Choosing a school for your child can feel overwhelming, especially when you are still trying to understand what support they need.
At Amazing K, we support children with autism, communication delays and developmental differences in a calm, structured and nurturing learning environment.
You do not need to have all the answers before contacting us. A formal diagnosis is not required to begin the conversation.
Availability may change throughout the year.
2027 admissions waitlist open
2027 admissions waitlist open
For all other age groups up to 10 years old, parents are welcome to request to be added to our waiting list.
Parents often contact us because something does not feel quite right in their child’s current environment, or because their child needs more support with communication, learning, play, behaviour or everyday independence.
Families often contact us when their child:
Your child does not need a formal autism diagnosis before you enquire.
Non-speaking children are welcome. Communication support is built into the school day through visual supports, picture communication, AAC, sign language and speech-development opportunities.
Our team will listen to your concerns, explain how Amazing K works and help you decide whether a visit would be the right next step.
Children are supported to understand, express themselves and take part using the communication methods that work best for them.
Classes usually have 6–12 learners, with high levels of adult guidance and a calm, structured routine.
Learning includes practical skills such as feeding, dressing, toilet training, self-care, classroom participation and confidence in daily routines.
Our admissions process is designed to be welcoming, informative and focused on finding the most appropriate placement for every child.
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EnquiryComplete the enquiry form and our admissions team will contact you. |
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ConsultationParents visit Amazing K without their child for an initial consultation and tour. |
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FormsIf Amazing K may be the right fit, we provide the enrolment documents. |
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Child VisitYour child spends time with us for a short screening and classroom visit. |
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PlacementOur team recommends the most appropriate class placement. |
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DepositAn enrolment deposit secures your child’s placement. |
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WelcomeOur administration team confirms your child’s starting date. |
Where a suitable space is available, the admissions process can often move quickly. The timing depends on the parent consultation, completed documents, the child visit and the availability of the most appropriate class.
You are welcome to join our waiting list. Availability changes throughout the year, and our team reviews the list as suitable spaces become available.
No. Many families contact Amazing K before a formal diagnosis is made. If you are concerned about your child’s development, communication, learning or social interaction, we encourage you to contact us to discuss your child’s individual needs.
Amazing K supports children from approximately age 2. Children typically remain with us until the year they turn 10, although transition planning often begins earlier as they prepare for their next educational placement.
Absolutely. Communication support lies at the heart of everything we do. We support children using visual supports, picture communication systems, AAC devices, sign language and speech development opportunities throughout the school day.
Yes. Toilet training is one of the many independence skills we support within our programme. Successful toilet training requires consistency across home and school, with parents, caregivers and educators working together.
Waiting list times vary depending on your child’s age, support needs and the availability of suitable spaces within our programme. Availability is typically greatest within our younger age groups.
The screening visit is an opportunity for your child to spend time in our environment while our team gets to know them better. It is not a test or examination. The purpose is to understand your child’s communication style, learning needs, support requirements and classroom compatibility.
Yes. We strongly encourage it. The first consultation takes place without your child and allows parents to tour the school, meet our team, observe our environment and ask questions.
This is an enquiry, not a commitment.
Complete the form and a member of our admissions team will contact you to discuss your child’s needs, answer your questions and explain the next step.
Whether you are awaiting a diagnosis, looking for additional support or searching for a more suitable school environment, you are welcome to start the conversation.
