Kids & Teens French · Ages 7–17

Where French becomes a joy

Playful, interactive classes that build real language skills in young learners — through games, stories, songs and conversation.

Introduction

Learning that doesn't feel like learning

Children and teenagers learn languages differently — through play, repetition, music and story, not worksheets. Our classes are built entirely around that.

Small, age-grouped classes keep every learner engaged, supported and genuinely excited to come back next week.

Is this course right for your child?

Made for young learners

Your child is aged between 7 and 17
They're curious about a new language or culture
You'd like them building a real skill outside screen time
They're attending a French or international school
No previous French is needed to start
You want a class they'll actually look forward to

What they'll learn

Built for how kids actually learn

Every age group follows a programme matched to their attention span, interests and stage of development.

Ages 7–9

Songs, games and picture stories build first words and sounds.

Ages 10–12

Structured basics, short conversations and simple reading.

Ages 13–15

Real conversation, music, film clips and cultural topics teens enjoy.

Ages 16–17

Exam-ready French, DELF junior prep and study-abroad readiness.

What's inside a lesson

Games, stories & real conversation

Songs & rhymes
Picture books & stories
Roleplay & games
Arts & crafts in French
Short films & cartoons
Everyday conversation
Music & pop culture
DELF Junior preparation
French festivals & traditions

Why us

Why parents choose us

Small, age-grouped classes

Every child gets attention and encouragement, at a pace that suits them.

Patient, specialised teachers

Trained specifically in teaching French to children and teens.

A global head start

A real skill for school, travel and future opportunity.

Convenient scheduling

After-school and Saturday classes that fit family life.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does my child need any French already?

Not at all — most learners join us as complete beginners, and classes are grouped by age and level.

How are classes grouped?

By age band and current level, so every group learns at a pace that fits them.

Can my teenager prepare for DELF Junior?

Yes — our 13–17 groups include DELF Junior preparation for those who want an official diploma.

What are class times like?

Mostly after school and on Saturdays. Get in touch for the current timetable.

Can parents track progress?

Yes — teachers share regular feedback so you can see how your child is progressing.

Give them a head start in French

Book a free trial class and let your child discover how fun learning French can be.

Book a free trial