Programs
Two programs, each with its own pace, materials and goals. Children move between levels when they are ready, not when the calendar says so.
Age groups
Kindergarten–1st grade · Ages 5–7 · First words and first confidence
Little Explorers
Play-led English: songs, movement, picture books and short games. Reading and writing are introduced gently, in Latin letters, once listening and speaking are steady.
- 45-minute lessons
- Phonics and letter sounds
- Everyday vocabulary: family, food, colours, animals
- No homework beyond a five-minute game
2nd–3rd grade · Ages 7–9 · Reading fluency and full sentences
Young Readers
Children move from single words to sentences and short stories. School English is supported directly, so class tests stop being a battle at home.
- 60-minute lessons
- Reading aloud every week
- Present and past tenses in real conversation
- Short weekly homework, 10–15 minutes
Lesson formats
Small group
Up to six children of a similar level and age. The best value, and the format where speaking grows fastest — children learn as much from each other as from the teacher.
- Weekly fixed time
- Same classmates each week
- Peer speaking practice
Private lessons
One child, one teacher, one plan. Best for a specific goal, a fast catch-up, or a child who needs quiet to find their voice.
- Flexible scheduling
- Fully tailored plan
- Fastest progress per hour
Online
The same lessons, same teacher, from home. Useful in winter, after a move, or when a family lives outside the area.
- No travel time
- Shared digital whiteboard
- Recording of key material
English levels
Levels are ours, but they map to CEFR so a report means something outside our classroom. Every child is placed by assessment and re-checked each term.
- A0
First StepsPre-A1
Recognises letters and sounds, answers with single words, understands classroom instructions.
- A1
Getting GoingA1
Introduces themselves, asks simple questions, reads short familiar sentences.
- A2
Building UpA2
Talks about daily routine and past events, reads a short story, writes a few connected sentences.
- B1
Speaking FreelyB1
Holds a conversation, explains an opinion, writes a paragraph without a template.
- B2
ConfidentB2
Debates, presents, understands films and articles, writes structured texts.
- C1
IndependentC1
Uses English for study and work, handles interviews and academic reading.
Ready to start?
Registration takes a few minutes, and there is no obligation to enrol.