Urdu Classes for Kids in Brampton

Brampton kids can join a live Kids Bolo Urdu class from home and see a real teacher and a handful of classmates on screen. It feels like a proper class, just without the drive.

Our lessons suit children who speak English most of the time. Teachers use both languages at the start, keep everything in Roman Urdu, and build up to more Urdu week by week.

From Springdale and Castlemore to Mount Pleasant, Heart Lake and Bramalea, Brampton families are on Eastern time, and our class pages list the times on offer.

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A small live online Kids Bolo class with children sharing their drawings

Why Brampton families choose Kids Bolo

  • A real class, live. Your child sees and talks with a teacher and a few other children in every lesson.
  • Class times for Eastern time. Our class pages list times that suit families in Ontario.
  • Everyone speaks. Small groups mean more chances to answer, ask and practise.
  • No commute. Classes happen online, so Urdu fits in on a busy school night.
  • Teachers who get it. Our native Urdu speaking teachers understand children growing up with English.

Pick a class for your child's age

Play-based sessions, ages 2.5 to 4.5

Once a week for 20 minutes, in small groups of up to 4 or 5 little ones. Songs, movement, pictures and short stories in a mix of Urdu and English.

Conversational classes, ages 5 to 13

Twice a week in groups for ages 5 to 7, 8 to 10 and 11 to 13. Children move up through levels, from first words to real conversation.

Urdu script classes, ages 13+

Once a week for 50 minutes. For older learners who want to read and write the Urdu script.

Adult classes, ages 16+

Once a week for 60 minutes in small groups. For parents who would like to learn alongside their children.

A Kids Bolo class slide with Roman Urdu sentence practice

Class times, prices and the waitlist

Each class page lists the class times on offer, including times that suit families on Eastern time. The price appears on each class page. Classes are a monthly subscription, and you can cancel with 2 weeks' notice before the 1st of the month.

Full at the time you want? Join the class waitlist and we will email you when a place opens.

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A minute in a real class

Take a quick look at one of our kids' conversational Urdu classes for ages 5 to 7 before you sign up.

Joining is easy

  1. Visit our classes page and pick the class for your child's age.
  2. Choose an age group and class time.
  3. Join live online. Practice resources come between lessons.

Practise between lessons

Roman Urdu books and the Bolo Pen

Roman Urdu picture books that work with the talking Bolo Pen. Free shipping within Canada on 3 books or more.

The free Kids Bolo app

Free flashcards and games like Memory Match and Select the Object in your browser.

Free worksheets

Free printable Urdu worksheets for a quiet afternoon.

Kids Bolo family reviews

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Brampton parents ask

Are classes held in person in Brampton?

No. Kids Bolo classes are virtual: live online with a real teacher and a small group, joined from home on a laptop or tablet.

Are there class times for Eastern time?

Yes. Each class page shows the times on offer, including times that suit families on Eastern time. Times can change by term, so the class page has the latest list.

How many children are in a class?

Up to 5 children of a similar age. Play-based sessions for ages 2.5 to 4.5 have up to 4 or 5 little ones.

My child has never learned Urdu. Where should they start?

Our conversational classes start from the beginning, in groups for ages 5 to 7, 8 to 10 and 11 to 13.

What do classes cost?

Classes are paid as a monthly subscription. Each class page shows the price. To cancel, give 2 weeks' notice before the 1st of the month.

What does my child need?

Something with a screen and a camera, like a laptop or tablet, and a spot at home where they can hear the teacher clearly.

Where are your teachers based?

Our teachers are native Urdu speakers based in Canada, the US and the UK.

Curious about other ways to learn? Read our guide to learning Urdu online or get in touch and we will gladly help.