Join us in Term 1 2021 for our groups!
We’re so excited to bring back the Fantastic Fingers group in February 2021. Mark will also continue the very popular spOrTstars workshops in the new year. Scroll down for more information.
Please call on 9555 9776 or email info@qualiatherapy.com.au for more information about these groups.
Fantastic Fingers
The aim of the Fantastic Fingers Program is to support early fine motor skills so that children are given the best start to hold and control the pencil, write letters and draw in the classroom. There are a number of fine motor activities available to improve children’s fine motor skills in preparation for writing and drawing at school. Certain fine motor activities are more suited to developing essential skills for school tasks. The underlying capacities this group aims to improve include:
- upper limb strength and stability
- wrist control and strength
- tactile awareness
- isolated finger movement
- fine motor coordination and control
Term 1: Wednesdays at 9.30am
Fee: $650 per 10-week term
Bookings are now being taken! Register now by calling 9555 9776 or emailing us at info@qualiatherapy.com.au.


spOrTstars
Children from Preschool to Year 6 are invited to join us to play sport, make friends and have fun in a small group at a local oval after school. Children of all abilities will receive individualised support and development of gross motor and coordination skills while participating in movement activities and being part of a team.
Strategies will be developed that focus on ball skills, agility, balance and strength, whilst also encouraging teamwork and social skills.
Preschoolers (Little Sportstars): Thursdays 3pm-3.40pm
Kindy to Year 2 (Sportstars Junior): Thursdays 3.45pm-4.25pm
Years 3 to 6 (Sportstars Senior): Thursdays 4:30pm-5.20pm
Fees:
Little Sportstars: $580 per 10-week term
Sportstars Junior: $580 per 10-week term
Sportstars Senior: $650 per 10-week term
Bookings are now being taken! Register now by calling 9555 9776 or email us at info@qualiatherapy.com.au
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