Sense Explorers – Easter Camp

Each session supports the development of sensory processing, self-awareness, and emotional regulation by helping children understand how sensory input affects their arousal level and how to return to a calm and alert state—ideal for learning, playing, and connecting with others.

Throughout the week, children will learn to recognize changes in their arousal, explore strategies that help them feel “just right,” and build a personalized sensory toolbox they can use in everyday routines. By the end of the program, they’ll feel more confident, regulated, and in control of their bodies across a variety of settings.

Areas of Focus:
– Exploring sensory activities that help regulate arousal and support attention, calm, or alertness
– Encouraging independent use of calming/alerting strategies to improve participation in daily life and key occupations
– Developing awareness of the 7 sensory systems and individual sensory preferences
– Building self-regulation and emotional control through sensory exploration
– Creating a personalized sensory toolbox for daily use
– Supporting body awareness, postural control, and engagement in group routines

Details:
Where? SPOT One Island South, 10/F, Unit 1021-25, 2 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang
When? Monday March 30, Tuesday March 31, Wednesday April 1 and  Thursday April 2 at 1:00pm to 2:30pm for 6-8 year olds.
How much? HK$6,200 for the camp (Early registration discount: 5% off when you pay by 16 March 2026)

The group will be run by Harriet Kan and Sandy Ng.

Please note:
Payment for group must be made in full prior to first session. In order to maintain the group numbers consistency, there will be no refund or make up sessions offered unless a doctor’s certificate is provided.