Residential study programs for 14-18 year olds in Cambridge, UK.
Please note: This article was written by two Reach Cambridge students (Sieneen Ghani and Eline Yara Jeanne) in July 2011. Here is your chance to hear about the Reach Cambridge experience from students themselves: While there is vast amount of information about Reach Cambridge on the website, we would like to outline an average day…
Read MoreInterview with a past student: Daniel Macmillen
We can’t believe the July program is starting in just a few days! If you’re coming this weekend, we can’t wait to meet you. Here’s an interview with last year’s student to make these last few days go faster :). Daniel Macmillen from Everywhere ;) came for July 2010 Reach Cambridge program Where…
Read MoreInterview with a past student: Shini Kumar
We know just how important it is to get first-hand information and to learn from someone else’s experience. In this series, we’re bringing you interviews with past students, students from all over the world that have experienced a Reach Cambridge program and can now reflect on what they thought about it and what they took…
Read MoreInterview with a past student: Alena Sadiq
We know just how important it is to get first-hand information and to learn from someone else’s experience. In this series, we’ll be bringing you interviews with past students, students from all over the world that have experienced a Reach Cambridge program and can now reflect on what they thought about it and what they…
Read MoreGet to know students from around the world
One of the best parts of a Reach Cambridge experience is meeting young people from all over the world. Where else would you get the opportunity to chat, have the traditional British tea with or discuss what’s happening in the world with students from tens of different world countries? Which part of the world are…
Read MoreFind out more about Community Outreach – students’ blog
Want to find out what the Community Outreach Program is really about? What activities and projects you could get involved in and who they might benefit? Have a look at this wonderful Cambridge Reaches Out to Ghana – a blog started by the 2010 group of Reach Cambridge students that were involved in the Community…
Read MoreInternational Women’s Day in Cambridge
Earlier this month, women all over the UK came together to celebrate International Women’s Day (8th March 2011). This day raises the profile of women’s issues, celebrates achievements by great women across the ages and highlights the role of women in education. At Reach Cambridge we are keen to promote equal educational rights for male…
Read MoreReach Cambridge Global
We are often asked ‘where do the majority of your students come from?’ This year, there are students from over 40 countries signed up to Reach Cambridge! That’s over 1/4 of the World! What’s more, with our new feature ‘Reach Global’, you can see a map showing where in the world our latest applicants come…
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