Real change happens when the adults in a child's life are all working from the same playbook. Our School Support service ensures that the strategies and progress your child achieves in therapy translate seamlessly into their school day.
We work directly with teachers, learning support teams, and school leaders - building partnerships that empower educators and make school a place where every child can genuinely succeed.
The NSW Government's Specialist Allied Health and Behaviour Support Provider Scheme is a government initiative designed to make it easier for public schools to access pre-qualified allied health professionals - including Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, and Behaviour Practitioners - without families needing to navigate lengthy referral pathways or out-of-pocket expenses.
Through this scheme, NurtureCare Kids can come directly to your school, with tailored individual, small group and whole class programs to deliver:
Occupational Therapy - building the fine motor, sensory and self-regulation skills that underpin a successful school day.
Speech Pathology - supporting communication, language development and social connection within the classroom environment.
Psychology - emotional wellbeing, behaviour support and social skills delivered in the environment where children need it most.
If you're a teacher or learning support coordinator looking for a clinic partner who communicates clearly, shows up reliably, and genuinely collaborates - we'd love to connect. We understand the pressures of the classroom. Our goal is always to make your job easier, not add to your load - while helping the children in your care thrive.
Early identification changes everything. We offer developmental screening within school and preschool settings to identify students who may benefit from additional support - before small challenges become bigger ones.
Through observation, structured tasks, and close collaboration with educators, we screen across fine and gross motor skills, speech and language development, social interaction, play skills, and emotional regulation.
Following every screening, families and educators receive clear feedback, practical recommendations, and where needed, guidance on next steps - all in plain language, with no jargon and no confusion.
