Kidz Club
What is Kidz Club?
Kidz Club is a small group program for school-aged children where they can connect with peers and take part in fun activities such as music and movement, crafts, games, and cooking. Sessions are semi-structured, allowing children to explore their interests, make choices, and express their creativity.
The program helps children build social skills, confidence, and independence, while also practising community participation skills through role play and activities related to real-life situations such as attending birthday parties or going to the movies. Kidz Club is inclusive and welcomes children of all abilities, including those who use alternative forms of communication.
Objectives
- Practise communicating preferences and making choices about activities.
- Build social skills and friendships with other school-aged peers.
- Learn and practise new skills through activities such as cooking, craft, gardening, dance, and sports.
- Develop community participation skills through role play and real-life scenarios (e.g. birthday parties games, ordering food and tickets at the movies).
- Build confidence and independence in group activities.
- Encourage creativity, teamwork, and problem solving.
Who Should Attend
Kidz Club is designed for school aged children who are currently enrolled in kindergarten to year 4 and who have a developmental disability or neurodivergent needs.
Contact us to enrol your child in Kidz Club.