My child receives constant encouragement and attention which helps to strengthen his self image. He is always being praised for any effort he makes.
Welcome to Little Discoverers, West Norfolk School for Parents (WNSfP)
Hello everybody
Little Discoverers hope you have all been able to stay safe and well through these testing times. Looking forward Little Discoverers are hoping to open again at The Dutton for sessions from Tuesday 8th September onwards.We will have some standard procedures to follow the Governments Guidance
Some will be: -
- Temperature checking on arrival - anyone showing 38c or above would be asked to leave the session and isolate
- Washing hands and using hand sanitiser throughout session
- Keeping to the social distancing rule
We all at Little Discoverers cannot wait to see you all again, if you have any questions please contact us on 07805427044 or email on littlediscoverers@littlediscoverers.co.uk
Many thanks
Little Discoverers (WNSfP) is part of a network for children with movement difficulties and delayed development and their carers. Our website aims to give further information on who we are and what we can do to help. If you would like to speak to a member of our team, please click here.
Who are you?
We provide early education for pre-school children with motor learning difficulties and delayed development. We put parents at the forefront of their child's learning and development and acknowledge that parents know their child best.
What do you do?
We provide a unique and holistic form of early education inspired by methods used at the Peto Institute of Conductive Education in Hungary. Our specially trained staff work together in groups of up to seven children with their parent/carer.
Am I eligible?
Our service is primarily for pre-school children within West Norfolk and the surrounding area who have motor learning difficulties and delayed development. A child can be referred to us in a variety of ways.
Click here to view a short video detailing the work Little Discoverers (WNSfP) does and how we can help your child.
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