Occupational Therapy assessments and treatments by a registered practitioner, have assisted learners with developing fine and gross motor coordination, handwriting, focus in class and confidence in sport.

TWO very young learners were diagnosed with epilepsy that was only picked up thanks to brain scans carried out under deep sedation by a Paediatric Neurologist.  The correct medication has made the world of difference to these children’s ability to learn.

EIGHT primary school learners discovered that their difficulties in the classroom were due to poor eyesight and they received free spectacles.  This eye screening was carried out free of charge by Wesley Language of Spec-Savers, Canal Walk.

We reached an arrangement with the School Nurse at New District Six Clinic for learners who require Ritalin to help them learn. These learners now receive this medication free of charge, monthly, from the Clinic. 

TEFL teaching built up the confidence of FIVE Intersen learners who had recently come to Cape Town from the Eastern Cape. They now communicate much more freely and confidently with educators and peers.

Speech Therapy assisted THREE boys with inhibiting stutters to learn strategies to overcome this speech difficulty.

A little Grade R girl, who came to school as an optional mute, progressed to speaking fluently in English with one-to-one speech therapy. She then encouraged another little boy who lacked confidence in speaking.