Tracks

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Students on the autism spectrum have unique & individual learning needs

No two students on the autism spectrum have identical autism and learning needs.

The school provides an education programme that enables our students on the autism spectrum to access the knowledge and opportunities to achieve their Individual Education Plan (IEP) goals. Our education programme is guided by the teaching and learning values of meaning, independence and dignity accorded to every student.

Organization for Learning

At Eden School, students are organized into Junior and Senior Years.

Junior Years (7-12 years old)

The focus is on the teaching of core foundational skills. Students are assigned to classes based on their assessed learning goals and level of support needed. They receive individualized instruction in a variety of learning contexts to enable them to develop their skills and independence.

Senior Years (13-18 years old)

Foundational core skills are practiced in authentic vocational and community settings in preparation for transition beyond school. Training in both hard and soft skills and regular assessment of targeted intervention are carried out.

The school collaborates closely with the family to promote generalization of skills learnt in school to home and community settings.

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