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Winchester Ceilidh 2009

Posted by Winchester on August 04, 2009

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The Crooked Girl By Diane De La Forest Divonne

In England, during the reign of Queen Victoria, a little girl from the aristocracy was killed. She was found in the forest near London. Her body was covered with blood. Lord Mepheistos decided to investigate with his friends Lady Theodora and Lord Peter. -Poor little girl, said Theodora when she saw the corpse. -She was Lady Alicia, her family was that of the Count's, said Mepheistos. -The Count? Wessex? I can't stand him, said Peter. -You are maybe a duke, but you have to respect the Wessex family, muttered Theodora to him. -She was killed by a blow to the neck, declared Mepheistos after having examined the body. -Why would someone want to kill a little girl? asked Peter. -Maybe it was an accident, proposed Theodora. -I don't think so, the blow is too strong, responded Mepheistos. -We should ask the servants or her parents if they have seen something strange. The following day, the three friends went to the Wessex's castle. When they arrived, the Count Oscar Wess

Winchester in Summer

Our Beautiful Campus Winchester is looking wonderful this summer, and our campus is an inspiring place to learn and make new friends. Some of the buildings we use have been here for more than 600 years - including the hall in which we eat. It is amazing to think of the illustrious figures throughout history who have walked the same cobbles, sat on the same benches and played sport on the same fields.

IELTS

IELTS Exam Preparation The IELTS exam, or the International English Language Testing System, is a test of English proficiency which is required by many English-speaking schools, universities and workplaces around the world. IELTS measures students' reading, writing, listening and speaking skills, and assesses their ability to communicate for work, study or life in Anglophone countries. This year we have a number students going to Oxford to sit an IELTS exam, and our experienced tutor has been intensively preparing all students in Major and Minor classes by helping them to understand what examiners are looking for in the written paper and how to avoid mistakes commonly made in the listening paper. Working in small groups and alone, students have been guided through a number of example questions and past papers, with model answers and marked scripts forming a key part of the weekly programme.

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Winchester Ceilidh 2009

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