Essential Grammar & Conventions
Grammar, punctuation and writing conventions taught in context to support accurate writing.
The Writing Room
Every Confident Writer Starts with Strong Foundations
At The Writing Room, we believe effective writing develops through clear instruction, consistent practice and thoughtful feedback. Our progressive programmes nurture young writers, helping them express their ideas with clarity, confidence and growing independence.
Live online classes · Small groups · Structured curriculum · Personalised feedback
Explore Our Programmes
Six Key Components. A Stronger Writer.
Our programmes cover the essential elements of writing, taught in a clear, structured and age-appropriate way.
Sentence Building
Building clear, complete and increasingly varied sentences as children progress.
Paragraph Building
Learning to organise and develop ideas into focused, well-structured paragraphs.
The Writing Process
Planning, drafting, revising and editing to develop writing purposefully and independently.
Writer’s Craft
Developing vocabulary, description and writing techniques that make writing clearer, richer and more engaging.
Writing Genres
Applying skills across a growing range of genres, including narrative, descriptive, informative, persuasive and more.
Three Levels. One Progressive Journey.
Choose the programme that matches your child's age and writing development.
Level 1: Early Writers
Ages 6–8
Two Level 1 groups are currently running.
USD 320
Or 2 instalments of USD 160
Level 2: Developing Writers
Ages 9–11
USD 640
Or 3 instalments: USD 215 + USD 215 + USD 210
Level 3: Independent Writers
Ages 12–14
Programme under development
Current Level 2 Batch Times
Morning Batch
- Monday: 11:00 to 12:00 (Saudi Arabia time)
- Thursday: 11:00 to 12:00 (Saudi Arabia time)
Afternoon Batch
- Monday: 15:00 to 16:00 (Saudi Arabia time)
- Thursday: 16:00 to 17:00 (Saudi Arabia time)
Important: Selecting a batch does not guarantee a seat. Final placement depends on the teacher-administered entry assessment and seat availability.
The Writing Room
Meet the Founder & Lead Instructor
With 22 years of teaching experience as an ESL teacher, elementary school teacher and homeschooling mother, our founder brings together a wealth of educational knowledge and firsthand experience of helping children become confident writers. Her background in Montessori education, curriculum design and professional teacher training has shaped a structured, progressive approach to writing instruction. She established Write It Right Academy to help young Muslim learners develop strong academic foundations, think independently and express their ideas with clarity and confidence.
Read the Founder’s MessageWhat Parents Say
Real experiences from families around the world.
The classes are well-organised, engaging, and thoughtfully conducted, and her warmth towards her students is remarkable. I've noticed a significant improvement in my daughter's grammar, writing, and communication skills, alhamdulillah.
My son has loved Write it Right since day one — and this is a child who usually hates anything extra related to academia. Without a doubt, his writing and vocabulary have improved. May Allah bless her abundantly.
Write it Right has become the highlight of my children's week. My daughter who hated writing now writes daily — and it's so reassuring to know they're in an appropriately Islamic environment.
Would you like to share your experience? Write to feedback@writeitrightacademy.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right level for my child?
Level 1: Early Writers is for children aged 6-8. Parents can complete the free online readiness check. Level 2: Developing Writers is for children aged 9-11 and requires a paid teacher-administered entry assessment.
Are the classes live or recorded?
All classes are conducted live online. Recordings are provided where available for revision or missed lessons, exclusively for enrolled families and must not be shared.
What happens if my child misses a class?
The child can review the recording where available and complete assigned work. Individual make-up classes are not provided for student absences. Parents should inform the teacher in advance whenever possible.
Are homework, assessments and learning materials included?
Yes. Programmes include structured homework, regular assessments, personalised teacher feedback and digital copies of required workbooks and worksheets. Parents are responsible for printing and binding workbooks and purchasing notebooks, stationery and other required materials.
Can I pay in instalments?
Yes. Level 1: USD 320 or 2 × USD 160. Level 2: USD 640 or USD 215 + USD 215 + USD 210. Payments are subject to published terms and refund policy.