Lessons that feel like playtime, plans that don’t
Behind every game in Siobhan’s classroom sits a primary-school curriculum aligned with the CEFR young-learner levels. Children rotate through story time, movement games, phonics and show-and-tell — short bursts that match short attention spans. Parents receive the recording and a two-line summary after every class.
- Ages 5–7 and 8–12 groups, max 4 children each
- Primary-trained native-speaking teacher
- Phonics-first reading path for beginners
- Recording plus parent summary after every lesson
- Termly progress report with next-step advice
FormatGroup of max 4, live video, 45 minutes
ScheduleAfter school and Saturday mornings
Age5–12, grouped by age and level
FeeRM 60 per class, billed per 8-class term
What parents notice first
They stop being shy
Tiny groups and a playful teacher mean even quiet children are speaking by the second class.
English leaks into playtime
Songs from class turn up at bath time. Cartoon narration switches language. That is the plan working.
You can see everything
Every lesson is recorded. No guessing what your child did — watch it together and let them show off.
Let your child try a class — free.
The trial is a full lesson in a real group. If your child asks when the next one is, you have your answer.
Reserve a Free Trial Class