La Música de Miércoles (MM): Dai Dai
This month we use Shakira’s Dai Dai, , the World Cup theme tune for 2026, as our Musica de Miercoles theme.
What level is my Spanish?
A short video to help students decide (more or less) what level of Spanish they are at.
And Ferring’s Spanish Classes are Go…..
Following a successful taster day, Classes with Claire are going ahead in Ferring on Tuesday mornings from 10.15 - 11.45am (1.5 hours per class) and Monday evenings 6.15 - 7.45pm (1.5 hours per class) - with different start dates. And the Tuesday morning class is promising a great crowd.
Conversation Classes update: Quién Soy Yo…. Fiestas
A round up of last weeks Spanish conversation classes, and what we have coming up this week on conversation ‘Classes with Claire’ (Charlas)
Gift cards now available
Classes with Claire gift cards are now available. This blog looks at whether gift cards are a good gifting option, and how to spice up the gift!
What is a ‘Charla’?
‘Classes with Claire’ online Spanish conversation classes are called ‘Charlas’.
But what exactly is a ‘Charla’ and why is it special?
La Música de Miércoles: La Isla Bonita
This week’s ‘Música de Miércoles’ is in Englsh with a Spanish translation: La Isla Bonita
Thank you to Madonna for both the inspiration and the inspirational quotes!
La Música de Miércoles: Bailando
Miércoles - Musica…
Sit back and enjoy a little Spanish (Hispanic) music- this week with Enrique - and learn a little Spanish at the same time.
Frida Kahlo - the Exhibition on Screen movie comes to Littlehampton
Frida Kahlo, The Exhibition, is coming to Littlehampton in June, 2026.
Thank you Ferring Village Hall
Thank you to Ferring Village Hall for a morning showing off ‘Classes with Claire’ at their open morning. Great place, great people.
What is Brain Friendly Learning?
What is brain friendly learning?
‘Classes with Claire’ apply the principles of brain friendly learning, but what does that mean for learning?
In a nutshell, more fun and more effective!
Castillian Spanish?
Why are ‘Classes with Claire’ given in Castillian Spanish rather than another type of Spanish?
This blog takes a closer look at what that really means,