Contact & Classroom Rules

Let's Keep in Touch! Communication between families and the school is essential for student success. If you have any questions about the resources, suggestions for the blog, or simply want to share your child's progress at home, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Teacher Information

  • Name: Fernando Moya

  • Role: EFL Teacher (English as a Foreign Language)

  • Email: contact@englishexplorers.com

  • Office Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays (17:00 - 18:00)

Blog Rules To keep this blog a safe and positive space for our young learners, please follow these guidelines when posting comments:

  1. Be Kind: Always use respectful language. Bullying is not tolerated.

  2. Be Safe: Never write personal phone numbers or home addresses in the comments.

  3. English First: We encourage students to try writing their comments in English!

Thank you for your support in this educational adventure!

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