Pre-academic, attention and self-help skills that prepare children for mainstream classrooms.
School readiness is more than knowing letters and numbers. Before a child can sit in a classroom, learn and make friends, they need to hold attention, follow instructions, communicate needs, manage big feelings and handle their own belongings. Our School Readiness Program builds those foundations through structured, play-based sessions — then adds the pre-academic skills a child needs to join a mainstream or inclusive classroom with confidence. Every child follows a written plan with clear goals, and parents are coached to carry the same routine at home.
At our centre, at your home, or online — with school-day support available alongside
You tell us your child's age, the school you are aiming for and what you are seeing at home. A senior clinician suggests the right starting point — no charge, no obligation.
Standardised tools and play-based observation map where your child stands today across attention, communication, motor, sensory, self-help and pre-academic skills.
Goals are written in plain language and scheduled into therapy sessions, so you always know what your child is working on and why.
Your therapist coaches you through a simple daily routine, so classroom skills are practised where they actually matter.
Before school starts we review the plan with you, agree the support your child will need in the classroom, and connect it to our school-support service if needed.
Centre-based, evidence-led therapy — structured, measurable and family-centred.
Shadow teachers, inclusion assessments and on-site clinical support for inclusive schools.
Play-based, family-coached therapy for children under 6 — communication, motor, sensory and behaviour foundations.
Structured feeding therapy and home routines that expand food acceptance and meal-time participation.
Clinician-led guidance on nutrition, sensory mealtime strategies and realistic family routines for children on the spectrum.
Social communication, emotional regulation and parent-child counselling for teenagers.
Mentored upskilling for rehabilitation professionals — connecting clinical knowledge with everyday practice.