Learn English while playing? It’s possible with “my balloon my brain”… let’s explain

Roxane and Jérôme Charrier, who arrived in the South six years ago from Île-de-France, decided to form an association that would unite them. He is an English teacher and he is a former top athlete. ⁽¹⁾.

Founded by these parents of four, the young group, which celebrates its first anniversary in August, aims to provide quality education and sports programs to all, including children with special educational needs. ⁽²⁾.

Together, they set up the system Bring your classroom to the field (translate to “bring your class to the field”), which replaces traditional English learning within their sports club and thus on the field (now a pocket gymnasium) on Saturday mornings.

Inclusive and inclusive groups

Through her training in language and learning disorders, Roxanne expands her practice of: “We welcome young children with wadi, attention deficit disorder and some children with autism. Parents actively cooperate with us to adapt the activities to the specific needs of each child. We also offer an art package in English chosen by young people with autism (between 18 years. and 30 years) with the Gem Kozion Association, To make this language accessible to all, not just an elite, depending on Korydis”.

“Our programs welcome children ages 3 to 11, in groups of fifteen children supervised by three to four leaders, including three civic services. To help us in this mission, we are looking for motivated young people in civic service, and we are currently in the process of increasing our enrollment from 30 to 100 next academic year. The process of raising, Appreciates the education manager.

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