They already know how to read.
Winter live cohort · Level 1
Your child can read Arabic.
Now let’s help them speak it.
A live 13-week Arabic programme for Muslim children aged 6–14 who can already read Arabic and want to start speaking it.
Enrol your child £300 early birdEarly bird ends 26 September at 11:59 p.m. UK time.
Your child should already be able to read simple Arabic words.
أَنَا
أُحِبُّ
LET’S SPEAK!13weeks of ArabicBy graduation90 seconds.
All in Arabic.
All in Arabic.
Using words they understand.
7–8 NovemberFirst classes
12 lessonsPlus graduation
Ages 6–14Separate age tracks
Live on Zoom · Boys and girls taught separately · Recordings included
You learned to read Arabic. But did you ever learn to understand it?
For many of us, Arabic started with Quran classes.
We learned the letters.
We learned how to read.
Some of us even memorised large parts of the Quran.
But years later, we could still read the words without knowing what they meant.
Many of us are now learning the Arabic we wish we had learned as children.
Your child does not have to grow up the same way.
Now we can help them start understanding, speaking and using Arabic while they are still young.
Imagine hearing your child introduce themselves in Arabic — and knowing they understand what they are saying.
السلام عليكم. اسمي محمد.
عمري تسع سنوات، وأنا من بريطانيا.
أحب أمي وأبي، وأحب القرآن.
أدرس في المدرسة، وأحب الرياضة.
90seconds
Around 90 seconds. In Arabic. Using words they understand.
That is what we work towards over the 13 weeks.
By the end, your child will prepare a short Arabic presentation using the words and sentences they learned in class.
Not a speech learned by heart.
Arabic they have learned and used week after week.
- Their name.
- Their age.
- Where they are from.
- Their family.
- What they like.
What are the classes like?
Children need to use Arabic if they are going to remember it. So they will not spend the whole lesson listening to a teacher.
As the weeks go on, their answers will grow.
They will answer questions, practise new words, build simple sentences, speak with the teacher and take part in games and activities.
They do not need to be confident before they join. We want to help them build that confidence in class.
There is one simple worksheet each week to help them practise what they learned.
What will they learn?
We start with Arabic they can use straight away.
Greetings
Say salam, reply and ask how someone is.
My name, age and country
Introduce themselves and say where they are from.
My family
Talk about parents, brothers and sisters.
My home
Name rooms and say where things are.
My school
Talk about school, teachers and subjects.
Things I like
Say what they like and do not like.
Food and drink
Talk about food and drinks they enjoy.
My day
Talk about simple things they do each day.
Hobbies and sports
Talk about what they enjoy doing.
My faith
Use simple Arabic about Islam, salah and the Quran.
My future
Talk about what they want to learn and become.
Put it all together
Prepare for their final presentation.
Choose the right class
Both groups follow the same main programme.
Boys and girls are taught separately.
Junior track6–9years old
- More pictures and games
- Lots of guided practice
- Short speaking activities
- More help from the teacher
Senior track10–14years old
- More speaking practice
- Longer answers
- Age-based activities
- More independent work
When are the classes?7 November 2026 – 31 January 2027
Day10:00–11:30 a.m.12:00–1:30 p.m.
SaturdayBoys · Ages 6–9Boys · Ages 10–14
SundayGirls · Ages 6–9Girls · Ages 10–14
All times shown in UK time. Classes run continuously for 13 weekends.
Everything they need
Your child also gets
If your child misses a class, they can watch the recording and catch up.
Built by School of Arabic
School of Arabic already helps students move beyond reading Arabic and begin understanding and using the language.
Junior takes that same goal and builds it around children.
The lessons are simple.
The topics are familiar.
And everything is taught step by step.
School of Arabic Junior has been built for children aged 6–14.
Classes are taught by female teachers who follow the same programme and lesson plan.
And if you do not speak Arabic yourself, that is fine.
You do not need to teach the lessons at home.
We will do the teaching.
What School of Arabic students say
“From the very first lesson, you’re going to start to learn things that you can practice immediately.”Maahiy — School of Arabic student“I’m able to have a simple conversation, which I could not do before.”Yahya Falls — School of Arabic student“The classes are recorded, and we are able to ask questions whenever the need arises.”Syed Hasan — School of Arabic studentIs your child ready?
Your child should already be able to read simple Arabic words.
✓For example:
كتاب · مدرسة
They do not need to:Speak Arabic
Understand Arabic
Know grammar
Write on their own
✓After enrolment, we will do a short reading check.
If your child needs more help with reading, we will help them get ready rather than turn them away.
Early-bird enrolment
Join the Winter Cohort
One payment covers the full 13-week programme.
SAVE £150
£300 early bird · Standard price: £450
£300£450per child
Early bird ends 26 September at 11:59 p.m. UK time.
- 12 live 90-minute Arabic classes
- Week 13 graduation celebration
- Printable 12-week workbook
- Private class recordings
- Monthly parent updates
- Personal certificate
Maximum 25 children per class.
Once a class is full, enrolment for that group will close.
Enrol your childMoney-back guarantee
If your child:
- Attends every live lesson
- Takes part in every required class activity
- Completes every required worksheet and task
and you still do not see clear progress in their Arabic by the end of the programme, we will give you your money back.
Bringing more than one child?Every extra child gets 50% off.
The discount still applies if your children are in different age groups or boys’ and girls’ classes.
1 child£3002 children£4503 children£600
Common questions
Does my child need to know Arabic already?
They should already be able to read simple Arabic words.
They do not need to speak Arabic or understand grammar.
If the reading check shows they need more help, we will help them get ready.
Is this a Quran Arabic course?
The main focus is helping children speak and understand simple Arabic.
Because the programme is for Muslim children, they will also learn Arabic linked to Islam, salah and the Quran.
Do I need to speak Arabic?
No.
You are not expected to teach the lessons yourself.
What if my child misses a class?
Every class is recorded, so they can catch up.
Please note that the money-back guarantee requires your child to attend every live lesson.
Is there homework?
There is one simple worksheet each week to help them practise what they learned.
Are boys and girls taught separately?
Yes.
Boys and girls have separate classes.
How does the money-back guarantee work?
Your child must attend every live lesson, take part in every required activity and complete all the work given during the programme.
If they do all of that and you still do not see clear progress in their Arabic by the end, you can ask for your money back.
Winter cohort · Limited class sizes
Give them the Arabic you wish you had learned.
They already know how to read it.
Now help them start understanding and speaking it while they are still young.
13 weeks · Ages 6–14 · Live online
£300 early bird
Enrol your child Early bird ends 26 September · Standard price £450