Engaging In-Person Group Classes for your kids

Ideal for students beginning to develop their public speaking and writing confidence, this cohort introduces foundational communication techniques in a fun and age-appropriate way.

What to Expect in Our Primary Classes:

• Book Club Presentations: Students present their favourite character or part of a book using props, posters, or even simple PowerPoint slides to bring their ideas to life.
  

• Interview Practice: In pairs, students interview each other on fun, relatable topics (like dream vacations or hobbies), improving conversational fluency and confidence.
  

• Role-Playing Games: Students act out scenarios such as news reporters, teachers, or historical figures — helping them learn tone, expression, and audience engagement.
  

Debate Line Up: In this fun group activity, students add to each other’s arguments on topics like “Are cats better than dogs?” or “Indoor vs outdoor play,” learning structure and clarity in persuasive speaking.

Designed for older school students, this program supports those building on existing skills or stepping into more structured speaking environments.

What to Expect in Our High School Classes:

• Mock Debates: Students participate in structured debates, developing persuasive techniques, critical thinking, and rebuttal skills on age-relevant topics.
  

• Mock Newsroom: Students take on roles like anchor, reporter, and guest in a simulated newsroom, learning to deliver information clearly and confidently.
  

• Podcast Creation: From scripting to recording, students create short podcasts on topics they love — sharpening writing, clarity, and storytelling.
  

Impromptu Speaking: Students learn to think on their feet through quick speaking games and strategies for preparing compelling impromptu speeches.

Tailored for senior high school students, this cohort supports advanced speaking and writing abilities. It integrates academic strengths with real-world communication skills to help students express themselves with confidence and depth.

What to Expect in Our Senior Classes:

• Product Pitch: Students design and pitch a product or service to their class as if presenting to investors — a fun way to build persuasive language and presentation skills.
  

• Storytelling with a Twist: Students craft and perform stories from different perspectives, enhancing creativity, empathy, and expressive delivery (including dramatic monologues or poetry).
  

• Panel Discussions: Students take part in moderated panels on relevant topics, learning to express opinions, manage dialogue, and debate with respect and clarity.
  

• Research Presentations: Students choose an unfamiliar topic, conduct research, and present findings — sharpening their ability to organise, communicate, and teach others.