Sprouts Kindy Readiness Group

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Nurturing your child’s growth & transition into kindy

Sprouts is our kindy readiness group, designed by Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists and Physiotherapists to support your child’s foundational skill development. Whether you’re a parent or a dedicated caregiver, this program is your ultimate resource, providing  you with strategies and guidance, delivered in a small group setting, encouraging friendships and shared growth.

Program Structure

The dynamic framework is perfect for children aged 3-5 years old, looking to start kindy next year. However it could also be a great opportunity for children up to five who haven’t started kindy yet. Initially you will participate with your child and the therapy team, learning and watching how to directly support your child’s skill development. As the group progresses you will gradually come out of the room while your child continues to practice kindy skills.

Program Details
  • Who can attend: Children 3-5 years
  • What to bring: Water bottle, snack
  • Sessions and Timing: 3 x 1.5 hour sessions (children must attend all sessions)
  • Funding Options: NDIS Improved Daily Living (15) running as program of support, or paying privately
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Term 3 School Holiday Groups

Join us during the Term 3 school holidays for our Sprouts Kindy Readiness group! Come along to our Cottesloe or Duncraig hubs.

Cottesloe

Time: 9.30am to 11.00am
Days: Monday, Wednesday & Friday
Dates: 5, 7, 9 October

Duncraig

Time: 9.00am to 10.30am
Days: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday
Dates: 29, 30 September & 1 October

Benefits of Sprouts

We’ll focus on improved kindy readiness skills with your child including:

  • improved gross motor skills
  • fine motor skills
  • pre-writing skills
  • scissor skills
  • language skills
  • self-care skills
  • ability to follow structure and instructions
  • social skills
  • separating from you

What you’ll come away with:

  • education on expectations of kindy
  • knowledge on how to support the transition to kindy
  •  the tools to support your child’s skills development and how they can navigate kindy programs and special education schools if needed
Register for our next group!
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FAQ

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Where is the program being held?

Cottesloe, Joondalup and Rockingham. If you would like to join Sprouts at your closest Rocky Bay hub let us know!

What age range is it suitable for?

Three to five year olds who are yet to start kindy.

What are the Sprouts Program Goals?

Skill development in preparation for Kindy, including: gross & fine motor skills, language, self care, social interactions, adjusting to time away from parents. Parent education on supporting the transition, facilitating skills development, and navigating kindy programs.

What funding can I use?

NDIS Funding: Capacity Building (15)  or it can be privately funded.

What is a program of support and what does it mean for me?

Sprouts will be running as an NDIS “program of support”.

Programs of support are a way of running groups over a set period of time.

Everyone registered commits to attending the full group.

Standard cancellation rules don’t apply so prices won’t change for you depending on who else attended on the day.

Do I attend with my child?

Yes! Initially you will participate with your child and the therapy team, learning and watching how to directly support your child’s skill development. As the group progresses you will gradually come out of the room while your child continues to practice kindy skills. Giving you the opportunity to learn about  kindy readiness, coping mechanisms for both yourself and your child and how to support separation anxiety.

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