SLCN Blog - Archive - Page 4

When a pupil hurries over and asks to help, it might be tempting to say no for a whole host of reasons, including the additional time it will take! In this blog we explore where saying ‘yes’ might lead, and why we need to find space in the school day for our enthusiastic helpers to join in.

Some pupils are really good at masking their language and communication difficulties – especially when they have a ‘partner in crime’ to help them. Read on to find out how Ben’s friendship concealed the difficulties he was having in class and how, when this support was removed, the detrimental effect it had on Ben’s behaviour and well-being.

We are really pleased that our original speech sound support package, Speech Link, has reached the finals in the Special Education Resource or Equipment - in association with nasen category.

We all have times when we feel like we have missed something, something that everyone else seems to get. Our anxiety levels start to creep up and we begin to feel uncomfortable and embarrassed when we’re in a situation where we feel that we’re the odd one out! In this month’s blog our new SaLT, Alison explains how her own experiences have helped provide some insight into what having DLD might feel like.

Thank you to the hundreds of you that joined us for The Link Live 2023 - a brilliant and inspiring day was had by all! We have now donated a percentage of our ticket sales to UNICEF - a whopping £876.00!

Our award-winning Infant Language Link package has gained the attention of the Education Endowment Foundation.

How do we support children with speech, language and communication needs with their mental health? Speech and Language Therapist, Yin gives her top tips.

We are thrilled that Junior Language Link is a finalist in the Assessment, Planning and Progress Monitoring category in the 2023 Bett Awards.

How can we help support students with speech, language and communication needs who find it difficult to accept support?

Christmas be an exciting time for many, but for children with speech, language, and communication needs, it can be a challenging time to keep up with the new challenges that Christmas school activities can bring. Find out how best to support your children with SLCN when it comes to the school performance, Christmas crafting and those long assemblies.