Activities to Learn and Have Fun

Evening activities	Sunday activities (optional)
Activities to get to know people: Icebreaker Party Speed Meeting Ballroom dancing	Free time in the morning for Church
Physical Activities: Sports Day Sports Tournament Punting on the River Cam	Academic: Practice Interviews for Cambridge
Parties: Silent Disco Rave Graduation Ball	Sports: Casual sports Trip to Sports Centre for swimming or gym (additional fee payable direct to the Sports Centre)
Others: College Application Workshop Film night Casino and Games Night	Others: Photography Workshop
Evening activities	Sunday activities (optional)

A Variety of Evening Activities to Make Friends Fast

It's very daunting meeting lots of new people for the first time, so we carefully plan a wide variety of activities to ensure that you quickly make friends.

Icebreaker Games

Various party games to break the ice! Guaranteed fun and silliness - like making fake mummies.

Ballroom Dancing

Ballroom dancing as demonstrated at the UK's national university competition

Casino & Games Night

Poker, blackjack, roulette and board games - with a prize for whoever wins the most chips

Various Sports

Frisbee, football / soccer, capture the flag and other games. No experience needed!

Silent Disco

Everyone wears headphones with two channels of music - then change channels throughout the night!

Rave

We provide lots of glowsticks, then optionally wear neon and glow-in-the-dark paint for our rave

Punting

A leisurely way to ride down the River Cam and see the beautiful backs of some of the Cambridge colleges

Homework / Film Night

We'll set aside some time to do homework, while for those who have already done any can watch a film.

Graduation Ball

Dress up and celebrate the end of classes at our black tie Graduation Ceremony, followed by the Ball.

Optional Sunday Workshops

Photography Workshop

We will be learning the basics of advanced photography - considering the effects of the manual modes to change the aperture, shutter speed and ISO and how they affect the light captured by the camera. We will consider basic lighting and have a go at some portrait and landscape photography, with the aim of improving the photos that you take. If you have a camera that will let you change the aperture, shutter speed and ISO that would be helpful to bring but not necessary - we have a DSLR & mirrorless camera and various lenses for you to try out.