International Men’s Day is celebrated every year on 19th November. This special day recognises the positive contributions that men and boys make to the world, to society and to their families. It also highlights the importance of men’s mental health

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Global Education Week (GEW) is an annual event organised by the Council of Europe to celebrate and promote learning that looks beyond the classroom. It encourages us to consider how we all live together on one planet, share resources and

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The Harvest Festival is a traditional celebration in the UK, marking the gathering of crops at the start of autumn, after the end of the summer growing season. It’s all about community, giving thanks for the harvest and sharing the

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The Union Jacks have been unfurled across the UK in preparation for VE Day on 8th May. This year the event marks the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. London is getting ready for a spectacular

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St George’s Day is celebrated on April 23rd each year, as a day to remember St George, the patron saint of England. He’s best known for the legendary tale where he slays a dragon to save a princess. The story

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On 2nd March 2025, world leaders gathered in London for the London Summit on Ukraine, where international discussions focused on key issues such as the future of Ukraine, the humanitarian issues arising from the situation and how countries can collaborate

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Being sick in a foreign country can be a frightening experience. That is why understanding basic medical vocabulary in English is crucial to navigating healthcare anywhere in the world. Whether you say, ‘Something is stuck in my throat’ or ‘I

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Teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL) can be a rewarding and exciting career. The demand for qualified EFL teachers keeps growing around the world, as globalisation increases and learning English opens up more opportunities in education, work and

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May Day EFL Lesson: We're exploring the history and cultural significance of May Day and how it can be integrated into the classroom to enhance language learning!

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As you progress in your language learning journey, you might encounter a plateau – a time where your English skills seem to stagnate, despite your efforts. These language plateaus can be frustrating, but they are often a natural part of

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