Services | EIC

Group Early Intervention programme

Suitable for:

Preschool-aged children between the ages of four and eight who have been identified with autism, intellectual disabilities, behavioural challenges and/or other developmental delays that impact their ability to communicate, develop social relationships, learn, and interact with their families and community.

Preschool-aged children, who are unable to access the mainstream preschool curriculum and will benefit learning in a small, individualized group with highly specialized instruction.

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Primary Preparatory Programme

Preschool-aged children, who will benefit learning in a small and individualized group.This programme aims to prepare children for inclusion into a typical mainstream primary school or Pathlight School's Primary One Programme

Suitable for:

Students who do not have foundational literacy and numeracy skills and knowledge to access the Primary One curriculum.

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Learning Support Programme

Suitable for:

Toddlers between the ages of one and three who display signs of red flags for developmental delays and have been recommended to start early intervention

Students who require a more intensive one-on-one programme that targets at learning specific skills in the essential areas of development

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Creative Music Programme

Suitable for:

Students who require individual sessions with adapted instrumental lessons.

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If your child has any of the early warning signs of developmental delays, it is recommended that you seek help right away so that he or she can receive appropriate intervention services as early as possible. Early intervention can be remedial or preventive in nature. Intervening early emphasises intervening early in the life of the child and research has shown that, through early identification and appropriate intervention, we can significantly change the course of a child’s life, improve their educational outcomes and encourage success.