
The first 30 minutes
Polish teacher: I understand
Your child gets the explanation in a language they understand. Not a single minute goes on guessing what the task is about.
Every lesson is taught by two people: a Polish teacher and a native speaker. Groups of up to 8 children. In-person classes at ul. Krzyżowa 8 in Wilda.

Four years of English lessons — and still silent in class.
Understands everything, but is afraid to say a word.
I don’t want yet another school after school. I want English my child actually asks for.
About us · How we teach
Each lesson lasts 55 minutes and is led by two different people — a Polish teacher and a native speaker.

The first 30 minutes
Your child gets the explanation in a language they understand. Not a single minute goes on guessing what the task is about.

The next 25 minutes
Your child immediately uses what they have just understood — in conversation with someone whose first language is English.
| School class | Koziołek English | |
|---|---|---|
| Children in the lesson | 20+ | up to 8 |
| Teachers in the lesson | 1 | 2 |
| A native speaker at every lesson | no | yes |
| Lesson length | 45 min | 55 min |
| Teacher change halfway — attention resets | no | yes |
| Conversation in a small group of peers | no | yes |
| Koziołki: rewards for attendance, answers and homework | no | yes |
Koziołek English is an English school for children aged 3–14 at ul. Krzyżowa 8. The name and the mascot come from Poznań’s legend of the billy goats.
Age programmes
Up to 8 children in every group. Each lesson lasts 55 minutes and has two parts.
A first encounter with English
Movement, play, drawing and nursery rhymes. English comes along with the play rather than as a subject to study.
Book a free lessonSpeaking before writing
Listening, repeating, little scenes and games. Children speak English before they start writing it.
Book a free lessonFrom words to sentences
Vocabulary from school starts working out loud: in pairs, in short scenes, among peers.
Book a free lessonConversation, not the blackboard
Talking with a native speaker among peers. Nobody gets called up to the board.
Book a free lessonYour child joins a class together with the group. Afterwards you can decide, without any pressure, whether to stay.
Teachers
Two people work together in every lesson: a Polish teacher and a native speaker from the UK, the USA or South Africa.
Meet them at a free lesson.

Koziołki
For every answer, children earn Koziołki (“little goats”) and exchange them for rewards.
Koziołki for attendance (1), answering in class (2–5), homework (2) and tests (5).
Koziołki come in denominations of 1, 2, 5 and 10.
The Koziołek Shop has rewards waiting: things and privileges.
The reward goes home in your child’s hands. You can see that their effort counts.
Privileges
Pricing
You pay for a lesson led by two people — one of them a native speaker — in a group of up to 8 children where the teacher sees every child.
499 PLN
for 1 month
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≈ 475 PLN / month−5%
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2,694 PLN
≈ 449 PLN / month−10%
Book a seatFAQ
The order of the two parts matters. For the first 30 minutes your child works with the Polish teacher and gets explanations in a language they understand. Only then does the native speaker come in. Your child arrives at the conversation prepared, rather than being thrown in at the deep end.
In a group of up to 8, among children their own age, it is noticeably easier than in a class of twenty-plus. We don’t promise your child will start speaking in the very first lesson — that’s what the free trial lesson is for: you’ll see how they feel in the group.
The lesson is built around children’s attention: after 30 minutes both the teacher and the type of activity change. It’s a built-in break, not an extra burden.
We form groups by age, and during the trial lesson we see how your child is getting on.
Classes run Monday to Friday, 3–7 pm, and on Saturdays 9 am–2 pm. We choose the group together with you over the phone — based on your child’s age and the times that suit you. Your child joins a group that fits them, not simply the first one with a free place.

Leave your phone number and your child’s age. We’ll call you back, find the right group and agree a date.