English lessons your child asks to go back to

Three age groups, one method

Sprouts (5–7): phonics, picture stories and songs build listening and first reading skills. Lessons move every ten minutes because attention spans do too.

Explorers (8–10): reading takes off with graded story books, and children start writing and presenting their own short pieces — a pet report, a comic, a weather forecast.

Navigators (11–12): grammar becomes explicit, vocabulary widens, and projects grow into debates, book reviews and mini-speeches that set children up for secondary school English.

What parents can expect

• A short written update after every four lessons — no jargon, just what improved and what we are working on next
• Teachers trained and background-checked for young learner classes
• Maximum ten children per class, always grouped by age and level
• A parents' open class at the end of each term, so you can watch the progress rather than take our word for it