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Parent Portal Speech and Language Therapy Service (SALT) Visit the Portal for more advice on supporting young people with their speech, language and communication

Speech and Language Therapy Workshops

Speech and Language Therapy Workshop 1: Getting the Interaction Started Interaction is the building block to communication. The first workshop gives you ideas on how to build fun interactions with your child so that they can start to communicate with you and send you messages.

Speech and Language Therapy Workshop 2: Supporting your child's Understanding Children’s understanding of language usually develops before they start to use language themselves. This second online workshop gives you ideas on how to support your child’s understanding in their daily routines.

Speech and Language Therapy Workshop 3: Creating Communication Opportunities Children send us messages in many ways on a daily basis. The final workshop will give you ideas on how to interpret your child’s messages, help them learn new words and how to create opportunities to help them send you more messages.

SALT Advice Leaflets: Stages of Communication Development

SALT Advice Leaflets: Early Language

SALT Advice Leaflets: Social Communication

SALT Advice Leaflets: Looking and Listening

SALT Advice Leaflets:Play

SALT Advice Leaflet: Teaching New Vocabulary

Speech Prompts

Core Vocabulary Boards NHS: There are 5 core vocabulary boards in total. The boards start from stage 1 through to stage 5. At each stage, more core words are added to the board so they get more complex.

Teaching Prompts

Teacher Prompts to support talk for writing

Support Age 11-18

Supporting Communication age 11-18 This series of videos has been put together by the MLCO Children and Young People’s Speech and Language Therapy Service. They are intended to help parents and carers support young people (aged 11-18) with communication needs.

Stammering: Advice and useful links

Stammering in pre-school children leaflet.pdf

The British Stammering Association Stamma raise awareness about stammering in the general public so that the hurdles faced by people who stammer are more widely understood.

Michael Palin Centre for Stammering Further information regarding support for children and adults who stammer.

St Mary's RC. Primary School
Clare Road, Levenshulme, Manchester, M19 2QW
E-Mail: admin@stmaryslevenshulme.org.uk Mrs P Kent Brown
Telephone: 0161 224 5995

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