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2023 Speech, Language and Communication Summit
- Oral Language Skills
- Language Development Process
- Understanding Neuroscience
- Use of Language
- Language of Emotions
- Playful Communication
- Transformative Communication
- Auditory Processing
- Communication Disabilities & Health Disparities
- Visual Biofeedback
- Deafness
- Brain-SET Environments
- The Inclusive Environment
- Supporting Development for Children with SEND or Autism
- Yarning Circles
- Nurturing Environments Specialist Training
- Ofsted: Language and Communication
- Music, Movement and SLC
- Makaton Ready
- Plus more!
from £45 incl. VAT
15 Hours of Video
Featuring: Sally Haughey, Alistair Bryce-Clegg , Professor Sam Wass, Dr. Lucretia Berry & Dr. Tehia Glass on, Molly Potter, Heeral Davda, Dr. Amanda Gummer, Dr. Claire Warden, Nick Dux, Dr. Inas Ismail and Omar Massoud, Helen Robinson, Dr. Joanne Cleland, Charlotte Davies, Sophie Hutton, Dr. Kate Rowley, Dr. Kathryn Murray, Lukas Ritson, Kirsty Godfrey and Sam Sleeman-Boss, Rebecca Skinner and Becky Poulter Jewson, Dr. Shelley Stravitz, Joanne Jones and Vicky Robinson, Tasha Bretton, Jennifer Ellison, and Dr. Lynn Williams.
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Featured Speakers
Sally Haughey
Why focus on Oral Language Skills?
Alistair Bryce-Clegg
The Language Development Process
Professor Sam Wass
Proactive or Reactive?
Dr Lucretia Berry & Dr Tehia Glass
Use of Language
Molly Potter
The Language of Emotions
Heeral Davda
Challenges of the ‘Word Gap'
Dr Amanda Gummer
Playful Communication
Dr Claire Warden
Talking & Thinking Floorbooks
Nick Dux
Transformative Communication
Dr Inas Ismail & Omar Massoud
Autsera App
Helen Robinson
Augmentative and Alternative Communication
Dr Joanne Cleland
Visual Biofeedback
Charlotte Davies
Auditory Processing
Sophie Hutton
The Inclusive Environment
Dr Kate Rowley
Deafness
Dr Kathryn Murray
Brain-SET Environments
Lukas Ritson
Yarning Circles
Kirsty Godfrey & Sam Sleeman-Boss
Ofsted on Language & Communication
Rebecca Skinner & Becky Poulter Jewson
‘To be listened to is to be loved'
Dr Shelley Stravitz
The ACERS Model
Joanne Jones & Vicky Robinson
Nurturing Environments Specialist Training
Tasha Bretten
Music, Movement & SLC
Jennifer Ellison
Makaton Ready
Dr Lynn Williams
Communication Disabilities & Health Disparities
2022 Speech, Language and Communication Summit
- Plays supporting Language Development
- Neuroscience of Language Development
- Story Telling
- The Spoken Voice
- Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
- Linguistic Diversity, Dialect and Heritage Language
- Multiagency Working to Support Speech & Language
- Language Learning with Camembear
- Links between Picture Books, Language & Literacy
- Language of Maths
- Profiles of Early Expressive Phonological Skills
- Cognitive Processing Model for Speech
- Supporting Multi-lingual Children
- Play and SLC
- Stuttering
- Selective Mutism
- Baby and Toddler Signing
Summit Recordings from £45 incl. VAT
13 Hours of Video
Featuring: Julia Donaldson CBE, Professor Sam Wass, Ben Faulks (aka Mr Bloom), Dr Lucretia Berry, Dana Kabaila, Ms Ashley Jefferson, Dr Pam Enderby OBE, Caroline England, Dr Holly Storkel, Indigo Young, John Doleman & Fran Beard, Judith Torres, Karen Wilding, Dr Lynn Williams, Tera Sumpter, Sheona Gilmour, Georgina Durrant, Kristine Short, Lucy Nathanson, Jennifer Ellison, Tessa Weadman, Leanne Jefferson, Dr Cindy Hovington, and Emma Tunnicliffe.
