Advice and resources School age language development workshops

Our School Age team are pleased to offer two online workshops on supporting the communication and language development of school age children.

They are designed for parents and carers and will be delivered at different times throughout the year. Please see below for more information on the sessions and how to register.

Supporting understanding of language in school age children

  • Does your child struggle to follow the instructions that are given to them?
  • Do they find it difficult to understand and answer questions?

The School Age Speech and Language Therapy Team will be talking about different strategies that may support your child.

Wednesday 29 April
9.30-10.30am
Use our online form to register

Supporting children and young people with limited communication

  • Does your child struggle to pay attention to you?
  • Do they struggle to use words to communicate?

The School Age Speech and Language Therapy Team will be sharing ways you can support your child’s speech, language and communication development.

Monday 11 May
1.30-2.30pm
Use our online form to register

Important information about your personal data

When you visit the link for the training session, we will use the information you provide for service development purposes. Your email address will only be accessible to those Berkshire Healthcare staff involved in the delivery of the training.

Personal data will be deleted after the webinar, your information will not be shared with any third party and you will not be contacted by Berkshire Healthcare as a result of this training, unless safeguarding concerns arise from the session around your own or your child’s wellbeing. If this is the case, data will be used to escalate appropriately to the safeguarding team.

Cameras and microphones will remain disabled throughout the session. However if you do not select ‘Join as a guest’ at the time of the training, your name will be visible to other attendees. Please select ‘Join as a guest’ when you enter and choose a name unrelated to you.