Early Intervention Programme

Early Intervention Programme
(EIP)

Main Goal

It caters to children aged 6 years and below. Each child is assessed and helped according to their Individual Education Plan (IEP). One parent or guardian has to accompany the child during the lessons.

Activities

One-to-one Teaching
Gross motor & fine motor skills
Sensory play & pretend play
Sand play & water play
Art & craft
Story time
Language lesson
Music & Singing

Criteria For Admission of Early Intervention Programme (EIP)

This programme is for those who:

are 6 years old and below.
have been diagnosed by a doctor as having significant developmental delay / learning difficulties.
have no physical disabilities which would affect their mobility.
have a parent / guardian to accompany them throughout the whole programme.
have undergone an assessment and found to be suitable for the programme by the trainers.

Early Intervention Programme (EIP)

Application Process

1. Application for admission into any of our programmes / centres can be done by contacting the office to arrange for an assessment date.

2. During the assessment, bring your child along with the following documents:

EIP

Child’s birth certificate (1 set photocopy)
Child’s identity card (1 set photocopy)
Doctor’s diagnosis letter / report (1 set photocopy)
Parent’s identity card (1 set photocopy)
4pcs 2R photos

JTP & PW

Child’s identity card (1 set photocopy)
OKU card (1 set photocopy – if available)
Parent’s identity card (1 set photocopy)
2pcs passport photos

3. During the assessment, a parental / guardian interview will also be conducted. Parents / guardians are expected to answer truthfully the questions posed to them, in order for the team of teachers / trainers to know the child and the family better.

4. Parents will be notified of the result of the assessment, after the assessment date.

* Please note that application and assessment of child do not guarantee admission. Admission is based on the outcome of discussion by our team and careful review by the Management Committee, and the availability of manpower.