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A Developmental, Game- Based Approach to Early Years English

Play with Purpose , Speak with Condfidence

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THE MY CLASS
METHOD™

Play with Purpose. Speak with Confidence.

A developmental, game-based approach to early years English — built on
fourteen years of observing how carefully designed play changes children’s communication,
confidence, cooperation and behaviour.

01 — The Philosophy

Teach the group. Know the child.

Children don’t speak because we tell them to speak. They speak
because speaking helps them achieve something meaningful.

The MY CLASS Method
One shared activity
Many levels of participation
Teacher plans the progression
Child determines the pace

02 — The Classroom Structure

Same structure. Increasing challenge. Growing independence.

CollectEnglish begins before the classroom — following, choosing, taking responsibility.

2
GreetEvery child is welcomed individually and chooses how they enter.
3
CircleSong, mascot and a clue create curiosity and a reason to communicate.
4
DiscoverChildren look, touch, describe, predict and question.
5
LearnStories, songs and experiences feed the language into the game.
6
PlayThe game is the lesson — language is used to achieve a goal.
7
CelebrateEffort and success are recognised — personally, not just correctly.
8
CloseTidy, recap and a closing song leave a sense of achievement.

 

03 — Spaced Repetition

Same language. New context. Deeper learning.

Language returns again and again:
Hear→
Recognise→
Respond→
Use→
Retrieve independently

In the Classroom

Children playing a MY CLASS game

 

The game is not the reward. It’s where learning becomes meaningful.

Children lean in, point, guess and negotiate — using English because it helps
them win, choose and cooperate, not because they were told to speak.
This is the MY CLASS Method in the classroom: one shared activity, many
levels of participation.

04 — The Challenge Ladder

Don’t differentiate the activity. Differentiate the opportunity.

JOIN

Participate

Can the child take part alongside the group?

RESPOND

React

Can they respond without simply copying?

INITIATE

Start

Can they start the interaction themselves?

CHOOSE

Decide

Can they make a decision within the game?

LEAD

Direct

Can they take responsibility for others?

CREATE

Invent

Can they use the language in a new way?

One activity — six levels of possibility

05 — The Developmental Journey

Across the year, the child moves from dependence towards agency.

Dimension Beginning Developing Later
Participation Join Respond Initiate
Language Repeat Use Communicate
Thinking Identify Choose Solve
Social Take turns Cooperate Strategise
Independence Follow Help Lead
Self-regulation Follow routine Wait / manage turns Manage change & outcomes
Teacher role Model Facilitate Step back
Child role Participant Collaborator Strategist

The MY CLASS Promise

 

We don’t create different lessons for different children.

We create experiences that grow with the child. The routine stays familiar.
The challenge develops. The language returns. The child becomes more independent.

One class. One experience. Many levels of possibility.

 

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Testimonials

What Parents are Saying

“I love this team! They are always looking for the most communicative activities, promoting pupils’ interaction and motivation. They have a huge experience in organizing and planning activities, and they pay great attention to detail. Very recommended!”

Silvia

Onze de Setembre

“All the activities are well designed and really interesting. The staff are professional and they know how to motivate students and get the best out of them. We’ll definitely repeat our collaboration with them.”

Sonia

La Mare de Due de la Salut

“The team worked hard to include every student in all the activities.
We can’t wait to try it again”

Gemma

Sant Nicolau

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