Weekend Centre
What we offer
SEES committed to support children and young people with complex learning difficulties, disabilities, and additional communication needs from across Kent and other nearby boroughs. We provide Weekend – Saturday education, care, and support for people aged from 7 to 15 years (Children Group) and 16 to 25 (Young Adult) at our centres. We would offer a differentiation and person-centred approach to learning, which will be tailored to meet the needs of each individual child or young person we support. Due to the relevance and importance of communications among people with learning disability, our clients will be encouraged to learn how to express themselves and engage with the world around them. We will support them to learn how to become more independent and live safe, creative and fulfilling lives. This will be done collectively by unrivalled expertise of our specialist teachers, support staff and in centre therapy teams.
Consequently, our dedicated team will support individuals to develop a personal learning programme based on their abilities, the things they enjoy and the things they want to achieve. Then we set about supporting them to make these aims a reality. We will offer a wide range of activities to suit everyone. The people we support can choose from cooking, art, music, travel training, woodwork, crafts, occupational activities, key skills (such as handwriting, sign language, reading, maths and IT), drama, personal development, life skills and card-making. Depending on what a person wants to do, we may provide one-to-one or small group sessions when required.
Why choose SEES?
- SEES is one of the few educational disabilities providers in the UK with the soul aim of supporting our clients to develop new skills and improve in their communication.
- We are driven by our values of trust, respect, excellence and kindness
- We provide a wide range of high-quality, person-centred disability and educational supports, backed by qualified and experienced staff
- We offer specialist services for people who have complex disabilities (intellectual and/or physical disabilities) such as positive behaviour supports or sensory needs)
What are our Saturday Programs?
Our Saturday Programs include a wide range of activities which will enable clients to learn new skills, develop their independence, meet new people and achieve their destination and outcome as stated in their EHCP. We encourage each client to get involved in their interests in group or with a support worker, and we work with clients to achieve their goals. Our educational, caring, highly-skilled staff ensure clients’ needs of educational, social interaction, sensory, safety, personal care and overall enjoyment are fully met. We promote independence and support clients in developing a variety of social and life skills.
Which activities can our clients do?
SEES offers a range of activities that are provided in the community or our centre, and can be one-to-one and tailored to each client according to their individual needs. We want to provide to our clients the support to do what you want to do, so if there is something in particular they are interested in, please let us know. Some popular activities include:
Centre-based:
- Art
- Assistive technology and educational groups
- Gardening
- Healthy living e.g. cooking, guided relaxation
- Life skills development
- Numeracy and literacy skills
- Road-safety and bike-riding
- Music programs
- Self-awareness programs e.g. selfcare, independent living, travel
- Sensory programs
- Attention Autism- Bucket
- Sherbourne
- Sensory Workout
Centre-based:
- Art
- Assistive technology and educational groups
- Gardening
- Healthy living e.g. cooking, guided relaxation
- Life skills development
- Numeracy and literacy skills
- Road-safety and bike-riding
- Music programs
- Self-awareness programs e.g. selfcare, independent living, travel
- Sensory programs
- Attention Autism- Bucket
- Sherbourne
- Sensory Workout
