Bilinguals
Club
Growing bilingual friendships.
Small-group outdoor adventures in Buenos Aires where children explore, play and connect in English with native teachers. English becomes part of the experience: not another lesson.
Small Groups
Space for every child to participate, speak and be part of the experience.
Carefully Planned
Every adventure combines exploration, games and age-appropriate challenges.
English in Action
Children use English naturally while exploring, playing and solving challenges together.
Safe and Supported
Two native teachers and the Pedagogical Coordinator accompany every group.
The Club could be a great fit if…
Your child already understands some English
They don’t need to be fluent. The Club gives them a relaxed, real-world environment to listen, speak and build confidence naturally.
You’re raising your child bilingually
You want English to exist beyond home or school: with friendships, experiences and genuine reasons to use the language.
Your child learns English but needs to use it
They know vocabulary and grammar, but need more opportunities to actually communicate, play and connect in English.
The Secret Spring Mission
A two-hour small-group adventure in Palermo where children follow clues, explore, work as a team and complete a secret mission. The experience is led in English from beginning to end, so children use the language naturally while they play and solve challenges.
Adventure #01 is accompanied by two native English-speaking teachers plus the Pedagogical Coordinator, with a maximum of six children.
From “I’m interested” to adventure day.
We keep the process simple for families, while keeping a little mystery for the children.
Check availability
Tell us about your child and request availability for October 3rd. This first step is free and does not reserve or charge for a place.
We confirm your place
We contact you personally to confirm availability, answer any questions and send the price and booking instructions. Your child’s place is secured only after registration and payment are completed.
The mission begins
At check-in, children meet their two native English-speaking teachers, the Pedagogical Coordinator and the rest of their small group. Parents say goodbye, the mission is revealed and the two-hour adventure begins.
Stay part of the Club
Families hear about future adventures first, plus local English groups when enough children of similar ages live nearby.
They’re not sitting through an English lesson.
On every adventure, children follow a map, solve English clues and complete mini challenges before unlocking the final mission.
Every adventure gives children a real reason to use English. They are not sitting down for a traditional lesson: they need to listen, ask, answer, notice, solve and work together in English to move the mission forward. Teachers model and support the language naturally when children need help.
The practical stuff, upfront.
Everything you need to know before checking availability.
Separate age-appropriate groups
Ages 10-12: max. 8 children
Ages 10-12: approx. 3 hours
Exact meeting point shared with confirmed families
Some familiarity with English is helpful.
Ages 10-12 are coming next.
Older children will get their own version of the Club with more challenging clues, teamwork, independence and English missions.
Be first to hear about Adventure #02.
Join the Club and tell us your child’s age. We’ll contact interested families first when the next date is released.
Register InterestA few things parents usually want to know.
Clear answers before you decide whether the Club is right for your child.
Is this an English class?
No. The Club is an outdoor English immersion experience. Children use English while they explore, solve clues, play and work together. The language has a purpose throughout the adventure.
Does my child need to be fluent in English?
No. Fluency is not required and there is no formal level test. Some familiarity with English is helpful, and the teachers naturally support children with vocabulary, gestures and encouragement as needed.
Do parents stay during the adventure?
No. The first adventure is planned as an approximately two-hour drop-off activity. Parents check children in with the teachers and collect them again at the agreed pickup time.
How many children are in the group?
Adventure #01 is limited to a maximum of six children and accompanied by two native English-speaking teachers plus the Pedagogical Coordinator, who stays with the group throughout the experience. Keeping the group small gives every child space to participate and connect.
Where exactly is the adventure?
The adventure is in Palermo, Buenos Aires. We keep the exact meeting point private and send it directly to confirmed families before the event.
What should my child bring?
Comfortable clothes and shoes for an outdoor activity, a small snack and water. Any additional instructions will be included in the pre-adventure information sent to confirmed families.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Because this is an outdoor experience, unsuitable weather may require a change of plan. Confirmed families will be contacted directly with the rescheduling or credit options that apply to the event.
Does completing the form reserve a place?
No. The form checks availability and lets us contact you personally. Your child’s place is only confirmed after registration and payment are completed.
Will there be adventures for children ages 10 to 12?
Yes. The Club is designed for children ages 6 to 12, with separate age-appropriate experiences. We are launching first with ages 6 to 9, and families can register interest now for the 10 to 12 group.
Come along for the adventure.
Join the Club to be the first to hear about new adventures, dates and opportunities for your child’s age group.