Learning English together
Can learning English help to bring different communities together?
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Arranging a playdate
Children often want to invite their friends to come and play at their houses after school.
William and Kate’s home
Would you like to know about Prince William’s home? Watch the film and find out.
Food in Britain
What do you think is ‘British food’? Watch this film and find out what people in Britain like to eat.
Safe driving in winter
Here you’ll find some useful advice about driving safely in winter conditions. You will also get some grammar practice in using imperatives.
Writing a letter to your MP
Have you ever written to your MP? MPs receive many emails and letters from their constituents every day. This activity looks at what information you can put into the letter and how to organise it.
Romans and Anglo-Saxons
Britain has a long history of people migrating into the UK. The Romans and the Anglo-Saxons were some of the first people to make the UK their home. Read more about these people, develop your reading skills and prepare for the Life in the UK test.
Britain since 1945
After the Second World War ended in 1945, Britain went through some major changes. A lot had to be done to help the country recover from the conflicts. Learn more about Britain since 1945, practise your reading skills and prepare for the Life in the UK test.
The teacher's phone call
Teachers often need to talk to the parents of children who are in their class about how the child is getting on.
Changing an appointment
Making an appointment by telephone in English can be hard because you need to use clear language and speak calmly.