham Palace and took part in British culture as they watched The Lion King musical and tried local delicacies
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Westminster Palace
At one of the earlier stops, our students visited the Westminster Palace before touring the resplendent Westminster Abbey.
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The Crypt at St. Paul’s Cathedral
Our students had the chance to visit the tombs of well-known historical figures of the UK, including Winston Churchill, while learning about UK’s political history at one of London’s venerable cathedrals - St. Paul’s Cathedral.
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Guided Tour at the University of Cambridge
Our students spent a day at the esteemed Cambridge’s historical and vast campus, learning about the local college culture, the architecture and the many stories surrounding the lives of past (and famous) alumni.
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Buckingham Palace
Learning about British history and the royal family would not be complete without watching the changing of the guards at the Buckingham Palace.
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Greenwich Park
Our students visited one of London’s largest and oldest Royal Park - Greenwich Park where the Royal Observatory is located and is home to the Prime Meridian Line.
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The University of Oxford
Standing under Oxford’s famous Bridge of Sighs—with miles of books resting beneath their feet.
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Outside Windsor Castle
Waiting in line to get into Windsor castle which is the official royal residence of the British royal family and is the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world.
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Tower Bridge
Visiting one the iconic landmarks of London while learning about its medieval history.
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British Museum
Our students had a chance to visit the world-renowned British museum which houses the largest collection of historical artifacts of ancient civilisations across the globe.
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Emirates Stadium
Watching football is intrinsic in British culture and our students had the chance to visit Emirates Stadium - home of the Arsenals, one of Britain’s biggest football teams.
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The University of Oxford
The students toured around the campus of the prestigious campus of the University of Oxford, learning many of its history and traditions.
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Local food
Enjoying a staple in British cuisine- fish and chips - at a local restaurant.
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Natural History Museum
The students visited one of London’s most-visited museums - the Natural History Museum which has a vast collection of natural specimens.
