We visited many schools throughout the Caribbean and discussed classroom issues with teachers, educationalists and curriculum officers. We gained ideas and insights from the teachers that we met and we also drew on our extensive experience in the provision of learning materials in the Caribbean to offer: *a unique integrated approach that covers all skills and syntax areas of the syllabus: grammar, listening and speaking, reading, phonics, spelling, writing and "how to learn" skills. *a spiral approach to learning that ensures that once children are introduced to a new structure or concept they will practice it again and again at different stages. *practice exercises and activities that reinforce learning, create a solid base in English and prepare children for Common Entrance and other final-year assessment exams. *activities and extracts from reading materials that will stimulate young minds, helping them to enjoy the learning experience. *activities that develop hand control skills right from the beginning of level, then letter formation and finally handwriting skills using a gradual and systematic approach. The course comprises: *Pupils" Books at every level that have been specifically designed for teachers to work from in class. They include three assessment units to help you identify the children"s learning strengths and weaknesses. *Workbooks at every level (three at level 1) that consolidate the work in the Pupils" Books. These can be used in the classroom or at home. There are notes on each Workbook page that identify each lesson"s main learning objective. *Six FREE classroom posters at the first level that can be used to introduce new vocabulary to children who are too young to read on their own. *FREE Teacher"s Guides at each level, each containing a full skills and contents matrix to show how the course matches your syllabus, unit-by-unit lesson plans, guidance on a range of teaching issues from mixed-ability teaching to classroom management, and ideas for extra activities.