Weekend to Remember: From Double-Decker Bus Tours to Water Sports Thrills: Our Oxford Summer Course Weekend

 Weekend to Remember: From Double-Decker Bus Tours to Water Sports Thrills: Our Oxford Summer Course Weekend


Had an amazing weekend exploring London and enjoying water sports at the Oxford Wild and Wet Water Club!

On Saturday, July 27, our group of summer students toured London in a double-decker bus, soaking in the iconic sights. From the historic Tower of London and majestic Buckingham Palace to the bustling Piccadilly Circus and serene Thames River, every moment was magical.

Sunday, July 28, was all about adventure at the Oxford Wild and Wet Water Club. We had a blast trying out various water sports, from kayaking and paddleboarding to exhilarating water slides. The perfect way to unwind and have fun!

Stay tuned for more updates from our Oxford Summer Course journey!







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