Special Education · Gurugram

Learning support shaped around how your child learns.

Individualised teaching that begins with assessment, builds a clear monthly plan, and keeps families involved throughout the learning journey.

Assessment helps us understand needs and recommend a suitable path. Individual progress and outcomes vary.

Individualised learning support at Tomotina Kids
Individualised monthly goalsWeekly family updatesMonthly progress reviewHome and centre collaboration

Who this may support

Every child learns differently.

Our Special Education Program supports children who benefit from personalised instruction, additional structure, or a different pace of learning.

  • Literacy, numeracy, comprehension, or writing needs
  • Attention, classroom participation, or learning-readiness needs
  • Dyslexia, learning disabilities, autism, or other developmental differences
  • Confidence and independence in everyday learning

Our process

A clear plan, reviewed together.

01

Assessment

We understand current abilities, strengths, learning needs, and areas requiring support.

02

Monthly plan

Specific learning goals and activities are shared with parents for transparency.

03

Weekly updates

Families receive appropriate video glimpses of activities and learning moments.

04

Progress review

Goals are reviewed monthly, with achievements, continuing needs, and next priorities discussed.

How we teach

Structured methods, thoughtfully selected.

Depending on assessment findings and the child’s goals, teaching may draw on Orton-Gillingham and Wilson Reading System principles alongside individualised instruction in literacy, numeracy, cognition, communication, and classroom skills.

Methods are selected by the team for the individual child; naming an approach does not imply a guaranteed result.

Questions parents ask

Before you begin

No. Goals, activities, pace, and teaching strategies are selected around the child’s assessment and reviewed over time.

Parents receive the monthly plan, weekly updates where appropriate and consented, and a monthly progress discussion.

No. Every child’s development is different. We set meaningful goals, monitor progress, and adapt the plan without promising a specific outcome or timeline.

Start with a thoughtful assessment.

Tell us what you are noticing and what you hope learning can feel like for your child.