A playgroup for children with autism, their siblings and families. A place where your child can play & just be their authentic self, where there is no judgement… just love. Find neuroaffirming connection, community support and kindness. Every Monday during school term 10am-11.30am St David’s Church, Seddon Street, Naenae. This is a free service supported…
Kia ora e te whānau, Brewtown will be hosting an upcoming the Festival of Lights Event which will also involve a Low Sensory Session! This session will include: The session on Thursday 28th March, from 7pm – 9pm, is open to anyone and their families who require a lower sensory environment and want to experience the…
October is ADHD Awareness Month and the theme is ‘Breaking the Stigma’. The te reo Māori kupu/word for ADHD is Aroreretini meaning ‘attention goes to many things’. There is a growing understanding that ADHD seems to be more about having an abundance of attention, rather than a deficit of it. ADHD shows up for different people in different…
Kia ora e te whānau,October is ADHD awareness month and the theme for 2023 is ‘Breaking the stigma’!A BIG thank you to Chanelle Moriah for allowing a page from her book on ADHD to be used!
Kia ora e te whānau, Anxiety can show up and impact our young people and whānau ina variety of ways.If you would like to learn more about anxiety and how best tosupport your child, please join Shelley at this community eventpresented by the amazing folk from Atareira Trust. For more details either click on the…
Kia ora e te whānau, To view the latest learning support news update, please click on the pdf document below:
Please click on the pdf document to view what is available to promote the health and wellbeing of our tamariki! Thank you!
To view an introductory newsletter from Shelley Dalton who is the Kairuruku Tautoko Ākoranga/Learning Support Coordinator for Tawhai School, please click on the pdf document below:
