The name Oxford comes from the old term 'Oxanforda' which literally meant a ford (shallow crossing) in the river where the cattle (Oxen) could cross safely.
The comma used before the conjunction (such as "and" or "or") in a list of three or more items is known as the Oxford Comma. The phrase "shoes, bags, and hats" is written with an Oxford Comma, but "shoes, bags, and hats" are not. The term ‘Oxford Comma’ comes from the Oxford University Press, where the use of the comma is standard.
Mr. Marat Shems, Cambridge Exam Officer
Festivalnaya Campus
We invite you to beautiful Meshchersky Park to take part in the Cambridge Mile 2024 on 31th May!
Summer with CIS! Join our English camp at CIS!
The Grand Open Day will take place on April 23rd at the Saint Petersburg campus.
As part of Cosmonaut’s Day, CIS Moscow will be hosting a school-wide egg drop.
This week is the campus round of Got Talent.
March 22nd Moscow campus turned green for our Saint Patrick’s Day celebration
This week CIS SPb students took part in the MUN SPB conference, organized by School 157.
Join us 13th April for an Open day in CIS Tashkent
