July 29th


London History Museum – September 5th


Special exhibition Human Achievement on Film


A Human Achievement on Film is an exhibition you cannot miss. See photographs and film of Man’s greatest achievements. From the earliest film of the nineteenth century to the wonders of digital photography, satellite TV and virtual reality – you will be taken on a tour of the events that have changed our world. You can experience for yourself amazing and terrifying moments of success and failure. You will be part of history.


B World leaders


See thousands of the best-loved photographs of the people who have steered us through history. Relive the events that have put us where we are now. Watch previously unseen film of Queen Victoria, Martin Luther King and Lenin, and learn about the techniques that great speakers use to inspire us. Then step into a virtual world and make a speech to an audience of millions!


C Science and invention


Enjoy a journey through 120 years of scientific achievement. See photographic collections from Alaska to Australia! Enjoy some wonderful moments captured on film. Watch the earliest clips of Man’s attempts to fly, and then experience failure for yourself as you crash one of the first gliders! Then take those first legendary steps on the Moon in your very own spacesuit!


D Sport See the photographs and film that inspire every hopeful athlete. Wonder at the earliest Olympic images and celebrate the goals from the World Cups of yesterday. Experience the joy of winning and the heartbreak of losing. Climb into the ring and fight a round with Muhammad Ali or grab a racket and try to return a few of Roger Federer’s serves!


E And more


Enjoy images and exhibits celebrating every area of human achievement. Exploration, discovery, architecture, engineering, medicine, art and literature and much more – it’s all here.


‘An unmissable experience!’ The Times ‘A unique journey’ The Daily Mail


Museum open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Writing


A Look carefully at these instructions for a typical IELTS Writing task. Highlight the key words, check them in a dictionary and make sure you understand what you have to do.


You cannot achieve great things with talent alone. You must work hard and have the support of people around you.


Do you agree with the statement?


B Work with a partner. Brainstorm points that you could include in the composition. Make notes in your own language if you want to.


C Write the composition. Try to use about 200 words. Look again at the composition in the Writing Module and follow the stages in Writing 3A.


Pathway to IELTS 1 57 Adults £6.50 Children £3.00 Under-fives free


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