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Featured Speakers
Julia Donaldson CBE
How Plays can Support Language Development
Professor Sam Wass
The Neuroscience of Language Development
Ben Faulks (aka Mr Bloom)
Story Telling Secrets
Dr Lucretia Berry
The Hues of You: Giving Children the Language to Discuss Difference
Dana Kabaila
Restorative Practice for Early Years staff
Ms Ashley Jefferson
The Lost Art of Storytelling
Dr Pam Enderby OBE
Measuring Outcomes of Language Intervention
Caroline England
The Spoken Voice
Dr Holly Storkel
Developmental Language Disorder
Indigo Young
Linguistic Diversity, Dialect and Heritage Language
John Doleman & Fran Beard
Multiagency Working to Support Speech and Language
Judith Torres
The Links between Picture Books, Language and Literacy
Karen Wilding
The Language of Maths in the Early Years
Dr Lynn Williams
PEEPS: Profiles of Early Expressive Phonological Skills
Tera Sumpter
A Cognitive Processing Model for Speech, Language, Literacy & Executive Functioning
Sheona Gilmour
Strategies for Supporting Multi-lingual Children
Georgina Durrant
Play and Speech, Language and Communication
Kristine Short
Supporting Children who Stutter
Lucy Nathanson
Selective Mutism – Myths and Strategies
Jennifer Ellison
Baby and Toddler Signing
Tessa Weadman
Shared Book Reading
Leanne Jefferson
Learning another Language – with Camembear
Dr Cindy Hovington
Scaffolding Language during Play
Emma Tunnicliffe
Developmental Language Disorder
2021 Speech, Language and Communication Summit
- English as an Additional Language
- Verbal Dyspraxia and Childhood Apraxia
- Baby Talk and Play
- Language And The Outdoors
- How Words Shape The Way We Think
- Toddler Talk & Child-Led Interactions
- Utilising Book Diversity
- Stuttering
- Picture Exchange Communication System
- Selective mutism and Non-Verbal Meaning Making
- Developing Speech & Language Difficulties
- Supporting the emotional needs
- Family Engagement and Parent Support
- Makaton and Signing
from £40 incl. VAT
18 Hours of Video
Featuring: Josephine O. Bampoe, Nicola Lathey, Baroness Hollins, Debbie Brace, Sue Asquith, Jess Gosling, Vikesh Anand, Louise Maggs, Dr Abi Hackett, Jenny Barber, Associate Professor Nerina Scarinci, Susannah Thomson, Jane Wilson, Sejal Payne, Liz Elks, Professor J. Scott Yaruss, Dr Jayne Newbury, Suzanne Axelsson, Bryony Rust, Hannah Morris, Debbie Garvey, Kirstie Page, Dr Rose Drury, Kirsty Cunnington, Dr Lakeisha Johnson, Sherri Cawn, Lauren Bryan, Joanna Grace, Chris Wade, Rebecca Skinner and Becky Poulter Jewson.
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Featured Speakers
Josephine O. Bampoe
Speech and Language Therapy Development in Ghana
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Speech and Language Therapy Development in Ghana
- Speech and language therapy development in Ghana
- Overcoming barriers as a new profession
- Future plans to increase accessibility and employment
Nicola Lathey
Verbal Dyspraxia or Childhood Apraxia of Speech – a single case study
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Verbal Dyspraxia or Childhood Apraxia of Speech – a case study
- Case study on childhood apraxia of speech (DVD)
- Differentiating DVD from other speech disorders
- Strategies for practitioners to support children with speech difficulties
Baroness Hollins
Wordless books supporting language
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Wordless Books Supporting Language
- Using wordless picture books to develop communication skills
- Empowering children and adults to express emotions through visuals
- Beyond Words charity and resources for diverse audiences
Debbie Brace
Baby Talk and Play
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Baby Talk and Play
- Explores how babies communicate before words, like turning away when overstimulated.
