This course, open to toddlers (from 18 months) with one of their parents or guardian, aims at stimulating the children’s natural ability for languages through playing, singing, dancing and reading stories.

The class will focus on facilitating the interaction between the children and their parents, whether they are French natives or new to French.

It is not a French course, but a discovery of the French language through stimulating activities including crafts, songs, games, sensory experiences and more.

Our fully qualified and experienced teacher uses the spiral learning approach to keep the children stimulated while allowing them to memorise vocabulary and expressions in the long run.

The Cockatoos class bridges the gap between our Swans group (3–4 years) and our more advanced levels.
It is not a formal French course, but a gentle and engaging introduction to the French language.
Children explore French through stimulating, hands-on activities such as crafts, songs, games, sensory play and more.
Our fully qualified and experienced teacher uses a spiral learning approach to keep children motivated while helping them naturally absorb vocabulary and expressions over time.

Our 1.5 hour class is designed to be creative and playful, while encouraging your child to make serious progress in their ability to understand and speak French.
With our interactive approach to learn French language, your child will develop new vocabulary through games, songs, story-time and creative tasks.

Among other topics, children will learn about ;
- Numbers 0–20
- Colours / Shapes
- School supplies and the classroom
-Questions: What’s your name? / How old are you? / How are you? (happy, sad, tired, silly)
- Emotions: surprised, feeling good, sick etc..
- Animals
- Food
- Body parts
- Say where something hurts
- Sing a traditional song :Tête, épaule et genou, pieds

Pace: 1 x 1.5h/week over 10 weeks

Our 1.5 hour class is designed for children with little background in French and kids who have achieved the Children 1 class . 
With our interactive approach to learn French language, your child will develop new vocabulary through games and songs and make serious progress in their ability to understand and speak French.
 
Among other topics, children will learn about ;
- Numbers up to 59
- Colours
- The weather
- Food
- Clothes for different weather
- Rooms of the house and objects (la chambre, le salon, la salle de bain, le canapé, - la television, la table…)
- Hobbies and cultural activities
- Celebrations in French

 

Pace: 1 x 1.5h/week over 10 weeks

This course is designed for children who have already completed Children 2  and for kids who have a some background in French. Throughout the year, students will continue to progress in a warm, friendly, and encouraging environment where learning happens through games, creativity, and exploration.

Students will review and expand core vocabulary and expressions, before learning new topics, grammar and communication skills such as ;
- Animals / Food
- Quel animal tu as à la maison ? (What pet do you have?)
- Favourite animals /  Favourite food
- Hobbies and leisure activities
- The passé composé (past tense)
- The negationn in French
- Demonstrative pronouns
- Gender of countries / Prepositions before countries
- Jouer de / à and faire de
- Key verbs: être, aller, avoir, faire
- Personality adjectives
- Avoir besoin de
- First-group verbs in the present tense
- Writing sentences using the passé composé to describe their weekend

This rich and engaging program will help children expand their vocabulary, strengthen their speaking and writing skills, and build confidence when communicating in French.
Join us for a fun and enriching French-learning adventure!

 

Welcome to our Children 4 French Course! This course is perfect for children who have completed Children 3 or who already have a strong background in French. Throughout the year, students will continue learning in a warm, supportive, and fun environment where progress happens through games, music, creativity, and exploration. Children will work on important language skills such as: - Key verbs: aller (to go), être (to be), avoir (to have), faire (to do/make) - Building sentences in the past tense (passé composé) to talk about their weekend - Avoir besoin de (“to need”) - Être en train de (“to be in the middle of doing”) - Adjectives - Avoir peur de (“to be afraid of”) - Prepositions before country names - Gender of countries - Negation (saying “not”) - Using ensuite / d’abord / enfin (“next / first / finally”) - Professions - Using jouer à / jouer de and faire de for activities and hobbies - School subjects

Get ready for an exiting week of learning, creativity and fun!

Join us Monday 12th January to Friday 16th January from 10am to 3pm. 
Early drop-off available from 9.30am and pick up until 4pm

🌟Morning Magic (10am -12pm): kids dive into French language though playful activities, games and lots of laughter!
🍽️ Lunch break (12.00pm - 1.00pm): Time to relax, recharge and enjoy lunch together. 
👨‍🍳Afternoon fun (1.00pm - 3.00pm): Cooking, craft, painting and tons of creative adventures await!
 
Remember to bring a lunch box, a water bottle and a hat! 

Get ready for an exiting week of learning, creativity and fun!

Join us Monday 19th January to Friday 21th January from 10am to 3pm. 
Early drop-off available from 9.30am and pick up until 4pm

🌟Morning Magic (10am -12pm): kids dive into French language though playful activities, games and lots of laughter!
🍽️ Lunch break (12.00pm - 1.00pm): Time to relax, recharge and enjoy lunch together. 
👨‍🍳Afternoon fun (1.00pm - 3.00pm): Cooking, craft, painting and tons of creative adventures await!
 
Remember to bring a lunch box, a water bottle and a hat!