What parents say
The sentence I hear most often
“My child wants to go to the English lesson. I don't have to ask twice.”
Fifteen students between Spain and Poland. Nobody has left yet. These are the four things parents come back and tell me.
They speak, and in English
The lessons run entirely in English, and parents tell me their children open up and talk rather than sitting through it.
Nobody has to push them
This is the one that comes up most. Children want to go to the lesson. For a subject most kids endure, that changes everything.
School grades went up
Not the reason we are here, but it happens, and it is usually the first thing a parent notices from the outside.
They passed their Cambridge exams
Students have taken official Cambridge exams and passed them.
Real messages are on their way
I would rather show you what parents actually wrote than a paragraph I made up. I am collecting their messages now, with their permission, and they will go here — first names only.
Or find out for yourself
Half an hour, free, and you will know quite quickly whether this is right for your child.