The children understand their new language much before they start understanding the meaning of each word that makes the sentence. That’s the first positive step in language learning. The vocabulary and sentence construction come after.
It is only after this step that the young can proceed to the next level of MAGIC when they actually follow the sound of the letters that make up their first book! They can — Read!
At our Centre, we talk to their little hearts first and then gradually progress to their visual, auditory, tactile, kinesthetic, and analytical learning zones.
SCHOOL RULES:
Riti and the team are present in the house before class. This is strictly preparation time for the teachers and children cannot be entertained. Please refrain from ringing the bell to enter. Children are allowed to enter only 10 minutes before class hours. Parents whose children need to wait in school prior to 10 minutes before class starts should speak to Riti before so that it can be arranged for a charge. Additionally please note that the school holds no responsibility for children waiting or loitering outside school premises before class starts.
English Courses for Children
Children are welcome to step into these courses after a trial class. Sometimes, children are assigned classes according to their individual pace and learning abilities rather than age when necessary. The children learn the language together in spite of their different age groups along with social skills and togetherness.
Early English – Kindergartners
- Mondays: 2pm until 3.15 pm (Alyson / Riti)
- Tuesdays: 4 pm until 5.15 pm (Alyson/Riti)
- Thursdays: 4pm until 5.15 pm. (Jeremy)
Early English – Primary School Goers
- Mondays:4 pm until 5.15 pm (Riti)- until class 5
- Mondays: 4pm until 5.15pm (Jeremy) class 5 onwards
- Tuesdays: 4 pm until 5.15 pm (Jeremy) until class 2
- Tuesdays: 4 pm until 5.15 pm (Fearghal) class 3 onwards
Everyday English – Middle School Goers
- Tuesdays: 4 pm until 5.15 pm (Riti)
- Tuesdays: 5.30 until 6.45 pm (Bardha)
Early English – from 4/5 to 8/9 Year olds
In our groups for young children, each lesson is tailored to the individuals within that group, according to their age and previous experience with English. Lessons are fun with the children learning through play. Each lesson is packed with a variety of activities like poems, songs, and rhymes designed to promote the children’s familiarity with the language and give them opportunities to use their new English skills while playing and working with other children. The children listen to stories act them out, and have fun with craft activities. All lessons are based on topics that are meaningful to the children such as the seasons, the food we eat, the clothes we wear, and the homes we live in. Some topics are based on stories and nursery rhymes from around the world such as Old MacDonald’s Farm and The Three Little Pigs. A range of exciting learning resources are used and all materials that are required for the course are provided.
Early English from 8/10 Year olds – Introduction of Sounds, letters, and early reading and writing skills
The magic of gradual reading is introduced at this age. This is where Letter land comes to life every week and we visit our ´Letter Friends´. Tie your seat belts and zoom into the world of games, worksheets, songs, and sounds.
Everyday English fr0m 12/13 Year olds
English is not a new language anymore. The children here earn confidence in their new language. These courses are a wonderful support to the ongoing English lessons at school. The Let´s Go Series gives the children an insight into the basic grammar that builds the language
We do not always use books to learn. The children at our Centre learn a little bit more than just their language-They learn about friends and friendship- fun, laughter and togetherness.
Do not miss out on our Teenage and School Support programs with various books depending on standard classes or Cambridge Exam Preparation Courses. ( Englisch and Französisch Nachilfe für Schule-Alle Stufe.)
SCHOOL RULES: Riti and the team are present in the house before class. This is strictly preparation time for the teachers and children cannot be entertained. Please refrain from ringing the bell to enter. Children are allowed to enter only 10 minutes before class hours. Parents whose children need to wait in school prior to 10 minutes before class starts should speak to Riti before so that it can be arranged for a charge. Additionally please note that the school holds no responsibility for children waiting or loitering outside school premises before class starts.
