At Links to Life we understand the importance of building strong social skills for children to thrive in their school environment.
Held during school holidays, the program combines play, creativity, and movement to create a dynamic learning experience. From obstacle courses and pretend play to sensory activities and art projects, every session is designed to engage, educate, and empower. We provide a structured environment where children can:
Why Play? Play is a natural and effective way for children to learn, practice, and reinforce social behaviours. It helps them navigate challenges, collaborate with peers, and build lasting friendships—all while having fun.
Our activities are tailored to meet diverse needs and interests
Activities like Lego challenges, scavenger hunts, and pretend play allow kids to collaborate and communicate
Games like musical chairs and obstacle courses teach cooperation and respect for rules
From painting to light shows, children explore self-expression and learn to appreciate diverse perspectives.
Our activities are carefully crafted to help children navigate social challenges. They will develop the confidence to express themselves, join group activities, and build meaningful relationships with their peers.
Through role-playing and collaborative activities, children practice listening, taking turns, and articulating their thoughts clearly.
The group fosters teamwork, empathy, and understanding, enabling children to form meaningful friendships and navigate social dynamics with ease.
By engaging in imaginative play, children build creative thinking skills while discovering joy in shared experiences.
Our activities are carefully crafted to help children navigate social challenges. They will develop the confidence to express themselves, join group activities, and build meaningful relationships with their peers.
Our activities are carefully crafted to help children navigate social challenges. They will develop the confidence to express themselves, join group activities, and build meaningful relationships with their peers.
Children develop the courage to initiate conversations, join group activities, and express themselves effectively in social settings like the schoolyard.
Through role-playing and collaborative activities, children practice listening, taking turns, and articulating their thoughts clearly.
The group fosters teamwork, empathy, and understanding, enabling children to form meaningful friendships and navigate social dynamics with ease.
Activities teach children how to handle emotions constructively, reducing feelings of frustration or overwhelm in social situations.
Through interactive games and challenges, children learn to resolve conflicts, negotiate, and find solutions collaboratively.
Exposure to diverse scenarios prepares children to adjust to different environments and situations, boosting resilience and flexibility.
Practice during school holidays gives children the tools they need to navigate playtime, group discussions, and other schoolyard interactions confidently.
By engaging in imaginative play, children build creative thinking skills while discovering joy in shared experiences.
Movement-based activities like obstacle courses and dancing encourage physical development while reinforcing cooperative play.
Participating in the group helps children feel accepted and valued, creating a foundation for long-term self-esteem and community connection.
To access this program, families will need to have appropriate NDIS funding available under relevant support category Capacity building.
Our team is happy to help you understand how your funding can support your child’s participation in this transformative program.
Let’s give your child the tools they need to shine in the schoolyard and beyond. Together, we’ll build their confidence and empower them to thrive socially—one playful moment at a time.
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