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- A Very Special School
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- Transition: Moving on
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- Onsite Accommodation For Families
- Easter Holiday Club 2024
- Chailey Heritage Foundation's Paula Marten on Transition to Adult Services
- Makaton Song - Proud
- Chailey Heritage at Transition to Adult Services Conference
- Partners in Care – how a career with Chailey Heritage changes young lives
- Breakfast Chat at CHF - Cerebral Visual Impairment
- Lunchtime at Chailey Heritage Foundation
- Celebrating Strengths: Raising Awareness of Cerebral Palsy
- Hats galore for Woolly Hat Wednesday
- Exciting New Year’s INSET for Chailey staff – ‘Don’t Call Me Mum’.
- Jingle Bell Rock Makaton
- The Big Give 2023 – Hydrotherapy Heroes
- Evolving Your Child's Continuing Care Team
- Young People from CHF get involved with Shoebox Appeal
- Coro Nuovo Voices to Perform Christmas Concert in Chailey Heritage Chapel
- Breakfast chat for parents and carers
- Get bidding in our online auction!
- The Sex Factor Coffee Morning for Parents in Surrey
- Jessie's Fund Deliver Music Sessions for Pupils
- Jumbo Ensemble Raise Over £6,000 for CHF
- Louis' Fundraiser Changes His Life
- Jumbo Ensemble ‘The Show That Goes Like This’
- Chailey Games 2023 a Success
- CHF Chosen Charity For Tractor Road Run
- Jam Packed Fun For Summer Holiday Club
- Chailey Heritage Individual Learner Driven (CHILD) Curriculum
- Developing Effective Communication
- Developing Independence Through Powered Mobility
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- A Very Special School
- Chailey Heritage Individual Learner Driven (CHILD) Curriculum
- CHILD Rebound Therapy Curriculum
CHILD Rebound Therapy Curriculum
The Chailey Heritage Individual Learner Driven (CHILD) Rebound Therapy Curriculum is designed to monitor and evaluate an individual's progression from a baseline starting point.
The curriculum is split into sections that monitor the individual's ability to develop key physical areas
- Arms
- Balance
- Communication
- Interaction
Each section is split into five Zones which provide a brief outline of the individuals physical development. For each section, Zone 1 are simpler tasks getting progressively more difficult to Zone 5. Each Zone has a statement of the type of activity that should be achievable; however the instructor must use their own skills and knowledge to evaluate which Zone the individual falls into. Not all statements will be applicable to each individual and therefore an assessment must be made as to similar activities that would be relevant to the individual or activity undertaken. This curriculum is aligned towards independent physical movements however could be adapted to more functional movement patterns.
