Children & Young People Programme
We support children and young people aged 4 to 17 from Latin American and other migrant communities to thrive academically and socially in a safe and welcoming environment
Our Spanish Saturday School provides children aged 4–12 with a fun, engaging and supportive environment where they can develop their Spanish language skills, discover Latin American culture and heritage, build confidence and make new friends.
Our classes welcome children from Latin American, Spanish-speaking and other multilingual backgrounds, helping them maintain and strengthen their Spanish while developing a strong connection to their language, culture and identity.
At Latin American House, our Spanish classes are delivered through an accredited supplementary school, providing high-quality learning in a safe, inclusive and welcoming environment where every child can learn, grow and thrive.
Spanish Saturday School
A place to learn Spanish, celebrate culture and grow together.
Enrolment is now open for 2026–2027
We look forward to welcoming all of you for another year of Spanish, cultural celebrations and fun.
Places are limited for the new term. Enrol today to secure your child’s place.
New students are welcome throughout the year, and trial sessions are available. Give your child the opportunity to experience our fun, interactive Spanish classes and discover how enjoyable learning Spanish can be!
For more information or to book a trial session, please email admin@casalatina.org.uk.
Children & Young People Activities
What Our Families Say
We are deeply grateful to John Lyon’s Charity for their transformative support over the past years. Their investment in our Children and Young People programme has enabled us to grow, benefiting many families annually, expanding our provision to include homework clubs, STEM activities, half-term programmes, academic support, vocational activities and enriching trips. This growth has created a lasting impact across our community, providing children and young people with the opportunities, confidence and skills they need to thrive.
We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to Young Camden Foundation and Young Brent Foundation for their continued support and collaborative partnership. Working together, we are building a stronger and more connected network of support that genuinely benefits the children and young people we all serve.
As we look ahead to 2026, we look forward to continuing this work for the benefit of migrant communities. Our collective commitment makes all the difference to the families who rely on our dedicated projects for children and young people.

