Reading text messages from school
In this module you will read three text messages from school, practise reading to get important information and learn new words about school.
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The school run
When you describe a photo it is important to say where the people are and what the people are doing.
Filling in school forms
In this module you will learn new words about school and practise answering questions on school forms.
Parents' evening
This lesson is about school parents’ evenings. It provides students with the chance to read about parents’ evenings and practise vocabulary associated with meeting a child’s teacher. It also develops the students’ ability to ask a range of important questions at parents’ evening.
The teacher’s visit
This resource, 'Someone at the door: The teacher’s visit', is part of 'English in my home', which aims to give ESOL learners the confidence and the language to deal with situations they may encounter in their homes. In this lesson, Sunita meets her son's new teacher, but where is Arjun?
The teacher's phone call
Teachers often need to talk to the parents of children who are in their class about how the child is getting on.
The teacher’s visit
Watch the film called 'The teacher's visit' and complete the activities so you can feel confident if you have to speak to a teacher about a child s
Meeting a new friend
Tania and Jing meet on their first day at school. Listen to their conversation and try the activities.
School timetable
Look at the school timetable and do the exercises to practise and improve your writing skills.
Reading a text message
This lesson develops learners’ reading skills of two different types of text: a text message and a diary page. Ravinder receives a text message about starting an English course and learners read his text and his diary in order to decide which course he is able to attend.