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Nick talks about the history of The Thames and then is shown around a houseboat on the river. Later, he meets some artists who create incredible images of London in the future.

Ashlie is preparing her costume for the Notting Hill Carnival and Stephen learns some new dance moves.

 Rob the teacher talks about adjectives and words that go with them.

Stephen and Ashlie both dance their way through the carnival, but will they be able to find each other in their costumes?

Rob talks about '-ing' and '-ed' adjectives and the words 'so' and 'such'.

Notting Hill Carnival grew out of Caribbean traditions. Today, it is an event where all cultures come together. As Nick’s been finding out, the UK truly is multicultural.

Bindyu has done something to save the café, but is it the right thing to do?

In this episode, Stephen and Ashlie visit the ancient city of Oxford.

Rob the teacher talks about using imperatives to give directions and ways of recording new vocabulary to help you remember it.

Stephen explores the ancient city of Oxford and meets some girls who are studying at the University. 

Rob the teacher talks about using the word 'like' as a filler.

Lots of students, from all over the world, come to Britain each year to study. Nick visits Oxford University and the London School of Economics and talks to some students to find out what it's like to study in the UK.