STORIES AT THE HEART OF LEARNING ENGLISH

Stories at the heart of learning English

Learn English through stories you’ll remember.

Watch an engaging story. Understand vocabulary in context. Practise what you’ve learned and build language that stays with you.

01 Watch & understand

02 Learn in context

03 Practise & remember

Illustrated story preview: a learner sitting at a table.

Learning starts with

one good story.

48

stories planned across
six learning books

3

connected online tests
per interactive story lesson

A1–C1

level-based learning
and assessment pathways

The learning method

Not just watching. Learning.

Our animations spark interest. Structured lessons and independent learning materials turn that interest into vocabulary you can recognise and use.

01

Watch

See a real-life story unfold in an animated scene.

02

Understand

Follow the meaning and meet new language in context.

03

Practise

Use connected comprehension and vocabulary activities.

04

Remember

Review, revisit and strengthen recall over time.

Choose your way to learn

Two story libraries.
One learning philosophy.

Real-life stories and focused grammar narratives have their own archives, so exploring one never clutters the other.

Learn structures through stories

Grammar stories

Discover a dedicated grammar library arranged by level and grammatical topic, from essentials to advanced usage.

Discover an animation

Start with a story.

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A complete learning ecosystem

Go deeper than the video.

Videos are the starting point. Our downloadable interactive story lessons, printable books and optional speaking practice provide structured ways to build on what you’ve watched.

The story materials and books are separate purchases, so learners can choose the format that suits them.

Know what to learn next

Understand your level.
Improve with purpose.

Our Vocabulary and Grammar Assessment Systems identify gaps and connect learners with targeted explanations and practice, rather than providing just a score.

01

Assess

Work through a structured diagnostic.

02

Understand

See the skills that need attention.

03

Improve

Use focused teaching and a fresh review check.