Pyvon Education

Materials

Published lessons you can explore.

Browse by collection. These materials are written for this school. Short games will sit with each lesson when it is published. First-time visitors start with an enquiry.

A1–A2

Young learners

Short, screen-first lessons for children who are starting English or building the basics.

A2–B1

Conversation starters

Everyday topics that get students talking in full sentences, with language they can reuse.

B1–C2

Work and study

English for the workplace, university, and clear professional communication.

A2–C2

Grammar in context

Grammar taught through real use, not isolated drills.

A2–C2

Our world

People, places, science, and current ideas — language through the world around us.

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IELTS preparation

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A1–A2

Young learners

Short games sit with each lesson. More lessons in this collection are being written.

A1

My Super Morning

Learners talk about their morning routine with present simple and simple sequence words.

A1

Nia’s School Day

A1 school-day actions with sequencing, two games, and a short classroom clip.

A2–B1

Conversation starters

Short games sit with each lesson. More lessons in this collection are being written.

A2–B1

What Did You Do at the Weekend?

Past-simple weekend conversation with follow-up questions and two games.

A2–B1

Shall We Get Something to Eat?

Informal food suggestions, replies, and meeting arrangements, with two games.

B1–C2

Work and study

Short games sit with each lesson. More lessons in this collection are being written.

B1

Tell Me About Your Job

Describe your job or studies and ask follow-up questions, with two games.

B2

A Difficult Deadline

Talk about pressure and make polite requests and suggestions, with two games.

A2–C2

Grammar in context

Short games sit with each lesson. More lessons in this collection are being written.

A2

Yesterday and Today

Contrast present-simple routines with past-simple events, with two games.

B1

I’ve Never Tried That

Life experiences with present perfect and past-simple details, with two games.

A2–C2

Our world

Short games sit with each lesson. More lessons in this collection are being written.

A2–B1

A City by the Sea

Describe an invented coastal city and compare it with your own place, with two games.

B1–B2

How We Live

Compare daily life in different places and give opinions with reasons, with two games.

IELTS

A separate, premium section.

IELTS preparation is available at a premium rate. New students get a quote after an enquiry. If you already have a place with us, ask about your rate when you enquire.

The twelve weekly stages below describe how the course is taught. Lessons are bought one at a time, not as a 12-week package.

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  1. Week 1 — The test mapHow IELTS is built, and what to practise first.
  2. Week 2 — Listening: question typesPrediction, keywords, and the common traps.
  3. Week 3 — Listening: longer passagesNote-taking when the recording does not pause.
  4. Week 4 — Reading for speedSkimming, scanning, and keeping to time.
  5. Week 5 — Reading for detailTrue / False / Not Given, matching, and careful evidence.
  6. Week 6 — Writing Task 1Describing data clearly, without copying the question.
  7. Week 7 — Writing Task 2Building an argument with a clear position.
  8. Week 8 — Speaking Part 1Fluent, natural answers to familiar questions.
  9. Week 9 — Speaking Part 2The long turn: planning, extending, and finishing on time.
  10. Week 10 — Speaking Part 3Developing ideas beyond a short opinion.
  11. Week 11 — Timed practiceFull tasks against the clock, using the public band descriptors as a guide.
  12. Week 12 — Personal reviewWhat to keep practising, and calm test-week habits.

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