After-School Languages (English)
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Our after-school English activity is designed so that children enjoy effective, natural learning. We achieve this by combining the Communicative Approach with full language immersion, making sure pupils learn English in a practical, authentic way and improve their communication skills through real, everyday situations.
“A different language is a different vision of life.” — Federico Fellini, film director.
After-School Languages (English)
- Boosts natural learning through language immersion.
- Increases opportunities for real, spontaneous conversation.
- Applies playful, dynamic teaching strategies.
- Builds confidence in communicating in English.
Benefits of After-School Languages (English)
Increases exposure to the foreign language, reinforcing children’s language skills.
Provides a space where children get real, interactive, relaxed conversation and practise English in a less structured way.
Uses teaching strategies based on play and role-play.
Improves children’s confidence in expressing themselves in a more relaxed setting and taking part in playful activities.
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Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
When does the after-school English activity take place?
The English activity can run at lunchtime or in the afternoon, depending on what best suits the school’s organisation and families’ needs.
What teaching approach is used in the after-school English classes?
We follow a combined approach that brings together the Communicative Method and full immersion. That means classes are taught entirely in English and designed to encourage real, meaningful communication. Through everyday situations, games, projects and authentic materials, pupils learn naturally, practically and in context.
What are the benefits of learning English as an after-school activity?
English as an after-school activity reinforces language learning outside the curriculum, improves confidence in speaking, stimulates critical thinking, boosts creativity and gives children a long-term advantage in their education and professional life. It also supports the development of social and communication skills in a playful, stimulating setting.
What kind of activities take place during the English classes?
Sessions combine communicative tasks, interactive games, spoken and written activities, role-plays, songs, presentations, project work and much more. The aim is to encourage practical use of the language in real, enjoyable situations.
Who teaches the after-school English activity?
Teachers have a level of English appropriate to the group they teach, teaching experience and specific training in active methodologies for language teaching. We prioritise people who can connect with pupils and create a warm, motivating atmosphere.