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

We’ll explore the amazing and sometimes dangerous world of nature. You’ll learn important words about natural disasters, and talk about why nature matters, how we can protect it, and what it’s like to live close to the wild. You’ll share your own experiences, tell stories about nature, and ask questions about the environment and theTalking About The Natural World

What is the meaning of life? Are we truly free? Do we choose who we become—or is it already written? We’ll explore some of the biggest questions people have asked for centuries. You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about beliefs, values, and human nature. You’ll share your opinions, listen to different points of view, andTalking About The Big Questions

A relaxed, no-preparation conversation session where you can practice speaking English in a fun and stress-free environment. There’s no need to prepare anything – just come ready to chat! The focus is on using your own ideas and sharing your thoughts with others. If the conversation slows down, you’ll have a mind map with topicCasual Conversation

In this lesson, you’ll practise your English vocabulary in a fun and competitive way by playing the Blockbusters word game with your classmates. You’ll test your memory, think fast, and work as a team to guess and explain different words. By the end of the lesson, you’ll feel more confident using the words you alreadyLet’s Play Blockbusters

We’ll talk about our homes, where we cook, sleep, relax, and live our daily lives. You’ll learn useful vocabulary to describe different rooms, furniture, and appliances, and practise talking about cleaning routines, home life, and interior style. You’ll also share your opinions, describe your ideal home, and explore what “home” really means to you. ByTalking About The Home

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

We’ll explore the life and art of Frida Kahlo, one of the most famous and unique artists of the 20th century. You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about identity, pain, creativity, and culture. In this class, you’ll work with a partner to complete a short biography, ask and answer questions, and share your thoughts onArticle: Frida Kahlo

We’ll talk about hobbies and how we spend our free time. You’ll learn useful words and phrases to describe what you like doing, how often you do it, and why it matters to you. You’ll also ask and answer questions, share opinions, and discover which hobbies are popular in different cultures. By the end, you’llTalking About Hobbies and Free Time

We’ll debate a classic science fiction question with real-world consequences: If time travel were possible, should we be allowed to use it? You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about history, the future, technology, and ethics. You’ll practise sharing your opinions, giving reasons, and responding to different points of view. By the end, you’ll feel moreDebate: Time Travel

Explore the complex and sometimes surprising world of money. You’ll learn useful words to talk about spending, saving, and living well. We’ll ask big questions about success, happiness, and what really matters in life. You’ll share your own experiences, give advice, and discuss how money affects your choices, relationships, and dreams for the future. ByTalking About Money

Explore the shocking true story of Oxana Malaya, a girl who spent her early childhood living with dogs. You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about childhood, behaviour, trauma, and human development. In this class, you’ll work with a partner to complete a short biography, ask and answer questions, and share your thoughts on isolation, recovery,Article: Feral Child

Explore the world of film and cinema, from your favourite genres and actors to how films make us feel. You’ll learn useful vocabulary to talk about film types, roles in the industry, and how to describe stories and opinions. You’ll also practise asking and answering questions, sharing your views, and comparing cultural preferences. By theTalking About Film

Talk about sport, what we play, what we watch, and how it affects our lives. You’ll learn useful vocabulary to describe different types of sport, ways to stay fit, and the role of professional athletes. You’ll also practise giving opinions, sharing experiences, and comparing sporting cultures. By the end of the lesson, you’ll feel moreTalking About Sport

Work together to solve a travel disaster. You’ve just landed in a new city and accidentally taken someone else’s suitcase. Your passport, money, and clothes are gone, and the airport is busy and chaotic. What will you do? In this lesson, you’ll learn useful words to describe the situation, make a plan, and ask forSolve The Problem: Bag Switch

In this class, we’ll debate whether people should be allowed to wear pyjamas in public. You’ll learn useful words to help you share your opinions, talk about your own experience, and respond to other people’s ideas. By the end, you’ll feel more confident using English to agree, disagree, and explain your reasons. Which side willDebate: Pyjamas in Public

We’ll explore the planets, stars, and mysteries of the universe. You’ll learn useful vocabulary for describing space and space travel. You’ll share your opinions, use your imagination, and discuss big questions like whether aliens exist and what life would be like on another planet. By the end, you’ll feel more confident talking about space, science,Talking About Space