Inspire a Love for Languages with Our French PPA Cover Programme
Our French PPA Cover Programme is carefully crafted for children from Early Years to Key Stage 2. Delivered by qualified MFL teachers or native-speaking instructors, our lessons bring French to life in a fun, inclusive, and accessible way for every child.
What makes our programme stand out:
- Differentiated activities at three levels of challenge – ensuring every pupil is supported and stretched.
- Vibrant PowerPoint presentations with eye-catching animations, creative design, and engaging visuals that make learning memorable.
- A unique combination of language and environmental education – pupils not only learn French but also become more aware of sustainability and how to care for our planet.
With Gramacri, French lessons go beyond vocabulary and grammar – they inspire curiosity, creativity, and a sense of global responsibility.
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Gramacri offers highly competitive rates compared to other providers, while delivering the highest quality MFL cover to all our partner schools. Our dedicated teachers and instructors receive continuous training and support, ensuring they bring specialist subject knowledge and engaging teaching to every classroom.
Gramacri has been proudly recognised at the SME Midlands Enterprise Awards 2025, receiving two prestigious accolades: Best Environmental Education Provider 2025 and the Language Education Innovation Excellence Award 2025.
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UNIT 1 – Greetings & Feelings
Pupils learn basic greetings, say how they feel and gain an understanding of how to pronounce French words. They also learn numbers up to 10 and begin to respond to and ask questions about name and age. Children learn some French songs and take part in role-playing activities and a number of games such as: Beat the Teacher and Contre la souris (Against the rat). To support non-specialists, there are sound files and English translation of all key vocabulary, plus learning activities, questions and correct answers embedded in the PowerPoint presentation.
UNIT 2 – Family Members
Pupils continue to practise greetings, learn family member vocabular, and the verb I have – I don’t have (J’ai – Je n’ai pas) to say whether or not they have siblings. Children work with colourful flashcards of Disney characters, and creative activities such as family trees and portraits. They also learn the French alphabet and start getting familiar with some French sounds. Children will be inspired to live sustainable lives with their families and communities (reduce, reuse and recycle, save energy and water). To support non-specialists, there are sound files and English translation of all key vocabulary, plus learning activities, questions and correct answers embedded in the PowerPoint presentation.
Unit 3 – Colours & Numbers
Pupils continue to practise prior learning as starter activities and begin to learn the names of the colours. They will be working with many creative activities, will be playing many games and will learn some songs to memorize all vocabulary and reinforce their pronunciation. In this unit children will also learn numbers up to 31, days of the week and months of the year to say their birthday in the target language. To support non-specialists, there are sound files and English translation of all key vocabulary, plus learning activities, questions and correct answers embedded in the PowerPoint presentation.
Unit 4 – Animals
Pupils learn names of different animals in French, and explore how animals live in a farm and in a zoo. They also play games such as ‘’Guess the Animal’’ and ‘’What’s missing?’’ and learn a story in the target language to practise vocabulary and reinforce their learning. Children use numbers and animals vocabulary together to say how many animals they see by using there is/ there are (Il y a). They will also learn some French Phonics (Vowels combinations) for example oi in poisson.They will be introduced to some Endangered species, animals’ habitats, and will learn the importance of protecting and preserving them. To support non-specialists, there are sound files and English translation of all key vocabulary, plus learning activities, questions and correct answers embedded in the PowerPoint presentation.
Unit 5 – Food
Pupils learn vocabulary about food and how to make some French dishes. They play games such as: Bingo, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, and Quiz to get familiar with their learning and help long-term memory. Children also learn some opinions verbs J’aime (I like); Je n’aime pas (I do not like); J’adore (I love) to express simple preferences. They will discuss eating sustainably, and shopping wisely by watching some videos and learning some vocabulary in the target language. To support non-specialists, there are sound files and English translation of all key vocabulary, plus learning activities, questions and correct answers embedded in the PowerPoint presentation.
Unit 6 – All About Me
In this unit, pupils learn new ways to greet people, say how they feel and introduce themselves. They begin to respond to and ask questions in French about nationality, and the country where they live and come from. They will gain an understanding of the most popular cities of France, and some of the French most popular customs. In this unit, children will also learn about the formal and informal form in French and will learn how to ask known questions such as What’s your name? and How are you? In the formal form.
To support non-specialists, there are sound files and English translation of all key vocabulary, plus learning activities, questions and correct answers embedded in the PowerPoint presentation.
Unit 7 – French Phonics
This unit encourages children to listen attentively to new sounds and start learning French phonics. Children will learn about vowels and vowel combinations such as: AI which is pronounced like /e/ in the word ‘bed’, OI which is pronounced like /wa/ in the word ‘waddle’ etc… They will also learn about consonants and silent letters in French. The children will realise that the French alphabet, is the same as the English alphabet. That Both languages share the same letters. However, they are not all pronounced the same way. The French alphabet also has some accents, that may change their pronunciation.
To support non-specialists, there are sound files and English translation of all key vocabulary, plus learning activities, questions and correct answers embedded in the PowerPoint presentation.
Other Units
- Unit 8 – My Body
- Unit 9 – Clothes & Stories
- Unit 10 – Daily Routines
- Unit 11 – Likes & Dislikes
- Unit 12 – My School
- Unit 13 – Physical Description
- Unit 14 – Sports
- Unit 15 – Family & Environment
- Unit 16 – Animals & Biodiversity
- Unit 17 – Global Issues
- Unit 18 – Festivals & Celebrations
- Unit 19 – The Weather
- Unit 20 – Getting Around
- Unit 21 – Holidays
- Unit 22 – My Town
- Unit 23 – The World Around Me
- Unit 24 – Food & Sustainability
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