Our therapy-intensive curriculum that is tailored to different learning needs strives to support children in realising their potential, so that they can navigate society with dignity.
We believe that active collaboration with parents helps maintain a healthy and balanced ecosystem for children to flourish.
Routine-Based Intervention |
Assessment |
Group Early Intervention (morning and afternoon programmes available) |
Therapy-focused Curriculum |
For 18 months to 7 years old |
1:1 Therapy (up to 18 yrs old) |
To help children express their needs and wants, and communicate their thoughts effectively.
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To facilitate children’s development of motor skills and senses to interact better with others.
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To provide targeted support for children at the most crucial stages of development to boost learning outcomes for functional skills, academic performance and social-emotional growth.
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To help children improve their social interactions and communication
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To develop a healthy interest in literacy and numeracy in children
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To facilitate children’s literacy skills while keeping them motivated and engaged in learning
Read MoreTo support every child’s right to independent living and growth, our Early Intervention Programme is designed to target numerous developmental issues:
To create an ecosystem suitable for parents and children, individualised goals are set in collaboration with parents post assessment. Some areas to target include:
RBI: Goals are embedded into everyday routines to optimise learning opportunities for your child. As skills become relevant and functional, your child will generalise these skills quicker.
TEACCH: A structured teaching approach designed to allow children with language delay understand tasks and their environment.
We provide the following psychological assessments:
At The Grounds, we are well-equipped with gold standard psychological assessment tools including WPPSI-IV, ADOS-2 and many more. Our qualified and licensed senior educational psychologist is able to address your concerns regarding your child’s diagnosis, help you seek answers and offer solutions.
