Zoom small-group learning
Suitable for students with stable focus, with parent support recommended for younger learners.
View class guideLearning resources
Course guides, parent Q&A and writing support resources
This page organises parent-facing explanations, online class information, writing resources and future downloadable materials.
Online learning tools
Watch a lesson or check the right starting level.
Online learning
How online classes work
The guide explains that classes are mainly taught through Zoom, with Google Classroom used for homework submission, marking and class feedback.
Google Classroom workflow
Students submit writing tasks after class and teachers provide comments on structure, language, logic and expression.
Ask for recommendationWhat age range do the programmes cover?
The current course guide states Year 1 to Year 10, with classes designed by year level and language stage.
What writing types are taught?
The curriculum covers narrative, persuasive, informative or expository writing, and textual analysis essays for older students.
Is homework marked?
Yes. The guide highlights detailed marking with feedback on structure, language, logic and expression.
Resource library
Writing and reading resource library
English curriculum handbook
An overview of the studio's English learning vision, curriculum modules and teacher team, extracted from the supplied handbook.
Parent questions guide
Explains teacher qualifications, suitable year levels, lesson format, homework and trial lessons.
Writing type examples
Future resource area for narrative, persuasive, informative and textual analysis examples.
Reading extension list
Future resource area for extensive reading, comprehension practice and vocabulary habits.
Before class
Online learning preparation checklist
Notebook and folder
Prepare a dedicated large notebook or class note template, plus a folder for printed learning materials.
Printer and writing tools
A home printer, highlighters and fine coloured pens are useful for worksheets, annotations and corrections.
Laptop or tablet
Students need a stable device for live classes. Typing access is especially important from upper primary levels.
Google account
A Google email account is required for Google Classroom access, homework submission and teacher feedback.
Scanning tool
Use a phone scanning app or the built-in document scanner to convert handwritten homework into a clear PDF.
Parent support
Younger learners or students who need help maintaining focus may benefit from appropriate parent supervision.
Resource packs
Content families for long-term publishing
Parent guides
Clear explanations of course levels, online class expectations, homework and parent support.
Writing prompts
Printable prompts, planning sheets, revision checklists and teacher-approved model structures.
Reading support
Extensive reading lists, comprehension exercises and vocabulary-building habits.
Exam insights
Writing task analysis, scholarship preparation notes and international curriculum tips.