What Does The UK Government Do?
Learn about the key tasks of the UK Government as well as how they're held accountable in today's blog.
Tag: British
Devolved Governments
The UK works on the global scale with the centralised government in London, which represents the entire United Kingdom. However, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland…
How To Practise English with The World Cup
Football is the world's sport and we generally come to a stand still when it's the World Cup. Learn about some ways to integrate English learning to y…
UK General Elections
Voting at a general election generally happens every 5 years in the UK. Find out in today's blog how the voting system works, who can vote, where you …
The UK Political System
The UK is governed under a constitutional monarchy. What does this mean? Who is in charge? What does the government do?
Mischief Night
Mischief Night is a UK-wide annual event that is now celebrated across many English-speaking countries. Learn all about its traditions in today's blog…
UK Halloween Traditions
Halloween is one of the most widely celebrated days in the UK. Learn all about the traditions that take place here in this week's blog.
A British Afternoon Tea
Afternoon tea is one of the most widely-recognised traits of the UK. What is an afternoon tea? How did it come about? What food is there is an afterno…
English Heritage
The UK is steeped in history and many castles, sites and abbeys have been restored and protected by English Heritage for natives and tourists to learn…
Freshers Week
Most universities across the UK start a new academic year at the end of September or beginning of October. Although many students are returning to…
What Does A Change in Monarchy Mean?
The monarchy is heavily integrated into British society and with a change from a Queen to a King, there are a lot of administrative and societal chang…
UK State Funerals
State funerals are a rare occasion in the UK but they have a lot of pomp and ceremony. More recently has been the state funeral for our late Queen.
Who Is King Charles III?
Following the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II, her oldest son, Charles, has now become our King. Who is Charles III? Find out in our new blog.
What Is A Council?
The UK runs based on the work of local governments and councils. Learn about their role and how to get on the local council in today's blog.
Traditional British Weddings
Although weddings are constantly changing, there are many traditions as well as superstitions for future marriage that couples try to follow in the UK…
DofE Award
The DofE award is a great opportunity to expand physical activity and skills as well as volunteering and hiking. It may increase your employability an…
How to Apply To University In The UK
The UK boasts some of the most beautiful universities in the world but the application process can be complex and tough. Learn about how the UK univer…
The National Trust
National Trust properties and land are definitely worth a visit in the UK. They're preserved by the charity and can easily be visited on day trips aro…
Edinburgh Fringe Festival
The Edinburgh Fringe Festival is definitely worth a visit if you're around Scotland's capital city in August. Learn all about it in today's blog.
