Access key Language Angels resources outside of the classroom – for free!

More than 150 karaoke songs per language that pupils already know and love from their lessons are available remotely via the app. Watch fun, animated videos from our teaching units/topics and sing along with songs using the lyrics provided.

Our songs are carefully crafted and designed in-house by our own teachers, composers, musicians, singers and animators. They are all aligned exactly to the topics and language covered in our units.

Listening to music and songs is a great way of ensuring constant repetition of the language being taught – and we have a strong focus on the visualisation of the information being shared in every lesson/unit.

Our catchy tunes help pupils engage in rhythmic regulatory exercise, grounding the nervous system, synchronising motor and cognitive functions, and lowering stress in young learners as they progress. Seeing and hearing information simultaneously is better for recall compared to reading or listening alone.

• Engage learners beyond the lessons
• Stimulate multiple senses at the same time, improving the learning experience
• Engage multiple areas of young brains at once
• Lead to better language decoding and stronger memory retention of the language being learnt
• Enhance cognitive development and trigger neuroplasticity
• Support SEND learners who may need information taught in a lesson presented differently

400+ interactive games per language can be enjoyed at home using the Language Angels app. Fun and highly interactive, they match our teaching units/topics – with pupil scores recorded to promote continued learning.

Our interactive games transform passive foreign language learning into an active, engaging and memorable experience. They encourage deeper cognitive processing, provide instant feedback and support highly personalised learning – leading to quicker progress, too.

As pupils complete games across all units and answer questions correctly, they earn points, inspiring them to continue. And by tapping into their natural instinct to play and explore, our games keep pupils focused, motivated and actively engaged throughout the language learning process.

• Help pupils discover an active involvement in the learning process
• Improve pupil retention and recall
• Increase motivation and engagement with the language being taught
• Improve problem-solving skills
• Enhance cognitive development
• Support SEND learners

Our digital dictionary covers key vocabulary and structures in the language you’re learning as well as in English – with full, native-speaker audio support. Pronunciation Pal helps pupils recall and practise language from 50+ teaching units/topics – with relevant imagery reinforcing dual-coding and consolidating learning in a clear, visual way.

Pronunciation Pal is the ultimate speech buddy to help keep pupils on track in their foreign language learning journey. Designed to help pupils embed, recall and use languages in an accessible way outside of lesson time, it also helps them develop more authentic and accurate pronunciation.

Research shows that pupils need to hear a word in the language they’re learning at least 16 times to store it in their short-term memory. With limited dedicated curriculum time, Pronunciation Pal supports teachers by ensuring pupils hear their chosen language as much as possible outside of lesson time, too. This helps them remember what’s happening in class not only in the short term, but long term, too.

• Pupils can access previously taught language from their Language Angels lessons
• Images and an English translation support comprehension alongside the foreign language
• Pupils can listen to and repeat accurate, authentic and native high-quality audio outside of lesson time
• Pupils discover an active involvement in the learning process
• Pupils learn to become independent learners and use reference tools outside of lesson time
• Constant easy repetition quickly improves pronunciation, retention and recall
• SEND learners are fully supported with Pronunciation Pal’s focus on dual-coding and audio English translations