Residential study programs for 14-18 year olds in Cambridge, UK.
The UK is a historically rich country with many beautiful towns, cities and landscapes to explore. Although it was hard to choose, we have tried to select a diverse selection...
Read MoreStudying English as a Second Language
Genny, our Director of Curriculum, Reflects on Learning English as a Second, or Additional, Language Want to improve your English? Hoping to one day study abroad? There are many reasons...
Read MoreScholarship Student Luiza: ‘I can’t wait to start this new adventure!’
Our Summer scholarship student Luiza talks about choosing a subject, the benefits of travelling abroad, and looking forward to the summer! Hello, I’m Luiza Fernandes and this summer I will be attending Reach Cambridge’s summer program. Travelling and studying abroad was – and still is – one of my biggest dreams. Being able to reach…
Read MoreCambridge’s Mathematical Bridge
Cam-BRIDGE There are so many reasons to visit Cambridge, and the amazing architecture of Cambridge City and Cambridge University is enough alone - the whole city of Cambridge, United Kingdom...
Read MoreGuest Post: Fabrina’s Blog
2018 student-to-be Fabrina is coming from Brazil to study Physics & Astronomy in July. In this guest blog, Fabrina reflects on the importance of friendship, as well as what she's...
Read MoreThe Royal Wedding: Cambridge and the Royals
The British royal family has long been linked with Cambridge. Royals have founded some of Cambridge University’s colleges: Queens’ College (dually founded by two rival queens), King’s College (in honour of Henry VI), and Trinity College (after perhaps England’s most famous King, Henry VIII). Royals built the city’s most famous landmark: the construction of King’s…
Read MoreThe FA Cup: Cambridge and Football
The FA Cup is one of the biggest events in the sports calendar, but did you know that its existence is all thanks to Cambridge?! Saturday May 19this a significant date in the UK calendar for a couple of big reasons. While the upcoming events will be anticipated and watched by people across the UK…
Read MoreGuest Post: Friendship Through My Eyes
To celebrate our extension of Friendship Fortnight, new 2018 student Kharanshu has written a reflective piece about the many facets of friendship, and the importance of cherishing old friends and making new ones. He’s really looking forward to making new friends in a few short weeks on our Spring program! In today’s social media driven world,…
Read More2017: Our Year at Reach Cambridge
It's been a busy, exciting and inspiring year here at Reach! Highlights include our first ever spring program (read all about it in our spring daily blog posts) and our...
Read MoreWorldwide New Year Traditions
frieThe holiday season may be coming to an end, but there’s still plenty to celebrate as we head into 2018. From fancy feasts to smashing plates, here are just a few New Year’s Eve traditions from around the world… If you love ringing in the New Year, head to Greenland or Japan, where the celebrations…
Read More5: TWELVE DAYS OF REACH – What Makes Us Unique
Here at Reach Cambridge we make it our business to ensure that when students arrive in Cambridge, they get a truly transformative experience. The student experience is not something we take for granted; in fact, we make sure that we tailor our programmes to ensure that the needs and desires of our amazing students are…
Read MoreTailor Made Course | SCGS 2017: ‘World Readiness’
What a fortnight! From 11th to 20th November, twenty-four students from Singapore Chinese Girls’ School (SCGS) descended on Reach Hall in Cambridge for a tailor-made academic course exploring topics within three key themes: society, culture and ethics. Through lectures, debates, group work, individual work, and fieldwork, the students expanded their understanding of the world and…
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