Day group education is particularly suitable for school-age children who exhibit behavioral problems or developmental delays. This is a type of educational support service.

A day group is a form of “semi-residential” support. Your child will be cared for in a day group during the week after school. Afterward, however, they can return to their family and thus remain in their familiar surroundings.

Education in a day group means:

• Your child receives educational support.
• They receive support in integrating into school and their social environment.
• They learn, as part of a group, how to interact with other children and resolve conflicts.
• They learn to structure their daily routine and receive ideas for meaningful leisure activities.
• Parents are actively involved, for example through counseling sessions, parent-teacher conferences, or parent-child meetings.
• The educational goals of a day group are:
• to empower the child,
• to support their parents,
• to strengthen the parent-child relationship,
• ensuring the child remains in the family.