Parents’ main priorities may focus on their child's academic performance, therapies or they may believe that there is no available time or funds for extracurricular. The skill that children learn in extra- curricular activities can be as important as the skills they learn in school. These activities may provide  opportunities for children to make a huge difference in their life. For example, increasing the chance to make friends and developing lifelong interests.

 

We believe that children can unlock their full potential and enhance their development by engaging in various sensory experiences. Extra-curricular activities provide opportunities for growth, exploration, and social interaction. However, it can be challenging for children with special educational needs to participate in such activities due to potential barriers or lack of appropriate accommodations. We offer a variety of extracurricular activities in our center, including Art and Craft, STEAM, cooking classes as well as music classes. 

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