How many students can take part?
From a single class to several classes in parallel – we agree the group size in the quote so there's enough speaking time for everyone.
What activities are part of a project week?
Depending on age and interests, students shoot short films, perform sketches, build presentations, or work on themed challenges like eco-projects or a mini cultural festival – plus energisers, team-building games and daily reflection rounds. Everything runs entirely in English and builds confidence and practical language skills along the way. At the end of the week, each group presents its results in a showcase.
Does the school need any special equipment?
No – classrooms or a multi-purpose room are all that's needed. Our trainers bring all other materials with them.
Which year groups is the project week suitable for?
From primary school to sixth form. The projects are adapted to age and level.
Is the project week eligible for funding?
Many schools fund our programmes through the Startchancen programme or school support associations, for example.
Is the project week available in other languages?
Yes – after a successful premiere we now also run the week entirely in Spanish: the same project-based concept, with a native-speaker trainer team. Just send us a no-obligation enquiry.
What happens if we need to cancel?
You can cancel free of charge up to 30 days before the start. If a child falls ill, we refund the amount with a doctor's note, even at short notice – regardless of the deadline.
How does booking work?
Send a no-obligation enquiry with the key details, receive a quote, fix the date. We take care of the rest.