Oral language is developed as the foundation for learning, reading, and written expression, especially for children with language delays, learning difficulties, ADHD, and autism.

• Listening & Auditory Comprehension
  • Children learn to follow instructions, understand questions, and grasp stories through structured listening activities.
• Vocabulary Development
  • We explicitly teach word meanings, categories, and usage using real-life contexts, visuals, and repetition.
• Sentence Formation & Expansion
  • Children practise forming clear sentences, expanding ideas using who–what–where–why prompts, and using correct grammar.
• Narrative & Storytelling Skills
  • Story sequencing (beginning–middle–end) and retelling build logical thinking and expressive clarity.
• Conversation & Pragmatic Skills
  • Turn-taking, topic maintenance, asking and answering questions, and appropriate social responses are practised through role-play.
• Multisensory & Play-Based Methods
  • Games, visuals, role-play, and movement-based activities keep sessions engaging and reduce language anxiety.

Outcome: Children develop stronger understanding, clearer expression, richer vocabulary, and greater confidence in everyday communication and classroom participation.