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By Robina Dam Instagram: robina_dam Photo Credit Peter Dazeley “This was really a family home?” asked one of the Speak Street’s group in wonder as we entered Sutton House. It was a good question. And most visitors to this National…

Fashion + Textile Museum’s exhibition The Biba Story (1964-1975) By Robina Dam When we think of Sixties Britain, there is a split between the bowler-hatted and pinstriped-suited population versus the new youth culture that threw up The Beatles, The Rolling…

Our Learning English through schools book is now available. Kindly supported by Linklaters. Take a look inside here.

By Robina Dam. The chance to get a sneak peek in what almost seems to be behind closed doors — the historic Middle Temple, one of the four Inns of Court — drew in what has been the largest gathering…

By Robina Dam  National treasure holding many national treasures, the Tate Britain museum overlooks the Thames from its Pimlico location, a short walk from Westminster and the Houses of Parliament. On a sunny September afternoon, we gathered on the steps outside…

by Robina Dam Organised by Joanna Bevan and Anya Paul, the Speak Street Art Talks events are held each month at a London venue of cultural interest.  Opening doors, both literally and metaphorically, these events offer Speak Street students a…

Learning ESOL through London Locations

We are thrilled to announce our new book is out now. Learning ESOL through Work. Kindly supported by Stephenson Harwood. You can see a taster of what’s inside here. Learning through Work preview

We’re excited about our latest collaboration with the Francis Crick Institute. Our new workbook is all about learning English through biology. It’s called Amazing Bodies- Learning English through biology. We explore our internal organs and body systems as well as…