Beginning from little Greek
Useful family language, listening, pictures and repetition come first, with reading introduced when appropriate.
Private, in-home Greek teaching for children aged four and above — combining language development with stories, heritage and family life.
Greek.school provides private Greek classes in London for children aged four and above. The aim is not simply to complete a workbook. We help children speak, understand, read and gradually write Greek while connecting the language to family, stories, places, food, history, music and the wider inheritance of Greece.
Some children begin with very little Greek. Others understand what parents or grandparents say but answer mainly in English. Others already speak confidently and need help with reading, writing and richer expression. Teaching starts from the child’s actual level rather than from an assumed school year.
The standard home visit lasts seventy-five minutes and changes pace throughout. A typical lesson combines conversation and retrieval from the previous week, reading or phonics, a story or heritage theme, an active task, a short piece of personalised digital practice and a brief parent handover.
For younger children, particularly at four and five, activities are deliberately shorter and more physical: pictures, objects, movement, songs, maps, matching, drawing and storytelling. The seventy-five minutes is the whole teaching visit, not seventy-five minutes of sitting at a desk.
Useful family language, listening, pictures and repetition come first, with reading introduced when appropriate.
We create low-pressure reasons to answer, ask, retell and gradually use longer Greek sentences.
We protect the child’s natural spoken Greek while building reading, writing, vocabulary and more precise expression.
Our principal in-home service area includes the following London boroughs. Tutor availability and travelling time still need to be confirmed for each family.
Families elsewhere in Greater London are welcome to enquire. Availability depends on the tutor, journey time and the family’s preferred timetable.
Greek.school treats language as part of a larger inheritance. Children learn through conversation, books, stories, maps, mythology, history, food, music and family life. Where a family wishes, Greek Orthodox tradition can also form part of the heritage programme.
The aim is practical Greek that grows week by week, together with confidence, memory and a stronger connection to family and Greece.