On Easter Monday students took advantage of a day away from lessons to take a free trip to Oxford.
They braved the cold weather to marvel at the Radcliffe Camera, part of the Bodleian Library and an iconic symbol of Oxford.
They paused at the Hertford Bridge, or Oxford's Bridge of Sighs, particularly distinctive for arching over a road rather than a river. The chance to see Cambridge's Bridge of Sighs is fast approaching, with a punting trip this Thursday.
Guy Trussel, Group Programmes Coordinator, shared his wisdom.
The trip concluded at Christchurch, the former college of a staggering thirteen British Prime Ministers, and location used in the filming of the dining hall in the Harry Potter films.
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