Supporting children development in Speech, Language and Communication

Supporting children development in Speech, Language and Communication

1. Teacher

   • Using National Curriculum to plan activity/task suitable to support child with speech/language and communication difficulty.

2. Teaching Assistant

   • 1:1 support during lesson

3. Welfare Assistant

   • Accompanying a child during lunch time, initiating and assisting with playground games in support to help a child to communicate with peers

4. Pediatrician

   • Specialist doctor who play a key role in the identification of children who may need special educational needs, advise and discuss with parents about possible learning difficulties

5. Play Therapist

   • Help children to become more able to cope with how they are feeling, develop insight, emotional intelligence and confidence

6. Occupational Therapist

   • Provide assessment, treatment for children who have physical, co-ordination and processing difficulty

7. Educational Psychologist

   • Advice on the educational need of children and suggest ways to help each child

8. Speech & Language Therapist

   • Assess, diagnose, manage and treat speech/language difficulties. Provide support and advise for parents and school.