Currently, we offer three programmes :  

1. EI@ Centre 
2. DS Plus programme 
3. Parental Participation Programme 

There are six sessions at EI@Centre 

 Every child receives 6 hours of intervention per week, with a team of professionals working on individualized  goals, with their families.  

Regardless of their level of ability, we strive to assist the children in developing their fullest potential through an enriching curriculum that is beneficial and developmentally appropriate.

Designed with their holistic development in mind, our curriculum encompasses the following programmes that equip them with the skills and abilities necessary for further education:

Preschool academic skills comprising Language & Literacy, Numeracy, Arts & Crafts and Discovery & Exploration

• Physical Development (motor skills)
• Personal Development (self-help skills)
• Social and Emotional Development
• Computer-Based Learning Programmes

Individualised education plans (IEPs) are drawn up for the children by our teachers in consultation with parents/guardians and our paramedical team to identify their unique learning styles, from which customised programmes are devised to suit their abilities and needs.

To ensure that their learning needs and goals are met, these IEPs are reviewed regularly to assess the outcomes.

Tending to the children’s physiological and emotional development is a multi-disciplinary team comprising a psychologist, an occupational therapist and a speech therapist, together with a social worker who offers social support services and assistance.

Each child’s developmental progress will be monitored and assessed by them.

As we are an approved institution under the Children Development Co-Savings (Baby Bonus) Scheme, eligible parents can use the savings available in their kids’ Children Development Account to pay for the school fees.

To ensure that needy children can benefit from our services, subsidies are given to low-income families base on their monthly per capita income.

We also work closely with the MSF and NCSS to assist needy families through specific funding schemes.

On the other hand, the Education Endowment Fund created by our headquarters provides further financial aid for disadvantaged pupils in the form of bursaries and book prizes.

Admission is open to preschoolers of any racial or religious background who are:

• A Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident
• From 2 years – 6 years
• Mild-to-severe Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Global Developmental Delay (GDD) and Speech and Language Delay (SLD)
• Referred by SG Enable

A one-time registration fee applies. School fee, miscellaneous fee and cost of materials are charged monthly.

School fees are charged according to each family’s per capita monthly income. Assistance to students from needy families are considered on a case-to-case basis. Fees paid are non-refundable and non-transferable.

We are seeking volunteers for:

• Resource support in preparing materials for therapy and teaching
• Equipment support in ensuring the cleanliness of the therapy equipment

We are seeking donations-in-kind for:

• Teaching and training materials suitable for early intervention programmes
• Educational games and videos
• Arts and crafts supplies
• Therapy resources such as assessment kits for psychological, speech and occupational therapy