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Bring English
to life at school.

Career sharing, English communication and DSE skills. Three school sessions, shaped around your students' needs.

Miss Natty · Former Now TV news anchor and The Standard reporter

Natty speaking at an event with a microphone

Three ways to begin

Life planning, English Week or post-exam workshops. Start with what your students need.

Natty behind the anchor desk in the Now News studio

From newsroom to classroom

A personal look at life as a news anchor and reporter, opening a conversation about choices, preparation and speaking up in unfamiliar situations.

Year groups
S3 to S6
Duration
45 to 60 minutes
Suitable for
Life planning, career sharing, assemblies
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Learning objectives

  • Explore the realities of news and media work
  • Connect interests and strengths with career choices
  • Practise expressing personal ideas clearly
Natty discussing English with students in class

Find your voice in English

For students who understand English but freeze when speaking. Simple structures and guided practice make taking the first step feel more manageable.

Year groups
S3 to S6
Duration
45 to 60 minutes
Suitable for
English Week, language activities, assemblies
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Learning objectives

  • Recognise common barriers to speaking English
  • Organise spoken ideas using a simple framework
  • Experiment with voice, pace and delivery
Natty explaining English content to students in a classroom

DSE English, put into practice

A focused speaking or writing workshop, adapted to the students' level and school goals, combining clear examples with opportunities to practise.

Year groups
S4 to S6
Duration
60 to 90 minutes
Suitable for
Post-exam activities, enrichment, small groups
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Learning objectives

  • Identify speaking or writing habits to improve
  • Build clear, connected answers with a framework
  • Reflect on preparation through examples and practice

Let's work out the details

  1. Tell me what you need

    Year groups, audience size, goals and preferred dates. You don't need every detail decided.

  2. Discuss a scope and quote

    Content, duration and interaction shape the proposal. School session fees are available by enquiry.

  3. Confirm and prepare

    Agree dates, fees, venue and equipment, then work through the session details together.

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Let's plan a school session

Tell me the year group, your aims and preferred dates. We'll plan a session around your students.

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