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Ross Kemp – Living with Knife Crime
SLT Louise Bingham explores the link between SLCN and criminality and the disturbing increase in knife crime in the UK.
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Congratulations!
Speech Link Multimedia Ltd was proud to present the award for The Best Final Year Project with a Therapeutic Application at The Graduate Reception in the School of Engineering and Digital Arts, where families, friends and staff celebrated their success. Congratulations to Crismary Gonclaves and Rania Kolaghassi!
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Q and A with David Crystal
David Crystal’s article ‘The Playful Story of English Grammar’ is featured in our latest publication of The Link. David’s article prompted questions from our readers which David has been good enough to answer. Read on to find out more about the world of language…
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Bigger and Better - Infant Language Link now has more interventions than ever
From September 2019, Speech Link Multimedia Ltd is adding more targeted interventions to Infant Language Link.
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Meet our new Speech and Language Therapist, Louise!
We are delighted to welcome our new SLT, Louise Bingham, to the Speech Link Multimedia Ltd team. Louise has worked for the NHS for the past 8 years supporting children and young people in Kent schools.
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Come see us at Nasen Live!
On the 13th July we will be attending Nasen Live at The Vox in Birmingham. Please feel free to pop by our stand - number 36 - for a chat. We are looking forward to seeing you all there.
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Spotlight on Autism around the world: Oasis School in Pakistan
In just 10 years, Oasis School has changed the landscape of Autism Education in Pakistan. They have forged a unique combination of relationships with Facebook, Pakistan’s celebrities, and the founders of the SCERTS Model and the TEACCH framework to create a vision of a more inclusive society in Pakistan…
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Postcode Lottery of Speech and Language Therapy
Schools are struggling to afford support for children with SLCN due to an unfair distribution of funding, says Anne Longfield, England’s Children’s Commissioner. Read more to find out how to make the most out of your school’s budget by supporting all of your children with SLCN.
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I think a child in my class may be dyslexic - what do I do next? An interview with Rachael McMullen, Education Manager of British Dyslexia Association
I was fortunate enough to bump into Rachael McMullen at the TES North show recently. Rachael was kind enough to agree to an interview with me.
Here she talks about immediate strategies that schools can put in place, to support their children that they have concerns about.
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Deciphering the language of maths
It used to be a misconception among some that maths doesn’t rely much on reading and writing – surely the focus is on numbers and problem solving? In fact, as many more people are now aware, maths relies heavily on language skills.
