Secret Agent Society

What is the ‘Secret Agent Society’ (SAS) Program?

The Secret Agent Society (SAS) Small Group Program helps kids 8 to 12 crack the code of emotions and friendships.  SAS takes gamified learning to a new level with espionage-themed content which focuses on skills such as emotion recognition, self-regulation and social problem-solving.   Junior Detectives graduate from SAS equipped with the skills to feel happier, calmer and braver while making new friends and keeping them. Shows the Secret Agent Society team

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My child has already done the SAS program, but I feel they may need to do some more practice. Can you help?

  • There are a few options for this.
    • Access a second SAS program. The content of the Secret Agent Society program is very dense and we do find that sometimes kids benefit from doing the program twice to maximise benefit.
    • 1:1 follow up sessions with a Secret Agent Society Club leader (facilitator).
    • Ask us about our facilitated peer playdate program.
  • Get in touch with us to discuss any of these options.

Do you offer Secret Agent Society during the school holidays?

  • Unfortunately, no.  SAS occurs over 9 club meetings, with time in between each meeting to practice the skills learned. We would love to offer the program in an intensive format over school holidays but feel that the integrity of the program would be lost and your child would not gain very much from it.
  • If you are looking for a program over school holidays, get in touch and ask about our facilitated play dates

What prerequisite skills does my child need to attend Secret Agent Society Program?

  • SAS suits children 8-12 years old.  It benefits children experiencing social, communication and emotional challenges, including autistic children and children with ADHD.
  • We recommend that your child:
    • Is comfortable sitting in a small group of his/her peers
    • Can engage in a 3-4 exchange conversation about a range of topics.
    • Answers a variety of Wh- questions (who, what, when, where, why)
    • Be able to report on/recall events in the recent past.
Our Secret Agent Society mentors getting ready for a club meeting.

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