The Link Magazine

The Link Magazine

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The Link magazine is our award-winning specialist SLCN publication produced to support school staff who support speech, language and communication needs. Packed with advice from specialists and top tips from our speech and language therapists, this free publication demystifies different diagnoses of SLCN and offers practical strategies that can be easily implemented in the classroom. Regular features include 'Ask a Therapist' which addresses commonly asked questions from SENCos and our One TA to Another feature aims to support teaching assistants working with children who have SLCN. The magazine provides key strategies to empower SENCos working towards creating a communication friendly environment. benefitting all pupils in their setting. A printed full-colour copy is sent, free of charge, to every UK SENCo termly. All issues of The Link can be read online at https://speechandlanguage.info/the-link-magazine
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Speech and Language LinkSpeech and Language Link is on a mission to help all school staff identify and support Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN) successfully so that no child is left behind at school or in life. We aim to bring speech and language therapy knowledge and expertise to every school in order to help all children reach their full communication potential. Speech Link, Language Link and the NEW LinkCPD, innovative and award-winning support and training packages, are established in over 4000 schools in the UK and internationally.  Written by speech and language therapists, our online packages combine standardised assessments, evidence-based interventions with measured outcomes and over 500 resources for teachers and parents. This specialist knowledge provides clear advice for teachers when deciding whether a child needs to be seen by a SaLT or supported with a programme in class, ensuring no child with SLCN from 4-14 years is missed or misdiagnosed. And that’s not all! Our dedicated Help Desk of SaLTs, teachers and teaching assistants gives schools unlimited support every step of the way.

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