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2022
April 1 2022
Docklands Academy April Newsletter
Docklands Academy April Newsletter

  Higher Education Programme at Docklands Academy 2022 Spring term is now successfully completed. We are very happy to have spent a whole year with our students on their Level 5 (HND) Business programme and wish them the best in the pathways they will choose in the future. 2022 Summer…Read More

March 1 2022
Docklands Academy March Newsletter
Docklands Academy March Newsletter

As we slowly move into Spring, the English department continues to bloom. Our online and face to face General English provisions continue to grow, with students developing communication skills in English. We are also pleased to announce the beginning of our new IELTS provision, helping students to achieve their target…Read More

February 2 2022
Docklands Academy February Newsletter
Docklands Academy February Newsletter

It may be cold outside in London, but the English department is nice and toasty in our warm building and students are making great progress in both our Beginner and Intermediate classes. Our Beginner class are working on their spoken grammatical accuracy and fluency with a range of stimulating, real…Read More

January 1 2022
Docklands Academy January Newsletter
Docklands Academy January Newsletter


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English Language

2021 ended with a bang at Docklands Academy! We welcomed a large and lively group of students from Algeria, who had a great time improving their spoken English and exploring a wintry and festive London. We miss you all already and look forward to more students coming from Algeria in the coming months. January begins and the English department continues its face to face provision alongside our continuing online students. Progression is being made and students are enjoying developing their language skills.
 

English Language

Higher Education

The start of the semester for students midway through HND courses is on Monday 10thJan for weekday students, and Saturday 15th Jan for weekend students. In light of the continuing pandemic, all lectures will continue blended and remain that way until further notice.

Higher Education

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Events

Field Trips
ITTM class enjoyed their field trip around Canary Wharf and Greenwich with their lecturers. 

Christmas Lunch

Docklands Academy London celebrated Christmas together on 15th of December. All the staff came together for Christmas lunch at Greenwich, where they enjoyed the delicious meals, good conversations and festive spirits. 

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Social Calendar

Ice Skating Rink at Natural History Museum
Until 16th January

Set against the backdrop of the Waterhouse building, the Ice Rink at the Natural History Museum is one of the most magical places to be this winter. Experience the  thrill of skating surrounded by fairy lights nestled in frost-covered trees, with the smell of mulled wine in the air. Whether you can dance on ice like Torvill and Dean, or you skate more like Bambi, a visit to the Museum’s Ice Rink is a must this festive season.

Light display at Kenwood House
Until 9th January

Kenwood House has a new Christmas light trail at its stately location on Hampstead Heath running all the way through until 9th January. The trail is a ‘multi-sensory mix of light, fire and sound’, with installations, a ‘light avenue’, laser garden and a banging sculpture by Hannelora Johansson. At the end of the trail, there are craft stalls, street food and most importantly, a fully licensed bar selling hot booze. If anywhere in London can make you feel Christmassy, it’s Hampstead Heath. 

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COVID19 Update

England has moved to Plan B in response to the risks of the Omicron variant.

  • Get vaccinated and get your booster dose
  • Wear a face covering in most indoor public places and on public transport
  • Work from home, if you can
  • Let fresh air in if you meet indoors. Meeting outdoors is safer
  • Get tested and self-isolate if required
From 7 January you do not need to take a PCR test before you travel to England or self-isolate when you arrive. Take a rapid lateral flow test on or before day 2 after you arrive and if it’s positive you must take a PCR test.

From 11th January if you get a positive rapid lateral flow test result, most people will not need to take a PCR test to confirm the result. You must self-isolate immediately if you get a positive rapid lateral flow test result.

For more information, visit https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus. 

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2021
December 1 2021
Docklands Academy December 2021 Newsletter
Docklands Academy December 2021 Newsletter

New rules in response to Omicron variant [England] You must wear a face covering in shops and on public transport. Face coverings should be worn in communal areas of universities, colleges and schools by staff, visitors and pupils or students in year 7 and above. If you’re travelling to England…Read More