Category: Top News
Oxford University
In this blog post, the first in a new series profiling the best universities in the UK, we take a look at one of the oldest, and most prestigious universities in the world, the University of Oxford.
Forensics: The anatomy of crime
A Level Biology students from DLD College London recently took a trip to the Wellcome Collection to see the ‘Forensics: The anatomy of crime’ exhibit.
Trip to Hampton Court
After a long and challenging year getting to grips with the language and culture of the UK, the DLD Belgravia pre-sessional students were finally able to relax and enjoy some of Britain’s history, at Hampton Court.
DLD Politics Trip to Magna Carta Exhibition
A Level Government and Politics students visited the Magna Carta exhibition at the British Library to see the rare manuscripts, historical artefacts and documents which contain the first sources of the English Bill of Rights, signed at Runnymede by King John in June 1215
Students Step onto the Red Carpet to Celebrate their Academic Year
Students celebrated the end of the academic year at the annual End of Year prom at Fulham Palace. This year’s theme was Hollywood Glamour.
ASDAN Business and Enterprise Presentations and Posters winners
DLD students Yuqian Zhang and Sirui Fang were chosen as the best examples of the ASDAN Business and Enterprise Presentations and Posters.
Students at DLD College London Praised for their Success
Students celebrated their fantastic achievements at the annual award ceremony held at St Marylebone Parish Church, London.
DLD College London Invests In State Of The Art Technology
DLD College London has invested in a state-of-the-art MakerBot 3D Printer as they continue to propel the technology offered for A level and GCSE students.
DLD College’s GCSE Students Achieve Goldie Success
Six DLD College London GCSE students were awarded a much coveted accolade at the annual Goldie Awards last week.
British Physics Olympiad – Physics Challenge
Three of our GCSE Physics students took part in the British Physics Olympiad Physics Challenge.
