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Hello once again!!
Malvern House teacher Emily took students on a walk through Richmond - a beautiful area of South London. Unfortunately, the rain came but this did not dampen the spirit of the students, as they managed to see the beauty of Richmond Hill and Park, and finally found refuge in a pub nearby!!
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Hello all!!
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The summer is a great time to come and study an English language course in London. Not only can you spend your summer holiday improving your level of English but you may also experience life in one of the most exciting cities in the world!
By booking a course at Malvern House this summer you can benefit from the following and more:
• Study English in central London
• Make friends from all over the world
• Enjoy our social programmes
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Long Term students (24 weeks +) who come from outside Europe need to apply for a General Student Visa (GSV). The British government recognises around 2000 colleges in the UK, and these are placed on the Register of Sponsors.
Malvern House is an A rated Trusted Sponsor of the UK Border Agency. You can look at the Register of Sponsors here.
Further information about GSV's can be found here:
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Last week we took some lovely students with Malvern House teachers James and Steve to Hadleigh Castle and Leigh-On-Sea (right) in Essex.
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We are sure that you have heard the news about David Cameron of the Conservative Party becoming Prime Minister of the country.
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Thursday 6th May is an important day in politics, with the General Election being held across the country. Individuals will vote for who they want to elect to be Prime Minister and be in charge of the country. I am sure you have seen plenty of things about the election campaign written in newspapers, on television and possibly even discussed what is going on in your class with your teacher.
The three main parties are Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats. The leaders of these parties are Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Glegg.
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Each year the 23rd April is St Georges Day in the UK, a celebration of English heritage! Like many other countries around the world that celebrate their patron saint or have other days, for example the closest to us is Saint Patrick’s day for Ireland, St Georges Day is the UK’s.
