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A-level History of Art students visit the National Gallery, London with a short detour to Chinatown, while the City glitters with rain - and something more inspiring...

UCLan’s FoundationCampus students have something to smile about: UCLan (The University of Central Lancashire) has just been rated the top modern university in the North West by the Sunday Times Good University Guide 2008.

We are delighted to welcome Florence Chow as manager of our new Hong Kong office, recognising the importance of this region to CEG. Florence will provide support to agents and partners in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.

Stephen Hawking has unveiled 'The Corpus Clock', an extraordinary new clock sculpted by CSVPA Applied Crafts tutor and professional sculptor Matthew Sanderson. The Clock is driven by a giant Grasshopper, the largest in the world, literally 'eating' time.

Our brand new Semi-Intensive English course for 14 - 17 year olds builds on the success of our long-running Summer courses for Juniors. The Winter course takes place in January 2009 and offers a full programme of study and activities.

Our new centre at Tufts University, Boston provides an exciting opportunity for students to experience life in the USA whilst improving their English. A full programme of activities is provided with magnificent sports facilities available on campus.

With a combined A-C pass rate of 86%, staff and students at the two colleges are celebrating one of their best ever years. Students achieved places at Cambridge, LSE, Imperial College, London Goldsmiths, Queen Mary, Edinburgh and other top destinations.

Yurika Oshio is the first CATS Canterbury student to be offered a place to study Veterinary Medicine at the University of Cambridge. She hopes to fulfill a lifelong ambition to work in animal conservation.

The 2008 CSVPA Arts Festival was our most ambitious yet. With a floating catwalk, major art exhibition and challenging performance of Brecht's Threepenny Opera, our students really excelled. Every event sold out - our students won praise across the City.