School-Aged Intervention

Tailored Support for Your School-Aged Child 

At AdaptEd Minds, our Developmental Facilitators offer customised support to assist school-aged children in developing independence, managing daily challenges, and addressing developmental hurdles encountered throughout their education. We recognise that children are constantly learning a wide range of skills, both academic and life-related, which can be overwhelming—especially for those who require additional support. Our team collaborates with your child's school and educational professionals to ensure they achieve independence and enjoy a meaningful educational experience. We design outcome-focused care plans, driven by evidence-based interventions, to meet your child's specific needs, enabling them to actively participate in daily activities. 
 

These are just a few of the key skills and goals we can help your child develop: 

Life Skills

  • Learning to manage time effectively, including using schedules and prioritising tasks. 

  • Developing routines for grooming, dressing, and overall self-care. 

  • Basic cooking skills and understanding nutrition. 

  • Understanding the value of money, budgeting, and making purchases. 

  • Keeping track of school materials, personal belongings, and homework. 

  • Safely navigating public transport and understanding directions. 

  • Enhancing conversational skills, understanding social cues, and building relationships. 

  • Learning about personal safety, both online and in the community. 

Academic Skills

  • Improving reading comprehension, writing, and vocabulary. 

  • Enhancing understanding of mathematical concepts and problem-solving. 

  • Developing effective study habits, note-taking, and exam preparation strategies.

  • Support in completing homework tasks and managing workload. 

  • Learning to use educational technology tools like computers and tablets responsibly. 

Independence Goals

  • Learning to express needs and preferences confidently. 

  • Developing the ability to make informed choices. 

  • Establishing and working towards personal and educational goals. 

  • Preparing for transitions between school years or moving to new educational settings. 

  • Basic work skills, understanding responsibilities, and exploring career interests. 

Behavioural & Emotional Development

  • Learning to manage time effectively, including using schedules and prioritising tasks. 

  • Developing routines for grooming, dressing, and overall self-care. 

  • Basic cooking skills and understanding nutrition. 

  • Understanding the value of money, budgeting, and making purchases. 

  • Keeping track of school materials, personal belongings, and homework. 

  • Safely navigating public transport and understanding directions. 

  • Enhancing conversational skills, understanding social cues, and building relationships. 

  • Learning about personal safety, both online and in the community.