Toucan Languages

Fun Learning Spaces for French and Spanish

Children happily playing a fishing game and practising counting in Spanish.

A plant growing, like the children that go to Toucan languages

Our Goals

To deliver fun, stimulating Spanish or French lessons for all ages, from babies to teenagers, increase your child's literacy and expand their knowledge of the world. Fun is crucial because having an enjoyable experience sets the foundations to learn Spanish or any other language. Engaging adult lessons available as well.

Children working as a team to wirite using a pencil attached to 4 strings

About us

Spanish and French

lessons

A place where Spanish or French learning meets fun and play.

Programmes

for everyone!

Programs are organised by age rather than Spanish level. Everyone is welcome.

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We are now accepting registrations for September 2021

Enjoy the benefits of learning a foreign language.

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Gallery

This toddler had a lot of fun learning about colours in their Spanish lesson

The children loved learning the names of clothes and how to say "demasiado grande or pequeño" (too big/small) with this dressing up game in their Spanish lesson

A role play involving princesses and prince in the Spanish lesson! we learnt colours, how to say "me llamo..." (my name is).

This little boy was learning body parts names in Spanish.

This little girl was proud of learning the names of shapes in Spanish.

There was a prince fighting una serpiente (a snake). Imaginative play is a great way to learn!

Role play in the Spanish lesson. Children had the opportunity to practise speaking in Spanish.

This princesa was very proud of her self made crown. It gave her the opportunity to practise the names of colours in Spanish.

Painting in the park during Spanish lesson! we learnt not just about body parts names in Spanish but also about Picasso and modern art.

A practical explanation of what does "debajo de" means (under the).

Language lessons are a perfect situation to expand the knowledge of the world!

Recreate your own face while learning the names of the face parts in Spanish.

¿Cómo te llamas princesa? (what is your name princesa?) talking through your character is a great way to start speaking Spanish when children feel a bit shy.