We view every child as an individual, with individual needs and backgrounds, our experienced tutors are trained to deal with all forms of child trauma, providing emotional support and coping strategies tailored to the individual.
1-2 Achieve know Children will communicate their needs and respond to situations differently. Nevertheless, there are some general principles that will help manage your child’s day-to-day behaviour. These principles are particularly important for children with some special educational needs, as they may struggle to make sense of a very confusing world. Our trained tutors hold a wealth of experience, strategies and approaches towards behaviour management and are proactive in building individual behaviour plans IBP/IAEP
physical activity helps your child develop in a range of ways. Not only does it help their physical health, but it also helps improve their brain function and emotional wellbeing. Children who participate in regular physical activity enjoy improved relationships and a more positive body image, while activity keeps the body strong and healthy, it also improves mental health by decreasing symptoms of depression, anxiety, pain and loneliness, and therefore activity improves focus, school performance, sleep and energy levels.
