We’ll talk about how we think, express ourselves, and make choices. You’ll learn useful words to describe ideas, beliefs, and personal style. We’ll talk about peer pressure, why people follow trends, and what it means to stand out or fit in. You’ll also share your opinions, tell stories, and ask questions about identity, values, and howTalking About Being Different

This lesson is all about working together to tell stories in English. You’ll practise speaking, listening, and using your imagination. Don’t worry if you’re not creative, there are ideas to help you build the story. Take turns adding sentences to create something new and fun as a group. It might be a romance, a mysteryBuild A Story

In this class, we’ll explore superstitions from around the world and why people believe in them. You’ll learn useful vocabulary to describe common superstitions, strange traditions, and lucky or unlucky situations. You’ll also practise sharing opinions, telling stories, and comparing cultural beliefs. By the end of the lesson, you’ll feel more confident talking about fear,Talking About Superstitions

We’ll explore the life of Albert Einstein, one of the most famous thinkers in history. You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about science, ideas, discovery, and curiosity. In this class, you’ll ask and answer questions, work together to complete a short biography, and share your thoughts about learning, creativity, and what it means to beArticle: Albert Einstein

We’ll debate one of the oldest questions in psychology: Are we shaped more by our genes or by our environment? You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about personality, childhood, learning, and human behaviour. You’ll practise sharing opinions, giving examples, and responding to different points of view. By the end, you’ll feel more confident using EnglishDebate: Nature vs Nurture