1 . Summer Courses for Students

Welcome to the UK’s Top-Ranked Multi-Campus. Summer School, we will provide an outstanding summer experience in a multi-national fun and secure setting. As students, you will have the opportunity to study a wide range of stimulating courses with like-minded people in famous academic environments.

Course 1: General English

Time: June 11 to July 2

Instructor: Leah Roesch

Our creative and student-centered lessons will help you improve your all-round ability in English. By engaging in interesting and stimulating tasks, projects and activities, you are challenged to activate your language knowledge and further develop your social skills.

Course 2: Introduction to Leadership

Time: July 19 to August 1

Instructor: Christina DePasquale

We explore the foundations and qualities that will make each of you become effective leaders. During this exciting two-week programme, we do research on well-known historical leadership figures and the characteristics that made them successful.

Course 3: Introduction to STEM

Time: June 21 to July 3

Instructor: Edith Freni

What could be better than building your English while arousing your passion for science, technology, engineering and mathematics? Students who study STEM have the unique chance to study at a school that is frequently shortlisted as the best public school in the United Kingdom.

Course 4: Future Engineers

Time: June 15 to June 28

Instructor: Marshall Duke

Are you passionate about mathematics and physics? Do you want to learn how to bring them together to solve real world challenges? With the course, your theoretical knowledge will be stretched and enhanced, creating the groundwork for a fantastic career in engineering.

1. Whose course should you choose to improve your communicative competence?

A．Leah Roesch’s.	B．Christina DePasquale’s.
C．Edith Freni’s.	D．Marshall Duke’s.

2. What can you do in course 2?

A．Meet leadership figures.

B．Become successful leaders.

C．Study celebrities.

D．Explore language characteristics.

3. What do course 3 and course 4 have in common?

A．They focus on science.

B．They have the same duration.

C．They introduce public English teaching.

D．They cover literary theoretical knowledge.

2 . The Ultimate Guide to Sussex

Sussex offers beautiful countryside, charming seaside towns and some of the best vineyards (葡萄园) in the UK. Plan your Sussex getaway with our ultimate guide.

Monk’s House

Put your National Trust membership to good use with a visit to Monk’s House purchased by Virginia and her husband Leonard Woolf in 1919. Virginia wrote many of her most celebrated works at the house, including the essay A Room of One’s Own. Admire the weather-boarded cottage’s beautiful antiques, seemingly untouched since 1969, when Leonard died.

Beachy Head

Come to Beachy Head and you’ll be greeted by one of the most splendid coastal stretches in all of Britain. It offers superb views of Eastbourne and the English Channel from 530 feet above the water. Spring through autumn are the best times to visit. Look out for the Beachy Head Marathon, which takes place every October. There’s a pay and display car park, a pub, toilet facilities and, during summer, the welcome sight of an ice-cream truck.

The Long Man of Wilmington

On the grassy ground of Windover Hill—a 235-foot figure known as the Long Man has been here for centuries. Archaeological researchers believe The Long Man of Wilmington actually dates to around the 16th century. If you’re feeling active, hike from The Long Man of Wilmington to East Sussex’s other chalk-carved figure, the Litlington White Horse.

Lewes

This town is just the right size to explore in a day, though do consider staying overnight to make good use of the local restaurants, pubs and wine bars. Lewes is one of the best places to shop in Sussex with a delightful mix of independent, antique and high street brands. If you’re visiting during summer, pack your bathers for a visit to Pells Pool, the oldest known freshwater swimming pool in the UK. You’ll need to pre-book a session.

1. In which place may visitors witness a sports event?

A．Monk’s House.	B．Beachy Head.
C．The Long Man of Wilmington.	D．Lewes.

2. What should visitors do before going to Pells Pool?

A．Book in advance.	B．Apply for membership.
C．Contact a local lifeguard.	D．Learn from experienced bathers.

3. What is the purpose of the text?

A．To introduce special exhibits in Sussex.	B．To show us where to stay in Sussex.
C．To tell us what to explore in Sussex.	D．To advertise the coming events in Sussex.

3 . MiG Prize 2022

The Michel Gelrubin Architecture Prize is designed to bring out new talents by giving students an opportunity for international recognition. Open internationally, the Prize is awarded annually to honor students whose work demonstrates a combination of vision and talent in the art of architecture and planning.

