Could Literacy Support Groups help your child?

TSH’s Literacy Support Program is designed for children who are experiencing challenges with reading and writing and can work effectively in a small group environment.

Through tailored support and evidence-based strategies, the program helps children build confidence and reach their full potential in literacy.

The Literacy Support Program is for students in Year 1, 2 and 3 who are having difficulty learning to read, spell, write and or/ whose language skills may affect their ability to participate in literacy activities.

The program is run as a two hour group session of 4-6 students who work with a specialist teacher and an education assistant. This ratio ensures intensive and explicit instruction with children. Children are grouped in ability level groups in order to maximise their learning.

Sounds Write and Talk for Writing are the two evidence based programs that are used in the Literacy Support Program.

Session days and times

The Literacy Support Program runs during the Western Australian school term, typically for a block of nine to ten weeks (dependent on the school term, public holidays and/or pupil free days).

As the program caters for students in Years 1-3, the sessions run:

Mornings 8:30 AM – 10:30 AM
OR
Afternoons (1:30 PM – 3:30 PM)

at TSH Centre in Wembley. We aim to allocate students in a group which best suits their ability and year level, however we do strive to cater to families’ scheduling needs.

Please contact TSH reception or email literacysupportprogram@tsh.org.au to speak with a staff member about enrolling your child in the Literacy Support Program.

 

Want to learn more?

If you want to learn more about the program and if it is suitable for your child, please reach out to us and a member of our friendly team will be in contact.