Exterior of the Grange Road School. This is the main centre where you will find classrooms, library, computer rooms and student services.

Lessons also take place at the Queens Campus site.

Find out more about the school and its surrounding area on the Cambridge local information page.

The Embassy Cambridge Grange Road school is a modernised Edwardian house, located in a beautiful area of the city. It is close to the river, and only 20 minutes' walk or a short cycle ride from the city centre.

Find out more about the school and its surrounding area on the Cambridge local information page.

Our Grange Road library is one of the most pleasant spots in the school. Situated on the top floor, it's a peaceful place for reading and studying.

Find out more about the school's facilities on the Cambridge local information page.

The librarian puts away books in the Cambridge school library. Here you'll find text books, as well as novels and recent newspapaers and magazines.

Find out more about the school's facilities on the Cambridge local information page.

The friendly Cambridge school cafeteria - there's always someone to chat to!

Find out more about the school's facilities on the Cambridge local information page.

Listening and practicing the English language with a friend is a good way to master pronunciation.

At Embassy Cambridge you'll find facilities available for you to do this.

Find out about the facilities available at Embassy Cambridge.

The Grange Road Annexe is a new wing of the school building, accommodating more classrooms and students.

The skylight keeps the hallway bright whilst the classrooms look out onto the school's garden.

In the entrance of the Grange Road school you'll find the Embassy Cambridge Student Services.

Here you can get advice regarding your course, accommodation and you can also book a range of social activities and excursions.

At Embassy schools you'll find some of the latest classroom technology and Cambridge is no exception.

Here a student is carrying out an exercise on an interactive whiteboard which provides an instant score of his work.

See the courses available at Embassy Cambridge.

Queens Campus is located in a historic building amongst the university colleges.  It is opposite the Botanic Gardens and a five minute walk from the city centre.

The site is shared with sister school Bellerbys College (a university preparation college).

Embassy classes take place here and also at the Grange Road school.

The Queens Campus centre also contains computer and library facilities, with areas for quiet study.

Students at Embassy Cambridge find that there are so many different ways to improve their English skills and have fun at the same time!

To find out what our students love about learning with Embassy, go to our students and staff page.

Tripos Court is the Embassy Cambridge hall of residence. It's close to the city centre and 15 minutes by bicycle from the school.

You'll live within modern blocks of single en-suite rooms, with large, shared kitchens (six rooms to each kitchen). There are bicycle parking facilities, a launderette, and a warden lives on site.

Find out more about accommodation at Embassy Cambridge school.

Punting on the River Cam - one of the must-do activities for any visitor to Cambridge. Find out more about things to do and places to see on the Cambridge activities and excursions page.

Punting on the River Cam - one of the must-do activities for any visitor to Cambridge. Find out more about things to do and places to see on the Cambridge activities and excursions page.

Cycling is very popular in the compact city centre of Cambridge. With its flat terrain, river walkways and expanse of green space, conditions are perfect for scenic bike travel. Cambridge enjoys some of the highest levels of cycling of any city in the UK.

The Fitzwilliam Museum in the centre of Cambridge houses world-class collections of art and antiquities spanning centuries and civilisations.

Highlights include masterpieces from the fourteenth century to the present day, of painting, drawings, prints, furniture, sculpture, pottery, glass, coins and medals and antiquities from Egypt, the Ancient Near East, Greece, Rome and Cyprus.

It's free to visit! For more information visit the Fitzwilliam Museum website.

On a sunny day, there are few things more enjoyable than a cycle ride along the river to the picturesque village of Grantchester. This is just one of the many activities that our Social Activities Manager arranges to ensure that you have a full and varied social life outside the classroom.

Find out more about Activities and Excursions at Embassy Cambridge, or view more photos in our Embassy Cambridge Facebook gallery.

Keen on sports? Then you'll have plenty to entertain you in Cambridge. This picture is taken from a friendly football match with one of the other language schools in town. Football is just one of the many activities that our Social Activities Manager arranges to ensure that you have a full and varied social life outside the classroom.

Find out more about Activities and Excursions at Embassy Cambridge, or view more photos in our Embassy Cambridge Facebook gallery.

Cambridge's famous Botanic Gardens are a delightful place to take a stroll, and are just one of the many green spaces in the city.

Find out more about local places to visit on the Cambridge activities and excursions page.

Opposite Embassy Cambridge Queens Campus is the Cambridge University Botanic Garden. This beautifully landscaped, 40 acre garden has a collection of over 10,000 plant species.

The greenhouses simulate a variety of climates. Here is view of the cactus collection inside the Arid Lands zone.

Every year students at Embassy Cambridge are invtied to take part in a Hallowe'en fancy-dress party. Find out more about our programme of social events on our Cambridge activities and excursions page.

A large group of Embassy Cambridge students go bowling - what fun! Find out more about our programme of social events on our Cambridge activities and excursions page.

Regular parties and excursions are all part of the Embassy experience - and it's fun to put on fancy dress once in a while. Find out more about our programme of social events on our Cambridge activities and excursions page.