Outloud English

Children learn English by speaking it. Every day, with characters they love.

Outloud English is a daily fifteen minutes of speaking practice — built around the learner's interests, aligned to the international CEFR scale, and shaped by twelve kinds of speaking activity that grow with them.

Launching July 2026

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Six worlds. Every age.

A place to grow up in — from four to twenty. Flick through, then step inside.

Atatürk Nursery, age 3-5Atatürk Primary, age 6-9Atatürk Secondary, age 10-14Bahçeşehir Prep, age 15-20Elm Park Nursery, age 3-5Elm Park Primary, age 6-9Elm Park Secondary, age 10-14Camden Sixth Form, age 15-20Lincoln Kindergarten, age 3-5Lincoln Elementary, age 6-9Lincoln Middle School, age 10-14Stuyvesant, age 15-20Little Riverview, age 3-5Riverview Primary, age 6-9Riverview Secondary, age 10-14Hwa Chong JC, age 15-20Hoa Mai Preschool, age 3-5Hoa Mai Primary, age 6-9Hoa Mai Secondary, age 10-14Lê Quý Đôn High, age 15-20Hallim Kindergarten, age 3-5Hallim Primary, age 6-9Hallim Middle School, age 10-14Seoul Foreign Language High, age 15-20

We always know exactly where the learner is on the CEFR scale — and what to do next.

Most English apps measure progress by lessons completed. Outloud English measures something different — and harder. We map the learner's English across five dimensions: pronunciation, fluency, vocabulary, accuracy, and content. We update that map every day. We know which dimensions are holding the learner at their current CEFR level, which ones are ready to advance, and what tomorrow's session needs to do to move them forward.

No other children's English app does this. Not because it's a feature they haven't built yet, but because the model underneath — the coordinate geometry that places the learner precisely on the CEFR scale and computes the path to the next level — is the work of years, not weeks.

The CEFR scale. Six levels. The learner's actual journey.

The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages — CEFR — is the international standard for describing how well someone speaks, listens, and reads aloud. It runs from A1 (a learner beginning to understand and use simple everyday expressions) through A2, B1, B2, C1, and finally C2 (full fluency).

Schools, universities, and language examiners around the world use it. We do too — because parents deserve to see the learner's progress against a real public standard, not an app's invented points system.

A1 to A2.
The learner moves from recognising simple phrases to holding short conversations about familiar topics.
A2 to B1.
From familiar conversations to expressing opinions, telling stories, describing experiences.
B1 to B2.
From everyday fluency to handling abstract ideas — opinions on books, films, current events.
And beyond.
B2 to C1, C1 to C2 — the territory of confident, fluent speech.

Outloud English doesn't just tell you which level the learner is at. We show you exactly what's holding them at their current level, and we design each day's session to address it.

Fifteen minutes a day. Speaking, listening, and reading aloud — every day.

A daily session is short enough to do, long enough to compound. Three minutes of listening to a story. Seven minutes of live conversation with a character. Five minutes of reading aloud.

Every day, one full position update on the learner's CEFR map. Every day, the learner speaks English out loud.

Launching July 2026.

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