Falls apart when something goes wrong, and can't say why
Wants friends but can't quite find the way in
Hovers at the edge of the group, wanting to join a game that's already started
Can't lose a game without the afternoon ending
Disagrees with a friend and the friendship ends there
Naming a feelingSpotting a feeling before it takes over, and finding words for it.
CommunicationExpressing ideas clearly and listening to other people's.
Joining inWalking up to a game that's already started.
Taking turns, sharing, losingThe hard parts of group play, practised on purpose.
Disagreeing wellDisagreeing without it ending the friendship.
Putting things rightSorting out a fall-out afterwards, and saying sorry and meaning it.
Arrival and check-inBags down, a warm-up game to shake the week off, and a check-in. Every child says one thing before we start.First 15 minutes
The challengeBuilding, making, a team task, or a game with a rule that makes it hard on purpose. There's a skill behind every challenge, chosen deliberately.Around an hour
The circleWhat was hard? What did you try? What would you do differently? This is where the session turns into something that comes home with them.Last 15 minutes
Nobody sits at a desk. Nobody is corrected in front of the group. Nobody is compared to anyone else.
Choose a trial session or join for the full month.
Try it first
RM 50one session
One 1.5-hour session
Join the month
RM 3994 weeks
Four weekly sessions of 1.5 hours
Booking starts with a short form: your child's details, any allergies or important notes, and our terms to sign. It takes about two minutes, then you go straight to payment.
Yes, and plenty of the children here aren't struggling at all. Their parents simply want them to become more organised, more independent, and better at coping when something is hard.
Clubs work because every child can take part with the support a small group can give. We don't provide one-to-one aides inside a club. If your child would need that, tell us when you register — we'll either suggest individual support instead, or talk through whether an adult coming along would make it work.
Friendship Club run in two age bands — 4–6 and 7–9 — grouped separately so the challenges and the conversation are pitched right for each. Tell us your child's age and we'll place them in the right group.
Sessions are non-refundable. It's a small group with a plan that builds week on week, and a spot held for your child affects the group whether or not they're in the room. If you know in advance you'll miss a date, let us know — we'll do what we can, but we can't guarantee a make-up session or a transfer to another block.
Tell us your child's age, what you're noticing, and what you'd like help with. We'll tell you honestly which programme fits — including if the answer is none of them.
Confident. Capable. Independent learners.