Frequently asked questions
Support for a child with SLCN (Speech, Language and Communication Needs)
Speech and Language development
This model shows the the layers involved within learning language. A child will start at the bottom of the model and develop different skills until they reach the top of the model.
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Speech Link
Speech Link has a number of links which can support your child with parts of speech, understanding, attention and focus.
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Communication Trust
Here are a number of resources that can be used to support your child with language differences.
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NHS Speech and Language Service
This link has a number of videos which shows you a number of different strategies and games you can do at home to support your child at home.
Cognition and Learning
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Dyslexia
Made By Dyslexia has lots of advice and support for any child with a reading or writing difficulty. It also has a number of webinars and videos about dyslexia.
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Dyslexia
The British Dyslexia Association has lots of advice and support for any child with a reading or writing difficulty.
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Dyscalculia
If your child has a particular difficulty with Maths the link below can help you find out more about supporting your child.
Social, Emotional and Mental Health
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Autism (ASD)
Autism Berkshire supports families in Slough who have a child with autism. They can support in a number of different ways.
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Young Minds
Young Minds is a charity that offers support to any child with emotional difficulties.
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ADHD support
This link gives lots of support and guidance to support families with a child with ADHD.
Sensory and Physical
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CYPIT NHS therapy service
This link has lots of support for fine and gross motor skills, toileting, eating and any sensory needs.
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Sensory Processing
It might be that your child is over stimulated in the classroom or at home. This website gives support on how to help them manage the environment.
