How did it start? Seb's Group began as a nurture group for children requiring extra support before moving to primary school and has grown from there.
How does it work? The group replicates a pre-school session but with a higher ratio of adults to children (one for every two). There are usually eight children in the group at any time. Seb's Group is all about building up self-esteem and self-recognition. This is done through praise, rewards and building consistent boundaries. The children are given a strict routine, which gives them security. There is also a puppet called Seb, who acts as a role model for the children.
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