Practise solving an everyday problem using creativity, teamwork, and English. You’ll learn useful vocabulary for emergencies, fixing things, and asking for help. You’ll work together to create a plan, present it to the class, and vote for the best idea. You’ll also answer questions, give advice, and share your own experiences with lost keys andSolve The Problem: Lost Key

In this lesson, you will practise using English in a fun, interactive way by playing a board game with your classmates. You’ll work against each other to answer questions, spell tricky words, and talk about different topics. By the end of the lesson, you’ll feel more confident using English in a relaxed, game-based setting, whileLet’s Play a Board Game

Is it better to be too hot or too cold? You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about comfort, seasons, and physical reactions to temperature. You’ll practise giving opinions, agreeing and disagreeing politely, and explaining your personal preferences. Expect some laughs, some surprises, and maybe a strong opinion about winter socks or sweaty summers. Get readyDebate: Too Hot or Too Cold

In this lesson, you will learn how to talk about music, discover new vocabulary from your favourite songs, and practise expressing your opinions. You’ll listen to a song, discuss its meaning, and explore new words and phrases. You’ll work in teams to present your song and vocabulary to another group, practising your speaking and listeningSong Club

In this class, we’ll explore how different countries deal with crime, justice, and punishment. You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about the legal system, discuss moral questions about right and wrong, and practise sharing opinions respectfully. We’ll look at common crimes, ask how laws affect daily life, and debate what makes a fair society. ByTalking About Crime and The Law