Speak without fear
A warm, judgement-free space where trying is the goal and every attempt is welcome.
Spoken English for ages 10–14
Don’t just learn English. Find your voice.
Helping children turn the English they understand into the English they confidently speak.
Made for curious minds. Designed for confident voices.
- Parent? Join the parent waitlist
- Teacher? Explore school partnerships
Hello!
I have an idea!
Let me tell you a story!
Sometimes, the words are there. But the confidence isn’t.
Many children understand English well. Speaking it out loud is a different skill, and it grows with kind, regular practice.
Starting is the hard part
They know what they want to say, but the first word takes courage.
Mistakes feel big
Worrying about getting it wrong can quiet a child who has plenty to share.
Fear of being laughed at
One awkward moment in front of friends is enough to make anyone hold back.
Too little gentle practice
Few children get enough supportive, low-pressure chances to speak out loud.
What if practising English felt safe, joyful and exciting?
A little practice can open a big world.
Sauti is built on three simple ideas about how children find their voice.
Learn through real conversations
Practise the moments children actually meet: saying hello, asking questions, making friends.
Grow confidence one interaction at a time
Small, regular wins add up. Confidence is built conversation by conversation.
Three steps. A whole new way to speak.
- 01
Listen
Children hear natural conversational English and understand how words are used.
Zuri: “How was your day?”
- 02
Speak
They take part in guided speaking activities, answer questions and practise expressing themselves.
You: “It was fun! We played football.”
- 03
Grow
They receive encouraging feedback and build confidence through consistent practice.
Zuri: “Lovely! Tell me more.”
Explore the learning experience
Every great conversation starts somewhere. Choose a prompt, find your words and give your voice a try.
Three ways to practise, all built around what children really want to say.
Pick an activity
Story Studio
Sample activity
Choose a prompt
Tell me about a character you really like. Who are they, and what are they like?
Find your words
Tap a sentence starter to begin.
One way to answer
My favourite character is Shujaa the lion. He is very brave, but he is also kind to small animals.
This is a preview of the kind of activity Sauti is designed around. It is a demonstration only: nothing is recorded, and no voice or scoring is happening here.
Meet Zuri, the Sauti companion
Every great voice deserves a great cheerleader.
Zuri is a cheerful weaverbird who walks beside children through every activity. Patient, curious and always on their side, Zuri is there to encourage, never to hurry or judge.
Cheers every try
Zuri celebrates the effort, not just the perfect sentence.
Asks gentle questions
Curious prompts that help ideas find their way into words.
Treats mistakes as steps
Slips are part of learning, so Zuri simply says: want to try again?
For parents and guardians
Give your child the confidence to be heard.
Every child has something to say. Sauti gives them a calm, friendly place to practise saying it, so speaking up at school and at home feels more natural.
- Confidence grows from encouraging spoken-English practice, little and often
- A supportive place to make mistakes and try again
- Better communication: chances to express ideas, opinions and stories
- Child-friendly activities built around situations children really know
- Progress-oriented learning that celebrates every step
For schools and educators
Bring confident conversations into the classroom.
Sauti is being designed to support teachers with structured speaking activities that give every learner more chances to practise communicating. We are talking with schools about how it could work for them.
Structured speaking activities
Short, guided prompts that fit naturally into a lesson.
Room for every learner
Quiet voices get a gentle way in, confident voices get new challenges, so more learners take part.
Made for the classroom
Short activities designed to fit alongside existing English lessons.
The world is waiting to hear what they have to say.
Give your child a place to practise, express themselves and discover the power of their own voice.
Join the parent waitlist
Sauti is not open for sign-ups yet. This form is a demonstration of the waitlist: nothing is sent or stored, and you will not receive an email. It is not an account. Please do not enter your child’s details.
School partnerships and enquiries
Schools and educators are welcome to start a conversation about bringing Sauti into the classroom. Families and anyone else with a question are welcome too.
This page is a prototype: the form is a demonstration, and real enquiries are not open yet. Nothing you type is sent or stored.
The form is for adults only. Please do not include children’s names or personal details.