
We learn with our whole body
Pronouns, verbs and sentence patterns become songs, moves and games, so rules stick without drills.
GRAIL International Academy takes children from their first phonics sound to confident essays, school exams and study abroad, in five clear chapters. Our own textbooks, small classes, and a shuttle bus parents can follow live on their phone.

Bilingual foundations, without leaving home.We move beyond rote memorisation and design programmes that build a second language the way children build their first.
Learning a language is more than listening and writing. It is discussing, presenting and solving problems yourself. We teach children to explain what they learn in their own words, spoken and written.
How GRAIL teaches
Director of GRAIL International Academy
Same grade, different starting points. We place children by level, not by age, and move them up when they are ready.
Sounds → Words → Readers → Writers → Grail. Monthly reviews decide when a child moves up.
See when your child boards, where the bus is, and when they are dropped off, right on your phone.
Teachers hear every voice and check every notebook.
What we learned today and tonight's homework, sent to the parent app.
Ages are a guide. Placement is decided by assessment.
Tap a route to see it on the map. Parents can follow the bus live in the Parent App while it runs.


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Sign in to the Parent App with the code from the academy to see boarding status and the live bus.
Open Parent AppTimes may vary with traffic. To join or change a route, call 02-2299-7905.
From the moment they step off the bus to the last question in class, teachers are right beside every child.







As bilingual-education specialists, we make English something children use, perform and play in. Swipe to see more.

Pronouns, verbs and sentence patterns become songs, moves and games, so rules stick without drills.

Each child gets a role card, from Narrator to lead, and reads the story aloud together in front of the whole hall.

Children build posters about the things they love and the causes they care about, then present them in English.

English quiz shows with prizes on the table keep the whole academy cheering for each other.

Children dress up as characters and act out the books they read, practising real dialogue in context.

Teachers dress the part and read aloud, so children hear expressive English and ask for one more page.

Small teams race through puzzles and missions where the only shared language is English.

Themed lessons like our tropical island week turn the classroom into somewhere new to talk about.

Regular show-and-tell and speech time build the confidence to speak English in front of others.

Every two months, children turn what they learned in class into a stage performance in their own words, preparing together and growing in confidence.

Project Days also bring culture experiences such as our Halloween party.
Happy to dress up, sit on the floor and laugh along, our teachers are the reason children look forward to English.


Small classes mean teachers know each child's voice, homework and mood.
Lesson notes and homework go straight to the Parent App after class.
Games, drama and stage days: teachers lead children to enjoy English, not just study it.
This week's words from the teacher go straight into the games. Sign in with the Parent App and every score is saved.
Opens from a link with nothing to install. Add it to your home screen and it works like an app.
See the moment the driver checks your child on and off the bus.
Watch the bus on a map with an estimate to your stop.
Class times, rooms and whether your child has checked in.
See what each class will learn next and practise the words in 3D games.
What the teacher covered today and what to practise tonight.
15 questions, about 10 minutes. It ends early if questions get too hard. Final placement follows an on-site test.
A Project Day is held every two months, with culture experiences like our Halloween party and a stage performance of what children learned.
Director Seo Jin-young (English) leads the academy with the GRAIL teaching team. Classes are small, so every teacher knows every child.
Yes. Chapter I starts from the sounds of the alphabet.
When you register we give you a student code and PIN. Sign in to the Parent App to see the bus while it runs, plus boarding and drop-off times.
We never track your child's phone. Only the shuttle driver's phone shares the bus location, and only during a trip. Location records are deleted automatically after 3 days.
About 20 minutes for younger children and 30 for older ones. Tonight's homework appears in the Parent App.
They depend on the chapter and class. Please call 02-2299-7905.