This Year’s Challenge

This year’s competition invites proposals for projects that integrate at least 3 different uses into a building. The projects should include private and public spaces, and consider the urban context.

Timeline

Launch: August 1st,2022

Registration Deadline: September 15th,2022(registration is free)

Submission Deadline: November 19th,2022

Result Announcement: December 17th,2022

Prizes

First prize       $5,000

Second prize       $2,500

Third Prize       $1,500

The Jury(评委会)

The projects will be scored based on their originality, design, environmental effects, and presentation.

Participation

The competition is open to any student studying architecture during the academic year2022-2023. Candidates can apply as individuals or as teams.

Materials

Electronic submission of the project files must include:

·   Posters that integrate the documents explaining the project(plans, sections, elevations, photos, renderings (透视图) , illustrations, images, diagrams, and text)

A presentation of the project(max 15 slides)

A video file (max 3 min.) is optional but highly recommended.

All the documents must be written in English and sent in a PDF format(except the videos).

For more information, see https://migprize.com.

1. What do we know about the competition?

A．It offers $1,500 for second prize.

B．It is open to all graduates in architecture.

C．It charges an all-time low registration fee this year.

D．It focuses on designing a mixed-use building this year.

2. By which time should all the project files be handed in?

A．August 1st,2022.	B．September 15th,2022.
C．November 19th,2022.	D．December 17th,2022.

3. Which of the following must be included in the submission?

A．Integrated posters in the English version.

B．A video file of no more than 3 minutes.

C．A presentation of no less than 15 slides.

D．Paper documents explaining the project.

5 . Finding Your Inspiration Series: Women in Sports

Date and time: Sunday, December 3, 7: 30 pm-8: 30 pm

About this event

Step into a world of inspiration at our upcoming event, tailor-made for girls eager to unleash (释放) their inner champions! Go on an inspiring journey where you’ll uncover the extraordinary stories of outstanding women who have left an impressive mark on the landscape of sports.

About the Finding Your Inspiration Series

Go on a journey with this online event series, tailor-made for girls aged 11-16. Best of all, it’s free!

Every month, join remarkable women who share their personal stories, educational journeys, and professional achievements. Our classes create a safe space for participation, questions, and self-discovery.

While the series primarily serves 11-16-year-old girls, we welcome worldwide individuals of all ages and genders with open arms. Whether you are a college student, a young or seasoned professional, a parent, grandparent, friend or teacher, we invite you to join us. By participating, you will not only learn more about our aim and values, but you will also find inspiration from both our enthusiastic young audience and our role models.

Did you know?

Hearing from role models broadens horizons (视野) and boosts success expectations. 70% of girls rethink their future after connecting with women role models.

What will you ask?

What does your job mean to you? Who inspired you? What does an average day look like? What did you study? What have been your highs and what has been tough along the way? What was the best advice you were given when you were young?

We hope to see you there! If you have questions or comments, please visit https: //inspiringgirlsusa. org. to learn more.

1. How might the participants feel after the activity?

A．Proud.

B．Peaceful.

C．Relieved.

D．Encouraged.

2. What benefit might the participants get?

A．Their vision will be expanded.	B．They will get an expense-paid journey.
C．Their presentation skills will be improved.	D．They will have a chance to meet champions.

3. Where can we probably find the passage?

A．On a TV.

B．On a website.

C．In a storybook.

D．In a travel brochure.

6 . WorldStrides Gap Year

Calling all adventurers and go-getters. College isn’t going anywhere, but you can. WorldStrides Gap Year makes it possible to broaden your horizons—all while taking that well-deserved break from school.

With WorldStrides Gap Year, you’ll visit Greece, Italy, France, Spain, and Morocco. The program has three sessions in Athens, Florence, and Seville and each session will earn you 3 credits. At the end of each session, you’ll travel with your peers to excursions (远足) in Rome, Paris, Fez, and Meknes taking in the sites, culture, and adventure that each city has to offer. Throughout the entire program is another 12-week classes that provides another 3 credits.

Session One-Athens
September 4-26. 2023

This course explores the theme of immigration, combining an anthropological perspective of causes and trends and links those trends with political decisions, policies and governments.

