Our EiY blogs provide you with interesting updates and cultural news from the city of York, with useful information to help you make the most of your stay.
We regularly post helpful language learning tips and tricks, helping you to continue improving your English both during and after your course with us.
Have you just joined one of our courses at English in York? Are you wondering how to learn English faster, making the most of your time here? If so, here are a few tips and tricks to help you hit
Are you thinking about which English school in the UK is best fit for you? This is a common dilemma for would-be English learners, especially with so many English schools in the UK. However, worry not! In this blog, we
If you are reading this, chances are you have already decided to book an English course in the UK—and I must say, you have made a great choice! England is, of course, the birthplace of the English language. With its
Voted one of the most picturesque streets in Britain, The Shambles in York is one of Europe’s most visited streets. It is lined with beautifully preserved Elizabethan buildings which, for centuries, housed butchers’ shops and backyard slaughterhouses.
On February 14, people from many areas of the world will be celebrating Valentine’s Day, but where did the annual romantic holiday get its name from and what exactly is it a celebration of?
Shrove Tuesday, otherwise known as Pancake Day, falls on Tuesday 13th February this year… that crepe’d up fast! But, do we know what Pancake Day is really about?
Commonly known as York Minster, the Cathedral and Metropolitical Church of Saint Peter in York is one of the finest medieval buildings in Europe. It is the second largest Gothic cathedral in Northern Europe and was completed in 1472.
The 5th November, or Bonfire Night, is widely known for its fantastic firework displays. Although you may associate the occasion with fireworks and sparklers, you may not know the reason why thousands of people across the country set them off
York is renowned for its stunning architecture and heritage. It successfully merges cobbled streets and ancient buildings with designer shops and an abundance of bars and restaurants, all of which are encompassed by historic city walls.
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