The Social Logic Club

The Social Logic Club is a small-group social skills programme designed for boys aged 9–13 who think logically, analytically, and strategically—but find social interactions confusing, unpredictable, or exhausting.

Instead of relying on vague emotional language, we teach social interaction as a system that can be observed, decoded, and practiced. Through structured discussion, visual frameworks, and real-world analysis, students learn the hidden rules behind conversations, friendships, humour, and conflict—turning social uncertainty into something understandable and manageable.

This programme is ideal for children who ask “Why did that happen?” and “What should I do next time?” and who benefit from clear explanations rather than guesswork.

Benefits of the Group Classes

Logical, Structured Learning

We translate social behaviour into clear concepts, patterns, and strategies—helping students understand why people react the way they do, not just what they “should” do.
Small Group = Real Practice

With a maximum of 6 students, children get frequent opportunities to practice conversations, collaboration, and problem-solving in a safe, supported environment.
Decoding the “Hidden Curriculum”
Students learn to identify unspoken social rules such as:
- Turn-taking in conversations
- Reading interest vs. disinterest
- Understanding jokes, sarcasm, and teasing
- Navigating disagreements and misunderstandings
Evidence-Based Learning Tools

We use video modeling and “sports-analysis style” breakdowns of social situations so students can observe, pause, analyze, and apply strategies step by step.
Peer Perspective & Confidence

Working with peers who think similarly helps students feel understood, reduces social anxiety, and builds confidence in real-world interactions.
Transferable Life Skills

Skills learned in the group extend to school, friendships, teamwork, and family interactions, supporting long-term social and emotional development.