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Slides that wait for your child, not a video that runs away from them. Every word is a real Spanish voice — tap it as many times as you like.
26 units of Spanish, six lessons each, built so a 7–11 year old can work through them on their own: watch, listen, play, try it, check. No printing, no prep, and nothing you have to teach.
LinguaLane is a subscription. £12.99 a month or £129 a year, covering every child in the house. Four units are free forever, with no account and no card — so you can see the whole thing working before you pay. Cancel any time.
New to Spanish? You can learn the basics here too. Start right at the very beginning — saying hello and how Spanish letters sound. Both are free, and no child needs a word of Spanish to begin.
Four of the 26 units are free forever — no account, no card. They are whole units, not samples: all six lessons, every word and every game. The other 22 open with a subscription, £12.99 a month or £129 a year, covering every child in the house. Cancel any time.
Every lesson is the same four things in the same order, so after the first one your child knows exactly what to do — and each one ends by naming what comes next.
Slides that wait for your child, not a video that runs away from them. Every word is a real Spanish voice — tap it as many times as you like.
Tap any word on the page to hear it out loud, then say it back. Nothing is recorded and nothing is marked.
Five questions at the end of the lesson — half of them listening. Get them all and the next lesson is theirs; miss some and it names the words to go back to.
Back on the unit page: flashcards, match-up, listen-and-choose, beat the clock, and an eight-question quiz that saves your best score.
Self-guided lessons work right up until a child hits the one thing they can't get past — verb endings, adjective agreement, or simply saying a sentence out loud without going red.
That's when a person helps more than another round of the game. I teach the session live over video, I know exactly which unit they're on because I wrote it, and afterwards you get a short note saying what we did and what to practise.
Booked and paid for one session at a time. You never need one, and most families who use the lessons never book a single hour.
Pick one when you book — it tells me how to prepare.
Four units are free forever — no account, no card. Pick their year group, or drop back a year if Spanish is completely new.
One lesson a sitting, six lessons a unit. About a unit a month at a comfortable pace.
Happy with it? Subscribe for £12.99 a month and the other 22 units open, for every child in the house. Cancel any time.
Quiz scores and finished lessons show up on the parent dashboard, including which units need another look.
One subscription covers the lessons. The 1-2-1 sessions are pay-as-you-go — you never have to buy a block, and you never have to book one at all.
or £129 a year — two months free
All of this in full in the terms and refunds.
£25 for 30 minutes · £32 for 45
1-2-1: 30 minutes £25 · 45 minutes £32 · 60 minutes £35. The hour is the best value; the shorter sessions carry the same preparation and the same written follow-up. Siblings share a session at no extra cost, and the first session is refundable if it isn't useful.
Subscription: £12.99 a month or £129 a year, covering every child in the house.
Rather than invent some, here's the form. If your child has had a lesson or a 1-2-1 with us, tell us how it went. Good or bad — the bad ones are the useful ones.
No. The 1-2-1 sessions are completely separate — plenty of families book them without ever using the lessons. If your child has been using them, tell me the unit when you book and I'll open the same one.
We talk, in the target language, about things a 7–11 year old cares about: pets, football, what they had for lunch. I keep it to vocabulary they've already met so it feels like a win rather than a test. There's no marking and no homework.
That's the design brief. Every instruction is written to be read by the child, the audio plays on tap, and there's nothing to print or set up. Sit with them for the first lesson, then most children Year 3 and up run it themselves.
You book a slot here, I confirm by email within 24 hours with the video link and a payment request. Nothing is charged until the session is confirmed. Cancel more than 24 hours before and it's free; inside 24 hours the session is charged.
Yes, at no extra cost, as long as they're within a year or two of each other. Say so in the notes when you book and I'll plan for both.
Video call in the browser — no app for your child to install. I share my screen for the activities, and everything we make gets emailed to you afterwards.
Email me the quiz score and what they're stuck on. If another go at the match-up game would fix it faster than an hour with me, I'll tell you that instead.