Session Two-Florence
October 2-23, 2023

The aim of this course is to introduce students to the food, street, and culture scenes that set Florence apart from other metropolitan cities and encourage the discussion of the historical influence of its storied past on the food culture of today.

Session Three-Seville
October 24 -November 16, 2023

This course provides an overall view of the art history of Spain from the pre-Roman period to the present, dealing in more detail with the particular socio-cultural and historical realities in which the studied creative manifestations are created.

1. How many credits can you earn through the WorldStrides Gap Year program in total?

A．6 credits

B．9 credits

C．12 credits

D．15 credits

2. If you love cooking,which city among the program’s destinations would be most attractive to you?

A．Athens

B．Florence

C．Seville

D．Fez

3. What is a common feature shared by all three sessions in the program?

A．Each session lasts at least 3 weeks.

B．They take place in the same country.

C．The courses in all sessions focus on art history.

D．Excursions are offered at the beginning of each session.

7 . The Student Essay Competition of Yorkshire

We are thrilled to announce the beginning of our annual student essay competition. This competition provides a fantastic opportunity for all of you to showcase your writing skills, express your creativity and win exciting prizes.

The theme for this year’s competition is “The Power of Education” We want to hear your thoughts on how education has the power to make a difference to the world, transform lives, and create a better future for all. All high school students from Yorkshire can participate in the competition.

Essay Guidelines:

*The essay should be written in English.

*The word count should be between 500 and 1,000.

*The essay should be different from anything that has existed before and not be previously published.

*Proper citation and referencing are required for any external sources used.

*Plagiarism(抄袭)will result in disqualification.

Submission Details:

Please submit your essays via email to YKSEC@yahoo.com by 8th next month. The subject line of the email should read: “Student Essay Competition + your name”.

Prizes:

We have exciting prizes lined up for the winners of this competition. The top ten winners will receive a trip to London. Additionally, the winning essays will be featured on our website and social media platforms, giving you a chance to showcase your work to a wider audience.

1. What is the text?

A．A guidebook.	B．A report.
C．An application.	D．An announcement.

2. Who is suitable to join in the competition of Yorkshire?

A．A foreign exchange student.	B．A 17-year-old local student.
C．A high school student from London.	D．A primary school student in Yorkshire.

3. Which of the following is a rule of the competition?

A．The essay must be original.	B．The essay should be sent by letters.
C．More than 1,000 words can be accepted.	D．Any language is suitable for the judges.

9 . Teen Eco-Art Exhibition

Young artists share your artwork and viewpoints on our environment in the Teen Eco-Art Exhibition this Spring!

Submission is open to artiste from Grades 11-12 who reside in West Vancouver or attend a West Vancouver secondary school.

Submissions will be reviewed by a Selection Committee. Artwork will be assessed on creative use of materials and expression of the theme.

Submission criteria (标准)

•Artwork addressing environmental themes such as clean water, climate change, sustainability, conservation, pollution, etc.

•Artwork created primarily from sustainable, repurposed, recycled materials. Other media such as paint, photography, paper, etc. can be used in combination with repurposed materials.

•Size. Wall-mounled (固定在墙上的) artwork: no larger than 36''×36''. Sculpture: no larger than l'5''×1'5''×1'5''.

•Artwork should be exhibition ready. Wall-mounted artwork should have hanging wire, D-rings or hangers. Sculptures should be able to stand on their own.

Artist statement: clear and brief, 100-200 word statement regarding your art practice and the concept/ theme of the work being considered.

How to submit

Complete the submission form & upload the required materials.

Submission close

March 25, 6 pm.

Results

Artists will be notified by April 6.

Exhibition location

West Vancouver Memorial Library, 1950 Marine Dr.

Exhibition Dates

April 15-May 29.

If you have any questions please contact Gallery Coordinator Steven Snider at steven. wvcac@shaw. ca. We look forward to seeing your artwork!

1. What do we know about the event?

A．It is open to artists of all ages.

B．It welcomes half-finished art pieces.

C．It is looking for creative works from students.

D．It disapproves of works with artists’ statements.

2. What standard should the submission meet?

A．It should be larger than 36''×36''.

B．It should be able to stand on its own.

C．It should avoid repurposed materials.

D．It should highlight environmental problems.

3. When will the selected works be announced?

A．March 25.

B．April 6.

C．April 15.

D．May 29.