English for schoolchildren, aligned with the school curriculum
This isn’t just another burden, but rather a way of reinforcing what the child is already learning at school. In one-to-one lessons, the tutor works at the pupil’s own pace, explains anything that’s unclear and helps to fill in any gaps in their English. The lessons are tailored to the child’s level and supplement the vocabulary and grammar learnt at school with speaking practice. That’s why extra English lessons for schoolchildren mean greater confidence in their school lessons.
Lesson structure
A short conversation in English: how the day went, what’s new at school.
A quick game or exercise to revise the material from the previous lesson.
Vocabulary and grammar through interactive exercises and the storyline of the chosen universe.
Conversations, role-plays and questions — the child speaks English actively.
The teacher summarises what went well and explains the homework.
The role of parents:
During the taster lesson — ideally: you’ll get some help with the technique and see how the lessons are structured.
A tablet, laptop or computer with a webcam. You can also use a smartphone, but it’s less convenient because of the screen size.
We recommend three sessions a week. The timetable can be adjusted.
Choose a programme based on your child’s age
English for children aged 7-9
English for children aged 10-12
English that really captivates schoolchildren
The lessons are based on game mechanics, interactive tasks and topics that appeal to children aged 7–12: missions, stories and dialogues with characters. Children don’t just listen — they play and speak in English. Choose a world your child likes: Minecraft, Roblox, Constructor or All Right Special. A favourite storyline keeps them engaged and motivates them to practise.
What skills does learning English help schoolchildren to develop?
Listening
Understanding instructions, dialogues and short stories when listening. In class: listens to a dialogue between characters and answers questions about the content.
Writing
Sentence structure and grammar in writing. In this lesson: completes sentences and writes a short message to a character.
Reading
From the relationship between letters and sounds to understanding the text. In this lesson: the pupils read the characters’ lines and complete tasks on an interactive platform.
Speaking and pronunciation
Answers in full sentences and work on pronunciation. During the lesson: acts out a dialogue with the teacher, describes a picture, and practises difficult sounds.
Practising English outside of one-to-one lessons
Between lessons, pupils consolidate what they’ve learnt: they chat with peers from different countries in conversation clubs, complete game-based exercises in the app, and practise with the animated teacher Charlie AI. Conversation clubs help to overcome the language barrier, the app helps pupils practise words through games, and Charlie AI helps them speak without fear of making mistakes.
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Individual lessons
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International conversation clubs
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Conversation practice with Charlie the fox
Learn moreTimetable and tuition fees
Choose a time that suits your school timetable, clubs and homework: after school, in the evening or at the weekend. You can book each lesson individually or set up a regular schedule.
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Self practice
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Self practice
Self practice
Monday
Individual lesson
Self practice
Wednesday
Individual lesson
Self practice
Friday
Individual lesson
Self practice
Saturday
The estimated duration of the course is 7 months, with 2 lessons per week. The cost starts at $8.40 per lesson, depending on the package.
Professional teachers who know how to engage schoolchildren
Over 800 certified teachers with experience of working with children. Each one undergoes All Right certification and training in our teaching method: how to hold the attention of pupils aged 7–12, adapt the pace of the lesson and explain complex topics in simple terms.
What parents of pupils say about English for schoolchildren
Frequently Asked Questions about English for Schoolchildren

General Questions / About All Right
- What's included in the package?
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- What information is needed to get started?
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