My visit to Homerton College was an eye-opening experience that completely changed my perception of university life. It was fascinating to learn about the history of Homerton and the wider University of Cambridge during the campus tour. The highlight of the day was definitely the escape room challenge. Working as a team to solve a series of complex puzzles was both enjoyable and rewarding, while also giving us a taste of the critical thinking and problem-solving skills expected at Cambridge. I also really enjoyed exploring the city, which surprised me with its beautiful surroundings, rich history and welcoming atmosphere. Overall, the trip inspired me to think more seriously about my future aspirations. [HB 12E]

I thoroughly enjoyed exploring the city of Cambridge and admiring its beautiful architecture and historic buildings. Visiting Homerton College gave me a valuable insight into university life and the welcoming community at Cambridge. My favourite part of the day was the escape room challenge, which encouraged teamwork, communication and creative thinking. It was a fun and engaging activity that pushed us to approach problems from different perspectives. [RP12G]

I really enjoyed the escape room challenge, as the puzzles were both thought-provoking and engaging. It encouraged us to work together while thinking creatively under pressure. I also found it interesting to learn more about life at Cambridge and what the university looks for in prospective students. The experience gave me a better understanding of the application process and what it takes to succeed. [HB 12G]

Visiting Homerton College, Cambridge was a memorable experience that broadened my understanding of higher education and encouraged me to think more confidently about my future aspirations. One of the highlights was the escape room challenge, where each puzzle tested our teamwork, reasoning and problem-solving skills. We also had the opportunity to explore Cambridge city centre and learn about its remarkable history. I was particularly fascinated by the Mathematical Bridge, with its unique engineering, and seeing the famous Newton Tree outside Trinity College. Overall, the visit was both enjoyable and inspiring, and I am grateful to have had the opportunity to take part. [MAB 12H]

I really enjoyed our visit to Homerton College. My favourite part of the day was exploring the campus and seeing what university life is really like. I was surprised by how Homerton combined modern facilities with traditional architecture and history. The campus tour gave me a better understanding of how students live and study, while the city tour highlighted Cambridge's rich heritage. Overall, the experience was both enjoyable and inspiring, and it encouraged me to think more seriously about university. [SD 12A]