This term, our students will focus on topics related to sciences and technology. Among other things, they will discuss the influence that medias and new technologies have on people and will talk about medical innovations. Grammar points will focus on double pronouns, language registers but also on a variety of structures, such as impersonal or interrogative structures.

Pace: 1.5 hours weekly

During these last tailored-made sessions, our students will practice the four skills of the A Level exam to boost their confidence as we approach the date of the exam. With past papers and interactive grammar activities, students will further their knowledge on A Level topics.

Pace: 1.5 hours weekly

This Summer term, our students will focus on topics related to technology and healthy lifestyles. Among other things, students will learn how to present the advantages and disadvantages of social medias and will talk about the dangers of Internet in general. They will also learn how to describe different lifestyles and compare those using the comparative and superlative forms.

Pace: 1.5 hours weekly

During these last tailored-made sessions, our students will practice the four skills of the GCSE exam to boost their confidence as we approach the date of the exam. With past papers and interactive grammar activities, students will further their knowledge on GCSE topics.
Pace: 1.5 hours weekly

This Summer term, our students will focus on topics related to technology and healthy lifestyles. Among other things, students will learn how to present the advantages and disadvantages of social medias and will talk about the dangers of Internet in general. They will also learn how to describe different lifestyles and compare those using the comparative and superlative forms.

Pace: 1.5 hours weekly

Secondary Bilingual French classes are meant for bilingual children before they start GCSE courses. We focus on writing and reading skills, with oral practice of course, in an immersive environment. Our program covers many diverse and stimulating topics so children can share opinions in French. (13 to 15 years old)
Pace: 1.25 hours weekly

This term, our students will learn how to discuss latest news and current events happening in the medias. They will also learn how to discuss studies and university plans, but also imagine and describe what their life would be like in a few years. Grammar points will focus on the simple future and conditional tenses, but also on the hypotheses with “if”.

Pace: 1 hour weekly