Neurodiversity

Robotics With Neurodiverse

We are committed to empowering neurodivergent pupils, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder, through our Robotics with Neurodiverse Initiative, proudly sponsored by the SAB Foundation in 2022.

For Learners:

Helping learners build confidence, improve social skills, and explore Engineering and Computer Science basics.
Creating a space where every child can thrive and feel celebrated for their unique strengths.

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Support for Parents:

We understand families' concerns about their neurodivergent child’s success. That’s why we host our quarterly "Celebrating Neurodiversity" event. This event brings together parents and experts to share actionable strategies for helping neurodivergent children excel in school and beyond.

Less than 20% of our students are neurodivergent—we aim to increase this by 10% by 2030.

Enroll your child in our transformative programs and provide them with the tools they need to thrive confidently in an inclusive, supportive environment.

Our workshops deliver a nurturing environment for our learners on the spectrum to improve their interpersonal skills, self-determination, and self-confidence, all while having fun and making new friends.

Our end goal is to see all our learners realize their potential and find their match in Technology, Engineering, and Science careers.

About Neurodiversity

What is it?

There is no one "right" way of thinking, learning, or acting, and variations are not seen as deficiencies. Neurodiversity is the concept that people experience and interact with the world around them in many different ways.

Although the term "neurodiversity" refers to the diversity of all people, it is frequently used in reference to autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other neurological or developmental disorders like ADHD or learning impairments.

About ASD

Autism is a complicated neurodevelopmental disorder that is characterized by repetitive behavioral patterns and difficulties interacting and communicating with others in social situations. The signs may have been present since birth.

Due to the different symptoms and levels of severity among autistic people, autism is now more commonly referred to as ASD.

Common Symptoms

Autism can be identified by observable difficulties with behavior, social relationships, communication, and sensory integration. Although not always displayed by all people on the spectrum, these symptoms are frequently observed in them.

WHO DIAGNOSE AUTISM?

The pediatrician can initially alert the parents to the delays as they are well aware of the differences between a child with autism and a youngster whose development is normal. The diagnosis of autism is then left to medical specialists such a developmental pediatrician, pediatric neurologist, child psychologist, or child psychiatrist.

Diagnostic Process

Autism is a complicated neurodevelopmental disorder that is characterized by repetitive behavioral patterns and difficulties interacting and communicating with others in social situations. The signs may have been present since birth.

Due to the different symptoms and levels of severity among autistic people, autism is now more commonly referred to as ASD.