Reading stuff for all levels...

There is no shortage of material on the internet for all those interested in reading in English. 
You can find magazines, newspapers, newsletters and specialised websites.

Furthermore, if you want to learn more about British/American traditions, geography, festivities and so on and at a level you can easily understand...
We suggest you should have a look at this webpage by O.U.P.

Oxford Culture Mania

You can even submit your own contributions and comment on the articles which are, in your opinion, more significant, watch videos and learn quite a few curiosities...

All this, just a click away!!!

FLOWER OF SCOTLAND...

 

An animated explanation of some fundamental questions prior to the referendum on Scottish independence on 18th September, 2014. 

Where is Scotland, what is Scotland and what does it mean to be Scottish? 
And what is the history of Scotland's relationship with England? 

But the real question is, will Scotland be better off as an independent country?

Scottish referendum explained for non-Brits

Now decide if the statements in the worksheet are True or False 

A little explanation about economics

  

Money, money...

And now the words of an expert analyst

Simpsons style....

And a question of fashion and desing...

The Union Jack without Scotland... 

The Bard of Avon

The greatest and most famous author in the English language.

Playwright, poet and actor.

Have you guessed his name? If so...
Watch the video and collect some facts about his life and masterpieces.

England's National Poet

Complete the activity sheet as you watch.

British Council - Shakespeare
Lots of videos and informationa about William

THE HISTORY OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE 

A docummentary

Watch the following video and complete the questionnaire in your literature file.

The Union Jack

One of the symbols which identifies the English language...

Sure you've seen this before....