Welcome to Abbey College Cambridge
We are a top-performing co-ed day and boarding school located in the centre of Cambridge. Since our foundation in 1994 we have helped thousands of students achieve outstanding academic results and join some of the world’s best universities. We are recognised as one of the best places in the UK for international students to live, learn and thrive.
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Our Campus
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At Homerton Gardens you will find yourself in a truly inspiring environment, living and learning at the heart of one of the world’s most prestigious university cities.
CampusStudent Stories
WHAT'S ON
This past week students had the opportunity to attend FOUR different Cambridge University lectures:
"What Did Viruses Ever Do for Us? The Evolution of `Good` Viruses" with John Carr, and "Justice at a Crossroads: In Conversation with Sir Max Hill KC" were both on Monday evening. From the hidden role of viruses in our world to thought-provoking discussions on law and justice, our students continued to engage with subjects that broadened their understanding beyond the classroom.
Then on Tuesday, another cohort attended a talk on "The Question of Reparations: reparative justice for the historic enslavement of Africans and its on-going legacy”with Bell Ribeiro-Addy, member of parliament for Clapham and Brixton Hill. The conversation explored the growing global demand for reparations amidst a contentious political discourse at home.
Finally, on Wednesday, students went to a mini conference on "Stopping Disease Before it Starts” with Dr Lorenzo Ficorella, Dr Kamen Tsvetanov, Dr Ana-Maria Cujba & Dr Rouchelle Sriranjan-Rothwell, who each presented 15-minute overviews of their research. Then, different research teams exhibited posters about their research and the audience voted for the most interesting/ engaging ones.
#StudentLife #BeyondTheClassroom #AcademicEnrichment #LectureSeries #CambridgeIsOurClassroom
Nov 13
This week, students had the opportunity to attend FOUR different Cambridge University lectures:
"What Did Viruses Ever Do for Us? The Evolution of 'Good' Viruses" with John Carr, and "Justice at a Crossroads: In Conversation with Sir Max Hill KC" were both on Monday evening. From the hidden role of viruses in our world to thought-provoking discussions on law and justice, our students continued to engage with subjects that broadened their understanding beyond the classroom.
Then on Tuesday, another cohort attended a talk on "The Question of Reparations: reparative justice for the historic enslavement of Africans and its on-going legacy”
with Bell Ribeiro-Addy, member of parliament for Clapham and Brixton Hill. The conversation explored the growing global demand for reparations amidst a contentious political discourse at home.
Finally, on Wednesday, students went to a mini conference on "Stopping Disease Before it Starts” with Dr Lorenzo Ficorella, Dr Kamen Tsvetanov, Dr Ana-Maria Cujba & Dr Rouchelle Sriranjan-Rothwell, who each presented 15-minute overviews of their research. Then, different research teams exhibited posters about their research and the audience voted for the most interesting/ engaging ones.
#StudentLife #BeyondTheClassroom #AcademicEnrichment #LectureSeries #CambridgeIsOurClassroom
How to find us
Abbey College Cambridge is located on a purpose-built campus in the centre of Cambridge.
