SLCN Blog

Senior Speech and Language Therapy Technical Instructor and founder of Chatterpack (a voluntary-run, special education needs and disabilities hub) Claire Ryan talks about her own diagnosis of ADHD and how to help support children and young people who have ADHD.

There are currently 506,400 full time teachers in the UK, all working hard to educate, engage and entertain children at home. Without school resources in easy reach, it must be difficult to generate new activities, daily for pupils.  Here are some free resources to help teachers (and parents) continue to support the children who are learning from home at this time.

There are around 32,770 schools in the UK right now. That means there are millions of children and parents that need support during school closures. Not just with education but also with their mental and physical health. So, we continue to find free resources for schools and parents to help support their children.

As we finish our 7th week of our free home learning resources for lockdown, we reminisce about spending time with our colleagues waiting for the kettle to boil. As we settle into the new norm of working, we continue to find more resources for teachers and parents alike to help support their children with their education.

In Part 2 of this blog series on voice, Louise shares her advice for how we can all look after our voice.