Listening & Speaking
Hearing and using French from the first lesson
Primary French with personalised 1-on-1 tutoring - listening, speaking and first words and phrases, taught through games, songs and conversation.
Modern foreign languages are not a core part of the Primary School Curriculum for every pupil in Ireland, though some schools offer them. These sessions are enrichment, and primary age is the best time to start: pronunciation and confidence are far easier to acquire before self-consciousness sets in.
Sessions are spoken and playful rather than written and formal. Children meet French through songs, games, stories and conversation about things they care about - family, food, animals, school - so the language attaches to meaning rather than to a vocabulary list.
Reading and writing come later and gradually, once listening and speaking are comfortable. Children who start French at primary level typically arrive at Junior Cycle already able to hear the sounds and hold a short conversation, which is a substantial head start.
Starting a language at primary age builds the pronunciation and confidence that Junior Cycle and Leaving Certificate oral assessment later reward.
Hearing and using French from the first lesson
Words for family, school, food and play
Learning through play rather than grammar drills
Where French is spoken and how people live there
We evaluate your child's current level and identify strengths & areas to improve.
Personalized 1-on-1 lessons with interactive tools and step-by-step guidance.
progress reports and feedback to ensure continuous improvement.
Primary (Junior Infants - 6th Class) - one-to-one tutoring
Primary (Junior Infants - 6th Class) - one-to-one tutoring
Primary (Junior Infants - 6th Class) - one-to-one tutoring
The same subject at the Junior Cycle (1st - 3rd Year) stage
The same subject at the Senior Cycle / Leaving Cert (5th - 6th Year) stage