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Provision Overview

  Sensory Structured Collaborative
Communication
  • Non-Verbal.
  • Objects of Reference.
  • Big Macks / Switches.
  • Eye Gaze Systems.
  • Non-Verbal.
  • PECS.
  • TOBI, Objects of reference, symbols.
  • Sign language.
  • Speech buttons. 
  • Schedules.
  • Choice boards.
  • Social stories.
  • Verbal.
  • Supported by AAC devices.
Independence
  • Will experience and be supported for their learning.
  • Will experience and be supported for their learning.
  • Independence can be shown with structure and routine.
  • Experience and support for learning.
  • Can be independent for activities.
  • Some will be able to maintain their skills.
Social Skills
  • Awareness of others but minimal interaction with others.
  • Awareness of others.
  • Help to interact.
  • Support to learn to play.
  • Limited interest and ability to play independently.
  • Working through stages of play.
  • Help to interact.
  • Independent play with others.
Self-Help
  • Full support with personal care.
  • Full support with eating.
  • Full support with personal care.
  • Monitored personal care.
  • Support with eating.
  • Monitored when eating due to allergies.
  • Monitored personal care.
  • Independent personal care.
  • Support with eating.
  • Independent eating.

Cognitive Age Range
Wren Levels
(Communication)

W1-W2

(0-11 months)

W1-7

(0-36 months)

W1-15

(0-60 months)

How we learn
  • Repetition.
  • Learning through Play.
  • Sensory Process Learning.
  • Real Life Experiences.
  • Through sensory stories and activities.
  • Social stories.
  • Attention Autism.
  • Practical situations.
  • Interest-centred work.
  • Backward chaining.
  • Problem-solving.
  • Modelling. 
  • Use of “now and next” schedules.
  • Use of SCERTS boards.
  • Memory building.
  • Repetition.
  • Practical Activities – ‘doing’.
  • Real Life Experiences.
  • Modelling.
  • Scaffolded Tasks.
  • Working with Peers.
Destinations
  • Social Care setting.
  • Social Care setting.
  • Educational setting.
  • Social Care setting.
  • Educational setting (College).
  • Day Services.
  • Volunteering.
  • Supported Internships.
  • Employment.