St Nicholas C Of E Primary School, School Road, Chislehurst, BR7 5PQ, London
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St Nicholas C Of E Primary School, School Road, Chislehurst, BR7 5PQ, London
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Las aventuras de Mifú y Tina y los amigos (PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO RETURNING SPANISH LEARNERS) This NEW programme will help the children: Reinforce their listening and oral skills…
Next session: 16 Oct 2026, 12:20
Spanish Club

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Les aventures de Minou et Trottine et leurs amis (PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO RETURNING FRENCH LEARNERS) This NEW programme will help the children: Reinforce their listening and oral…
Next session: 15 Oct 2026, 12:20
French Club
Bonjour/Hola! Get ready for French and Spanish adventures in Orpington. RécréLingo offers fun-filled French and Spanish classes with the award-winning La Jolie Ronde's programmes. The classes are carefully crafted to engage young minds aged 4-12. We also offer French workshops where the kids can play, learn and discover the French language and culture through creative activities. With small group sessions, the children are guaranteed personalised
attention and interactive learning. Where do we run our classes? Schools, during breakfast clubs, lunch breaks and after-school hours Nurseries and preschools Online If you are interested in one-to-one tuition, please get in touch with us at [email protected] or via phone/WhatsApp: 07541 572 996. The methodology The emphasis of La Jolie Ronde’s programme is on listening and speaking activities, with reading and writing skills being gradually and sensitively introduced in line with the child’s linguistic development in general and as he/she progresses through the course. The context of the language must be based on the real world within the child’s experience. Through various real communication situations, the course stimulates chi