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Parts of the Harry Potter film series were indeed filmed on the staircase at Christ Church in Oxford. The Bodley Tower staircase in Christ Church College was used to represent the grand staircase of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. This staircase is notably featured in scenes depicting the entrance to the Great Hall at Hogwarts in ...
Christ Church regularly works with schools and colleges to explore options for university study and demystify Oxford. We work with pupils in Key Stages 3, 4 and 5, along with their teachers, careers advisers, parents and carers, encouraging young people from underrepresented backgrounds to apply to Oxford and supporting those who do.
Oxford's cathedral at Christ Church is the college chapel as well as the cathedral church for the diocese. The beautiful building is home to a vibrant community with a rich worshipping tradition and a world famous cathedral choir. The cathedral is visited by thousands of people each year, who pray, worship or simply enjoy the stillness it inspires.
Christ Church, en latin Ædes Christi (c'est-à-dire la maison ou l'église du Christ) [1] est l'un des collèges les plus grands et plus riches de l'université d'Oxford au Royaume-Uni. Il a été bâti en 1524 par le cardinal Wolsey , puis en 1532 par Henri VIII après la disgrâce de Wolsey.
Christ Church, one of the largest colleges of Oxford University, is strongly committed to teaching and research. A large body of academics teach their students in tutorials, a system which enables undergraduates to work with experienced tutors in small groups. The subjects offered at Christ Church cover the whole spectrum, including Arts ...
クライスト・チャーチ （ 英: Christ Church 、 ラテン語: Ædes Christi 、「 キリスト の 教会 または 修道院 」の意、"The House" としても知られる）は、 イギリス 、 オックスフォード大学 の最大かつ裕福な カレッジ である。. 2003年 には概算で1億7,500 ポンド （370 ...
The story of Christ Church Cathedral starts with St Frideswide, the patron saint of Oxford. This Anglo-Saxon princess forswore marriage to found a convent – despite the clear wishes of the king, who was hoping to marry her. The townspeople of Oxford protected her, and she founded a convent there, in 1122, on what is now the Cathedral. In 1522 ...
