
🕸️🌱 Welcome to WebbSprout Learning Programs🕸️🌱
Student-Focused. Neurodiversity-Affirming. Extra-curricular support for students and those invested in their growth and potential.
WebbSprout is a home-grown learning ecosystem for kids and families who do things differently. 🕸️🌱
We’re a bridge between school, home, and community for learners who don’t fit neatly into the system, and we advocate for better systems so students don’t have to do all the adapting.
Many classroom struggles aren’t about ability or motivation. They grow from gaps in regulation, communication, or interoception: the skills that help us understand our bodies, emotions, and each other.
At WebbSprout, we meet students where they are. We talk with them, not about them, helping them see why learning matters and how to build strategies that fit their unique brains and lives.
We offer customized coaching, advocacy, and creative group programs that build confidence, self-regulation, and social skills while helping students feel safe to be themselves.
We also collaborate with families and service providers, sharing insights and strategies grounded in Ms. Webb’s lifetime of lived experience and research on neurodiversity-affirming practice.
Ms. Webb brings her unconventional global teaching experience to WebbSprout the combined skills of an occupational therapist, speech-language pathologist, tutor, curriculum designer, and school counselor all rolled into one.
Years of teaching abroad in nontraditional, multilingual classrooms built flexibility, empathy, and deep collaboration with families and schools. Those experiences shaped a holistic “it-takes-a-village” approach to education.
In Saskatoon, where specialized services are often siloed or wait-listed, WebbSprout integrates those supports into one connected ecosystem.
Ms. Webb works comfortably with students navigating language and speech challenges, grief, anxiety, bullying, or difficulties with social understanding, proprioception, and interoception.
She brings both professional expertise and lived neurodivergent insight, helping kids feel seen, understood, and respected. As long as kids are old enough to communicate (doesn't need to be with mouth words, all forms of AAC are welcome here) they can find a place. The kids set their own goals, so having a foundation of learning and development helps kids fully participate. Around grade 3 is when Ms. Webb's methods start to resonate.
Learning here grows from the Five C’s:
Consent – because students deserve a voice in their own learning.
Communication and Critical Thinking – the roots of understanding.
Collaboration – learning alongside others.
Creativity – where curiosity and readiness drive growth.
Every student has a role in the community, and everyone learns something every day, not by racing toward the same goal but by growing together.
We know there are other ways to learn, and other ways to do business, rooted in values, biodiversity, and interdependence.
At WebbSprout, we believe resilience grows through discovering our own ways to navigate adversity and by sharing those journeys within a caring community that honours diversity and reciprocity.
We’re still growing too. 🌿 Keep checking back as new programs and partnerships take root across Saskatoon and spread through the broader Webb of Care.
If you or your child need something you don’t see listed, reach out. Most of our programs grow directly from the needs of the students we serve. If it matters to you, we’ll find a way to make it take root.

School Skills Coaching & Advocacy
Located in a home-based school environment on the west side of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Ms. Webb has thoughtfully transformed her home into a shared learning space—rich with stimulating opportunities, sensory-considerate options, and a lifetime of collected resources—all designed with the unique needs of neurodiverse learners in mind.
All students must go through the intake process before joining a group to ensure they are a good fit and will not disrupt the energy and learning priorities of other students in the group.

WebbSprout hosts programs for kids who struggle to fit in and achieve success within the structure of the school system. In a detached private classroom in a residential neighbourhood, we work with children in small groups and 1-on-1 to develop the skills they need to navigate the challenges of a traditional classroom.
We support queer and trans youth and support kids in discovering their own identity in a safe and inclusive space that honours their own voice and will respect their name, pronouns, and autonomy to make choices and consent for themselves.
If your child receives Individualized Autism Funding from the Government of Saskatchewan, you can find Briane Webb listed as a tutor on the Registry of Autism Service Providers. Please inquire if your child is eligible for WebbSprout Learning Programs through this funding today!
Our Environment
Programs are student directed and geared toward helping students understand their needs and how to advocate for them so they are able to remove some of the barriers to success.
What we offer:
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Safe, home-based learning community to explore a variety of topics
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Inclusive of students of all backgrounds, abilities, genders, and orientations
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Opportunities for kids to practice self-regulation, executive functioning, nonviolent communication, following instruction, and other skills essential for school and for life
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Programs for kids who:
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Aren’t meeting their full potential at school.
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Would benefit from extra-curricular support.
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At Webbsprout, students need not fear judgement from classmates. Taking the risks needed to learn (i.e. asking a question) can be hard in a regular classroom. But here, we can safely discuss the awkward questions, and laugh together as we learn with each other.