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Saturday (6.00PM – 8.00PM)
Commencement Date : 3 January 2026

 

Unit 1

Hi, how are you?

Reading and writing Part 2: Three English teenagers

Part 6: an email

Listening Part 1: Five short conversations
Speaking Part 1, phase 1
Pronunciation Word stress in numbers
Vocabulary Numbers
Family members
Grammar Present simple

Adverbs of frequency

Unit 2

We’re going home

Reading and Writing Part 1: signs and notices

Part 7: a short story

Listening Part 3: planning a party
Speaking Part 1, phase 2
Pronunciation Word stress: two-syllable words
Vocabulary Time
Rooms
Furniture
Grammar Present continuous

have got

Unit 3

Dinner time

Reading and Writing Part 3: A young chef

Part 5: completing a short text

Listening Part 2: A cake competition
Speaking Part 2, phase 1
Pronunciation /s/, /z/, /ɪz/
Vocabulary School lunches
Food phrase
Grammar Countable and uncountable nouns
how much / many; a few, a little, a lot

Unit 4

I’m shopping!

Reading and Writing Part 4: an article about Alek Wek

Part 7: a short story

Listening Part 5: a fashion show
Speaking Part 1, phase 2
Pronunciation /ɪ/ and /i:/
Vocabulary Clothes and accessories
Adjective
Shops
Grammar Present continuous v. present simple
too and enough

Unit 5

It’s my favourite sport!

Reading and Writing Part 3a: an interview with a young gymnast

Part 6: an email

Listening Part 4: short conversation or monologues
Speaking Part 2, phase 1
Pronunciation schwa /ә/
Vocabulary Sports
do / play / go with sports
Prices
Nationalities
Grammar Comparative and superlative
Preposition of time (at, in, on)

Unit 6

Have you got any homework?

Reading and Writing Part 2: Student life

Part 6: Completing short messages

Listening Part 3: starting a new school
Speaking Part 2, phase 2
Pronunciation /v/ and /f/
Vocabulary School subjects
Classroom objects
Education verbs
Grammar have to
Object pronouns

Unit 7

Let’s go to the museum

Reading and Writing Part 1: signs and notices

Part 6: an email

Listening Part 4: five short conversations
Speaking Part 2, Phase 1
Pronunciation past simple -ed endings
Vocabulary Buildings
Directions
Grammar Past simple
Imperative

Unit 8

Did you get my message?

Reading and Writing Part 2: Three video makers

Part 5: completing an email

Listening Part 5: a computer fair
Speaking Part 1, Phase 2
Pronunciation can/ can’t
Vocabulary Technology verbs
Music
Grammar Past continuous
can/ can’t could / couldn’t

Unit 9

I love that film!

Reading and Writing Part 4: Paddington Bear

Part 7: a short story

Listening Part 2: a music concert
Speaking Part 2, Phase 2
Pronunciation -ing forms
Vocabulary Suggesting, accepting and refusing.
Adjectives
Grammar Verbs with -ing or to infinitive
The future with will

Unit 10

It’s going to be sunny

Reading and Writing Part 2: Holiday activities

Part 5: completing a text

Listening Part 1: five short conversations
Speaking Part 1, phase 2
Pronunciation going to
Vocabulary What’s the weather like?
Places (natural world)
Grammar Going to
Must / mustn’t

Unit 11

I like to keep fit

Reading and Writing Part 3: A young personal trainer

Part 6: an email

Listening Part 4: short conversations and monologues
Speaking Part 2, phase 1
Pronunciation Sentences with if
Vocabulary Parts of the body
What’s the matter (ailments)
Grammar First conditional
something, anything, nothing, etc.

Unit 12

 Have you ever been on a plane?

Reading and Writing Part 1: signs and notices

Part 7: a short story

Listening Part 2: a park run
Speaking Part 1, phase 2
Pronunciation /ʃ/ and /tʃ/
Vocabulary Means of transport
Vehicles
Travel verbs
Grammar Present perfect
should / shouldn’t
Pronunciation: sentence stress

Unit 13

What’s your hobby?

Reading and Writing Part 3: A teenage Go player

Part 6: an email

Listening Part 3: horse-riding lessons
Speaking Part 2, phases 1 and 2
Pronunciation /w/ /v/ /b/
Vocabulary Hobbies
Adverbs
Jobs
Grammar Present perfect
for and since
may / might

Unit 14

Keep in touch!

Reading and Writing Part 4: skywriting

Part 5: completing a short text

Listening Part 5: discussing website design
Speaking Parts 1 and 2
Pronunciation sentence stress
Vocabulary Communication verbs
-ed / -ing adjectives
Grammar The passive
Present perfect with just, already and yet

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