BOT Motor Proficiency Assessment FAQs: Hong Kong Parent Guide

Find answers about the BOT Motor Proficiency Assessment at Sprout in Motion in Hong Kong, including fine and gross motor skills, coordination, the HK$9,000 assessment package, reports and occupational therapy recommendations. Families can enquire through our Wong Chuk Hang teams.

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• What is the BOT Motor Proficiency Assessment?
• What does the BOT-3 assess?
• What is Fine Motor Control?
• What is Manual Coordination?
• What is Body Coordination?
• What does Strength & Agility measure?
• Who may benefit from this assessment?
• Can children with DCD, ADHD or ASD have this assessment?
• What age range is the assessment for?
• How can the assessment help with therapy planning?
• How can the results support daily activities and school participation?
• What happens before the assessment?
• How long does the assessment take?
• What happens during the assessment?
• Will I receive a written report?
• Is a parent feedback session included?
• Who conducts the BOT Motor Proficiency Assessment?
• How much does the BOT Motor Proficiency Assessment cost?
• Is there a free consultation before booking?
• Where is the assessment available?

What is the BOT Motor Proficiency Assessment?

Sprout in Motion’s Occupational Therapy – BOT Motor Proficiency Assessment uses the Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency, Third Edition (BOT-3), to assess Fine Motor Control, Manual Coordination, Body Coordination,Strength & Agility, Overall Motor Proficiency.

What is Fine Motor Control?

Fine Motor Control looks at precise finger and hand movements and the ability to reproduce shapes. These skills are relevant to activities such as drawing, handwriting and handling objects.

What is Manual Coordination?

Manual Coordination considers handling small objects and coordinating arm and hand movements with visual information, including ball skills such as catching and throwing.

What is Body Coordination?

Body Coordination considers balance and the coordinated use of both sides of the body, including maintaining posture during standing and movement.

What does Strength & Agility measure?

This area considers trunk and limb strength together with running speed and agility, helping describe aspects of physical movement ability.

Who may benefit from this assessment?

Children may benefit if they have difficulties with balance, coordination, physical activities, handwriting, cutting, using utensils or zippers, delayed motor milestones, sports participation, or play skills.

Can children with DCD, ADHD or ASD have this assessment?

Yes. Children with DCD, ADHD or ASD may benefit when they also have motor skill concerns. The occupational therapist can advise on suitability. This assessment focuses on motor abilities; it should not be presented as a standalone assessment for diagnosing ADHD or ASD.

What age range is the assessment for?

Pearson lists the BOT-3 test age range as 4 years 0 months to 25 years 11 months. Sprout in Motion’s supplied service guide describes ages 4up. Please confirm the centre’s service eligibility with the team when booking, particularly for anyone outside that service range.

How can the assessment help with therapy planning?

The results can help occupational therapists identify motor skill difficulties, guide intervention planning, and track progress over time.

How can the results support daily activities and school participation?

The findings can help inform strategies to improve functional abilities in everyday activities and academic settings.

What happens before the assessment?

The team reviews available documents and previous reports. A 30-minute parent interview is also included and can take place online or on the day of assessment.

How long does the assessment take?

The current package includes around 2.5 hours of testing.

What happens during the assessment?

The occupational therapist assesses gross and fine motor abilities and administers, scores, and interprets the BOT results.

Will I receive a written report?

Yes. The package includes an English report presenting the results and recommendations.

Is a parent feedback session included?

Yes. The package includes a 30-minute feedback and consultation session with parents, available online or in person.

Who conducts the BOT Motor Proficiency Assessment?

Registered Occupational Therapist, Occupational Therapists Board, Hong Kong

How much does the BOT Motor Proficiency Assessment cost?

The current total assessment fee is HK$9,000.

Is there a free consultation before booking?

Yes. Sprout in Motion offers a free 15-minute call with an OT specialist before confirming the assessment.

Where is the assessment available?

Assessments are available by appointment at Wong Chuk Hang.

Wong Chuk Hang: Suite 1006, Global Trade Square, 21 Wong Chuk Hang Road. Tel: +852 2563 4800.

Monday to Saturday, 9:30 am–6:30 pm, by appointment only.

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