WEEKLY IN CENTER PROGRAMS

🌿 Cattleya Growth Stages – Our Learning Groups

At Cattleya, we believe that every child blooms at their own pace. Our learning groups are designed to provide the right support and environment based on each student's mental age, abilities, and developmental level—not just their biological age. Each stage helps our students grow stronger, more confident, and more independent, just like a Cattleya orchid in full bloom.

1️⃣ "Little Buds" 🌱

💛 Just like tiny orchid buds, these little ones are full of potential, getting the care and nurturing they need to blossom.

📌 Focus Areas:

• Play-based learning

• Early development

• Emotional regulation & social skills

• Sensory exploration

2️⃣ "Growing Sprouts" 🍃 (Rooting Stage) 🌿

💚 At this stage, our students are like young roots anchoring into the soil, building a strong foundation for future growth. This group consists of students who need more individualized attention and support in developing foundational skills. They require a structured and nurturing environment to help them progress at their own pace, just like young sprouts developing strong roots before they bloom.

📌 Focus Areas:

• One-on-one guided learning

• Emotional and behavioral regulation

• Developing basic communication skills

• Sensory and motor development

3️⃣ "Rising Bloomers" 🌼

💜 At this stage, our students are like orchids beginning to open, growing stronger each day, learning new skills, and discovering their unique colours. This group is for our higher-functioning students who are building greater independence.

📌 Focus Areas:

• Social skills & peer interaction

• Academic development

• Emotional growth & self-expression

• Building independence through structured learning

4️⃣ "Flourishing Orchids" 🌺

💖 Now fully blooming, our older students are spreading their petals, gaining independence, and preparing to shine in the world, just like a Cattleya orchid in full bloom.

📌 Focus Areas:

• Life skills & daily independence

• Job training & workforce preparation

• Self-advocacy & decision-making

• Community integration