Would you like a piece of cake?
The expression ‘a piece of cake’ means that something is easy to achieve. For example, sending a text message is a piece of cake. After reading the word cake, we…
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Would you like a piece of cake?
Harry Potter destinations in the UK
Are you a Harry potter fan? While you study at EEC you can use your free time at weekends to visit these amazing spots, some of them UNESCO Worldwide Heritage…
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Harry Potter destinations in the UK
Spring and Summer British recipes for a perfect picnic or barbecue
The weather is getting better and sunnier so a picnic or a bbq on a park or at home seems perfect weekend plan! The sun is shining and you just…
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Spring and Summer British recipes for a perfect picnic or barbecue
Easter Traditions in the UK
From 2nd April to 5th April there is a Bank holiday! We’ve put together a list of some British Easter traditions during Easter period. Some you may have heard of,…
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Easter Traditions in the UK
Mother’s Day in the UK
This Sunday, March 14, is Mothers’ Day in the UK, also sometimes called ‘Mothering Sunday’. Traditionally British people will visit their mothers, or if that’s not possible, send them a…
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Mother’s Day in the UK
British Folklore
Folklore is an essential part of any culture. If we think about Britain, legends like Robin Hood, King Arthur or the Loch Ness monster come to mind. The EEC team…
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British Folklore
How people celebrate Valentine’s day in the UK
How Do I Love Thee? (Sonnet 43) Elizabeth Barrett Browning - 1806-1861 How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. I love thee to the depth and breadth and…
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How people celebrate Valentine’s day in the UK