Kids aged 7+ and teens
English for kids in Odesa and online
Lessons kids actually look forward to: real conversation, games and tasks suited to their age and level. In a group or one-to-one — in our Odesa classroom or online.
- Kids aged 7+ and teens
- Age-based groups or one-to-one
- First lesson free
English your child wants to learn
- 15years of experience
- 1000+students
At Slay School, kids learn English not for a grade, but to understand and speak it. We plan every lesson so the child stays engaged the whole time — speaking, playing, reading, writing — and can see their own progress.
We match groups by age and level, so your child learns alongside peers at a comfortable pace. If they need more attention, choose one-to-one lessons: the programme adapts fully to your child.
Starting from zero is fine. At the free trial lesson we get to know each other, assess the level and explain to parents how we’ll plan the learning.
Who it’s for
Primary school kids
From age 7: first words and phrases, reading, basic grammar — through games, flashcards and real dialogue.
Middle school students
Structured grammar, vocabulary and speaking practice to feel confident in English classes at school.
Teens
Speaking, reading, writing and listening — for school, travel and future exams.
Complete beginners
We explain step by step, without stress: confidence first, speed later.
What we learn in class
The programme is matched to your child’s age, level and goals.
Speaking
Dialogues, games and role-plays — kids learn not to be afraid of speaking English.
Vocabulary
New words on topics close to kids: school, family, hobbies, travel.
Grammar
Explained simply and practised in use rather than memorised as rules.
Reading and writing
From first words to short texts and their own stories in English.
Listening
Learning to understand spoken English — from the teacher to songs and videos.
Homework
Short tasks to reinforce each lesson, so kids keep moving forward between classes.
How lessons work
- Each lesson lasts 60 minutes.
- Groups meet twice a week; for one-to-one lessons you choose the schedule.
- Offline — in our classroom at 38 Marselska St, Odesa; online — on Zoom or Google Meet.
- The first trial lesson is free.
Price
Prices for kids depend on the format — ask in your request or message us on Instagram. Your first lesson is free.
How to start
Step 1. Send a request
Fill in a short form — we’ll get in touch and find a time that suits you.
Step 2. Trial lesson
Your first lesson is free. We get to know each other and assess your level and goals.
Step 3. Your programme
We choose the format — group or one-to-one, online or in person — and get started.
Reviews
“You know, he really likes it! I’ve never heard him say he doesn’t want to study or that he’s tired of it :) Even though school gives a lot of homework too, he knows his English homework has to be done 👌”
Student’s parentEnglish · translated from Ukrainian
FAQ
Didn’t find your answer? Send us a request — we’ll tell you everything.
From what age can kids learn English at Slay School?
We teach kids from age 7, as well as teens. Put your child’s age in the request and we’ll find a group of peers or a one-to-one format.
Which is better for a child: a group or one-to-one lessons?
Groups give more real conversation and motivation from peers. One-to-one means maximum attention and their own pace — handy if your child is a beginner, has gaps or needs a flexible schedule. At the trial lesson we’ll suggest what suits your child best.
My child has never learned English. Can they start?
Of course. We’ll start with the basics at a calm pace. At the free trial lesson we’ll work out the best starting point.
Can my child take lessons online?
Yes. Online lessons are live with a teacher on Zoom or Google Meet. You need a stable internet connection and a computer or tablet with a camera and microphone. Kids from other cities and countries can learn this way too.
How much do English lessons for kids cost?
It depends on the format (group or one-to-one) — ask in your request or message us on Instagram. Your first trial lesson is free.
New mini-lessons
Short video lessons from our YouTube channel — with explanations, examples and exercises.
Lesson 390“I wish I had more time”: wish + Past Simple explainedWhy “I wish I had” uses the past tense to talk about now, was vs were, and how wish differs from hope.Read
Lesson 389How to say “I changed my mind” — and when to use “I’ve changed my mind”I changed my mind or I’ve changed my mind? The difference, a few handy phrases and why “make up your mind” means something else entirely.Read
Lesson 388“I’m so proud of you”: how to use proud of, proud to and proud thatWhy it’s “proud of” and not “proud with”, and how to say you’re proud of something you did.Read
Book your free trial lesson
Fill in a short form — we’ll get in touch and find a time that suits you.
- First lesson is free
- English or French
- Online or in Odesa
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Contacts
Address
Odesa, 38 Marselska St, office 6
Online lessons — from anywhere in the world.
Phone
+380 96 120 64 87Opening hours
Mon–Sat 9:00–20:00
Slay School · Odesa