Hua Hsia Chinese School have offered a wide range of Mandarin Chinese language courses for more than 2,000 children and adults over ten years. based in North London. We offer classes for children that range from ages 6 months to 13 years, and also provide GCSE and A-level preparation courses. Hua Hsia make school fun with a wide range of activities, festivals, holiday camp and various workshops which give students the confidence to use the language in their daily lives. We has achieved high standards in teaching Mandarin Chinese language, with the Gold Award in the ‘Quality Framework for Supplementary Schools’ by the National Resource Centre for Supplementary Education. more info >>

This website provides multi-language learning system oriented on teaching children vocabulary. It is based on flashcards concept and varied exercises. Kids can practice their language skills by solving vocabulary tests. Young learners can find there vocabulary lists which can be used to study pronunciation. This application learning method is strongly oriented on practicing vocabulary knowledge by practicing it. The exercises help children to memorize vocabulary quicker. This vocabulary learning system also provides spelling tests which are crucial in learning new foreign words and how to spell them correctly. Children can learn new vocabulary using provided flashcards which present them not only new foreign words’ translation but also their image representation and pronunciation. more info >>

This web is great to learn Spanish by reading short tales and fables. One of the best ways of improving a foreign language is to read that language. This website contains complete short pieces of reading suitable for children, teens and adults. Is included the main text of Aesop's fables (fabulas de Esopo), plus the moral learnings, pictures and animations to make it easier to understand the story. It also contains fables by other authors and sort tales for children. Enjoyable by both kids and adults, you can read one fable in just a couple of minutes, so you can read several of just one fable a day. more info >>