SLCN Screening, Assessment, Intervention and Support
Speech Link and Language Link empower SENCos, teachers and TAs in their work with SLCN and indicate the need for further support for the child where required. We do this through screening, intervention, staff training and support which are all included in one yearly subscription.
Schools can book a FREE, no obligation trial of our award winning speech and language support packages.
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SLCN Packages
‘Across all pupils with SEN in England, SLCN is now the most common primary type of need at 23% of pupils.’
Our award winning original language package for 4-8 year olds.
Our award winning Key Stage 2 language package.
Our package for working on speech sound delays.
Our package for secondary pupils.
The Link Live Sessions - online, twilight CPD for school staff
Primary Session
Date: Thursday 23rd November ‘23 - 15:30-17:00
Venue: Online (and will be available on-demand)
Programme:
An Introduction to SLCN and its importance with Kate Freeman, consultant - speech and language in education
The Role of the SENCo in SLCN - Barriers and Solutions - with Lynn How, SENCo and education consultant.
Secondary Session
Date: Thursday 30th November ‘23 - 15:30-17:00
Venue: Online (and will be available on-demand)
Programme:
An Introduction to SLCN and its importance with Kate Freeman, consultant - speech and language in education.
Between Brains: Supporting SLCN in Tweens and Teens with Juliet Leonard, specialist speech and language therapist.
Tickets for each session cost: £25+VAT*
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The Award Winning Link Magazine
The Link Primary magazine and The Link Secondary magazines is sent termly, free of charge to all UK primary schools and UK secondary schools to provide clear accessible information on supporting speech, language and communication needs (SLCN). Our speech and language therapists and expert guest contributors offer strategies and activities to support pupils with SLCN in the mainstream classroom. Our regular ‘Ask a Therapist’ feature addresses questions from schools and the new ‘Link Community’ area shares the latest news and gives Speech and Language Link users a voice to share tips and best practice.
