In partnership with the Children at the Child Development Centre, BSM is sponsoring a new programme for children with special needs that will help them progress in their classroom learning. The Occupational Therapy Services for Older Children and Adolescents with Special Needs aims to further improve the four primary domains of child development. Firstly, to develop adaptive skills that targets sensory processing, perceptual motor skills and self-help skills. Secondly, to develop gross motor skills, which involve activities that require balance and coordination such as running, jumping and hopping. Thirdly, to progress fine motor development, which addresses skills that allow special children to develop the ability to do things such as writing and manipulate small objects and lastly, to develop personal social skills that focuses on children's self awareness, self esteem, relationships with others, independence and social responsibility.