Above Materials are provided by England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales
Children and adults with PWS vary considerably in their cognitive abilities, ranging from severe learning disabilities through to mild or no learning disabilities, although in the latter case their emotional development can impact on the way they use the knowledge they have. Children may attend mainstream or special schools, depending on their ability and the amount of support they can access. Although there are only a few adults with PWS in full-time employment, many have a fulfilling life through part-time or voluntary work, or accessing educational courses.
For advice and support about applying for an Education, Health and Care Need Assessment about EHC plans, or about appealing a Local Authority decision. Please contact the office on +6012-339 5232 or email malaysiapws@gmail.com
The following links are sections from the PWS Journey. Families can obtain a hard copy of the whole PWS Journey, which is updated as their child reaches the next age range, by becoming a member of PERSATUAN SINDROM PRADER-WILLI MALAYSIA
Information for Families
- The Special Educational Needs (SEN) system in Malaysia (PDF)
- Developing your child’s potential and preparing for school 2 – 5 years (PDF)
- Your child at school 5 – 10 years (PDF)
- Developing your child’s potential 5 – 10 years (PDF)
- Your child at school 10 – 13 years (PDF)
- Your teenager at school 13 – 18 years (PDF)
- Further education and options after school 13 – 18 years (PDF)
Information for Teachers
You may find the following links useful to give to your son or daughter’s teacher for educational support staff.
You may find the following links useful to give to your son or daughter’s teacher for educational support staff.
Contact us direct on +6012-339 5232
US 1009 
MY 509 
CN 115 
AU 81 
AP 71 
GB 67 
IE 42 
NZ 41 
