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Join our live event to support our learners: Shakespeare Live – learning English with Shakespeare.

In celebration of World Book Day on 23 April, this Learning hub topic is about books and reading. Even if you don't read much, there's something here for you!

English Language Day is celebrated on 23 April. Read about where English came from, how it came to be spoken all over the world and how it is changing.

International Mother Earth Day, on 22 April, promotes harmony with nature and reminds us of the importance of protecting all the different ecosystems and species on our planet.

Tea is the world's second most popular drink (after water!). In the UK, you can even celebrate drinking it on 21 April.

Have you ever wondered why dogs put their heads out of car windows? Watch this video and learn more about this common behaviour.

Join our live event to support our learners studying grammar: Practice makes perfect – present perfect simple and continuous.

London has many well-known landmarks, but it also has its hidden gems. In this video, you can learn about a garden paradise in the heart of the UK capital.

Join our live event to support our learners studying grammar:  Contrasting ideas – in spite of, although, even if and others.

If you see a word for the first time, how can you work out its pronunciation? Here is a simple five-step method.

Tindy left Rwanda when he was just a teenager and moved to the UK as a refugee. There, he met the famous actress Emma Thompson and was adopted by her. In this video, they describe Tindy's incredible journey.

Join our live event and ask our expert educator your questions about the English language and learning English.