Yes, this program also applies for dual immersion students. Students find in SEPA a perfect way to practice their speaking and listening skills. Also, they love to learn about other cultures while they do small activities or projects. This is a space where students can discuss a number of topics, give opinions, learn and apply what they have learned at their regular school.

We teach the Spanish language through culture, so children will explore different Latin American countries, while learning about traditions, geography, art, and stories from those countries.

We use TPR, Total Physical Response. We use the natural approach by reading children’s Spanish literature and learning about Latinamerican culture; being consistent with routine and structure.

Classes are enriched by activities including songs, games, arts & crafts, story telling, science experiments and activities that require movement.

Classes are held through the Zoom platform. Duration of 30 minutes, twice a week.

Classes are twice a week after school hours for 30 minutes each. The program is 10 months long and is made up of two semesters. September-January and February-June.

Yes, you will need to download Zoom.

This program is designed for children with any Spanish language ability, regardless of whether they have had exposure to Spanish before. The interview allows us to get to know your child and provide a functional perspective on their language level so that they are placed in the appropriate class.

The interview takes about 10 to 15 minutes. We start by having a brief conversation, asking personal questions in Spanish to the student to know their Spanish speaking background. The questions we ask depend on the student's background, so we can ask the student a few other things to do, read a short paragraph, describe a picture or share an experience in Spanish.

After the interview we review the student’s Spanish abilities and place them in the class that’s a best fit for them.

Yes, we offer a 5% discount for siblings.

Classes are 30 minutes long after school hours. Classes usually start with greetings and then continue with quick games, vocabulary review, exploring a country, and hands- on activities. Activities vary and depend on the class and students' needs.

Yes, you can sign your child up for an interview and we will let you know what level they can be placed in.