Admissions

How does the Briio Kids admissions process work?

Admissions should feel like a conversation about fit, not a test of whether you've explained everything perfectly. The process begins with an exchange of information, then moves into eligibility, developmental history, support needs, and family goals.

The proposed steps

Six steps, one conversation at a time.

Step 1

Exchange Information

Share your child's age, strengths, interests, communication, routines, current support, concerns, and family priorities. Existing reports may be useful, but you can begin with what you already know from everyday life.

Step 2

Discuss Eligibility

The team discusses whether your child's age, needs, family objectives, and the available programme align.

[VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISHING: final eligibility criteria]

Step 3

Review Relevant Information

Briio Kids may ask about developmental history, diagnosis, learning, communication, behaviour, emotional support, family routines, and current goals. This information is used to understand your child — never to place blame on the family.

Step 4

Discuss Programme Fit

The team explains the programme or pathway that may be relevant — what it includes, what it does not include, and what questions remain open.

Step 5

Confirm Practical Details

Confirm schedule, centre, hours, fees, documents, visit arrangements, start process, and how the family will stay in touch.

[VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISHING: all operational details]

Step 6

Decide the Next Step

The next step may be a visit, further discussion, observation, documentation, or an enrolment decision.

[VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISHING: final process]

Preparing to talk

What should we bring?

Families may wish to bring relevant reports, school information, previous programme notes, medication or safety information where appropriate, and a short list of priorities. If a document isn't available, ask what alternative information can be used.

[VERIFY BEFORE PUBLISHING: final confirmed list]

Not sure where to start?

What if we're not sure which programme we need?

That's a valid reason to enquire. Tell Briio Kids what you're exploring and ask the team to explain the available options, eligibility, and programme fit.

Start an enquiry

Tell us how we can support your family.

You do not need to explain everything perfectly. Tell us what you're noticing, what your child enjoys, what feels difficult, and what kind of support you're exploring.

Ready when you are

Let's take the first step together.

You do not need to have every answer before beginning a conversation.