English that children actually want to speak
Playful small-group lessons for ages 4 to 14, in our Vienna studio and live online. Songs, stories, games and projects, led by qualified teachers who love working with kids.
Programs for every age
Each programme follows a clear curriculum mapped to the Common European Framework, but children experience it as play, stories and projects.
Little Explorers
Rhymes, picture books and movement games. Children hear and use English before they ever write it. 30-minute sessions keep tiny attention spans happy.
Story Builders
Reading for pleasure, first writing, phonics through comics. Each month the group creates its own illustrated story and presents it to parents.
Young Speakers
Debates about things kids care about: games, animals, space, sport. Grammar appears exactly when it is needed to say something real.
Teen Club
Podcasts, short films and project work. Preparation for Cambridge A2 Key and B1 Preliminary without exam stress.
One-to-one
A personal plan built around the child: catching up with school, preparing for a move abroad, or simply going faster than the group.
Holiday Camps
Five-day themed camps during school holidays: Pirates, Detectives, Inventors. Three hours a day, full immersion, lots of laughter.
The Playmory method
Memory loves play. Our lessons are built around four simple principles that we have refined with hundreds of families since 2018.
Speak first
Children talk for at least half of every lesson. Teachers model, guide and correct gently, but the kids do the talking.
Learn by doing
Role plays, crafts, experiments and mini projects give every new word a real job to do.
Little and often
Short regular sessions plus tiny home challenges beat long weekly marathons. Five minutes a day matters.
Parents in the loop
Monthly reports, project videos and simple ideas for practising English at home without stress.
What families say
"My son used to hide when English homework came up. After one term in Story Builders he reads Roald Dahl in the original and tells us the jokes at dinner."
Katharina, mum of Felix (8)
"The teachers really know how to keep a group of six-year-olds engaged. Our daughter sings the songs in the bath every evening."
Martin, dad of Lena (6)
"Online lessons that actually work. Small groups, cameras on, and the kids talk more than the teacher. We moved to Canada last summer and the transition was easy."
Olga, mum of Mark (11)
"Teen Club gave our daughter confidence. She passed B1 Preliminary with distinction and now records her own podcast with friends."
Peter, dad of Sophie (14)
Weekly timetable
All times are Central European Time. Online groups run in parallel to studio groups.
| Day | Little Explorers | Story Builders | Young Speakers | Teen Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | 15:00 | 16:00 | 17:15 | 18:30 |
| Tuesday | 15:30 | 16:30 | 17:30 | — |
| Wednesday | 15:00 | 16:00 | 17:15 | 18:30 |
| Thursday | 15:30 | 16:30 | 17:30 | 18:30 |
| Saturday | 10:00 | 11:00 | 12:15 | 13:30 |
Frequently asked questions
How big are the groups?
Never more than six children. Most groups have four or five, so every child speaks many times in every lesson.
Do you teach online or in person?
Both. Our studio is in Vienna and we run live online groups for families across Europe. Online groups use the same materials and the same teachers.
Who are the teachers?
Qualified teachers with CELTA, DELTA or a teaching degree, and at least three years of experience with young learners. Every teacher is observed and coached each term.
My child is shy. Will this work?
Shy children often blossom in small groups. We start with songs and games where nobody is put on the spot, and teachers build confidence step by step.
How do I know my child is making progress?
Parents receive a short written report every month and a video of a class project each term. You can also book a 15-minute call with the teacher at any time.
Can we try before we pay?
Yes. The first lesson is free and there is no obligation. We use it to find the right level and group for your child.
What if we miss a lesson?
Missed group lessons can be made up in a parallel group in the same week, or you receive the recording and the homework pack.
Do you prepare for Cambridge exams?
Yes, from Pre A1 Starters up to B2 First for Schools. Exam preparation is built into the regular programme, so children are ready without cramming.
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