- Discusses the importance of caregivers “receiving” and making sense of a baby's distress.
- Offers strategies like using hand shapes to connect with a child's feelings before redirecting
Sue Asquith
Language acquisition and challenges
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Language acquisition and challenges
- Provides an overview of typical language development and how to identify delays.
- Shares engaging resources and activities to promote early language skills.
- Emphasizes building practitioner knowledge, collaborating with parents, and meeting individual needs.
Jess Gosling
English as an Additional Language – Teaching Internationally
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English as an Additional Language – Teaching Internationally
- Shares her experience teaching in different countries, highlighting the benefits and challenges.
- Discusses strategies for supporting English language learners and promoting multilingualism.
- Offers insights into adapting pedagogy to diverse cultural contexts.
Vikesh Anand
Stuttering – Inspiring confidence – an adult's perspective
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Stuttering – Inspiring confidence – an adult's perspective
- Shares his personal journey growing up with a stutter and its impact on his life.
- Strategies for building confidence and self-acceptance as a person who stutters.
- Advocates for raising awareness and understanding of stuttering, including through stand-up comedy
Louise Maggs
Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS)
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Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS)
- Explains the theory and development of PECS for children with autism
- Outlines the six phases of PECS, from single picture exchange to commenting
- Shares tips for starting PECS, training staff, and overcoming challenges
Dr Abi Hackett
Young children's non-verbal meaning making
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Young Children's Non-Verbal Meaning Making
- Explores how young children's communication is deeply entangled with place, objects, and movement.
- Advocates for embracing diverse forms of meaning-making beyond just spoken language.
- Encourages slowing down and valuing non-obstructive practices in early years pedagogy.
Jenny Barber
Interactions and language
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Interactions And Language
- Provides insights into how children acquire language and the role of adults in this process.
- Offers practical strategies for promoting language across all areas of development.
- Discusses ways to engage with parents and support their involvement in language development.
Associate Professor Nerina Scarinci
Family Engagement
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Interactions And Language
- Identified 7 clusters representing characteristics of engaged families
- Emphasizes the importance of an open, honest relationship with families
- Provides practical strategies for building therapeutic relationships
Rebecca Skinner and Becky Poulter Jewson
Language and the outdoors
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Language And The Outdoors
- Outdoor environments promote emotional regulation, enabling deeper engagement and learning.
- Natural resources encourage imagination and richer conversations,
- enhancing language development.Practitioners should trust children, share power, and allow freedom for quality interactions.
Susannah Thomson
Selective Mutism
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Selective Mutism
- Selective mutism is an anxiety disorder where a person struggles to speak in certain situations.
- Early intervention is crucial; practitioners can educate themselves and implement strategies.
- Support is available for adults with selective mutism to expand their comfort zones gradually.
Jane Wilson
screening, monitoring & supporting children's speech sound development
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Screening, Monitoring & Supporting Children's Speech Sound Development
- Engaging visual model to understand speech & language development holistically
- Low-pressure approach to support speech sounds through daily routines & activities
- Eco-friendly speech therapy resources promoting sustainability
Sejal Payne
English as an Additional Language
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English as an Additional Language
- Gather robust information about children's language exposure and skills from families
- Provide language-rich environments that reflect children's backgrounds and identities
- Facilitate meaningful interactions and model language in context for language acquisition
Liz Elks
Children at Risk of Developing Speech & Language Difficulties
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Children at Risk of Developing Speech & Language Difficulties
- Respond consistently to babies' cues to build intentional communication from birth
- Facilitate play experiences that develop symbolization skills for language learning
- Be a responsive interaction partner: wait, listen, comment rather than question
Professor J. Scott Yaruss
Early Childhood Stuttering – support and advice
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Early Childhood Stuttering – support and advice
- Stuttering involves disruptions in speech and feeling “stuck” while speaking
- Many young children stutter, but most recover without intervention
- Comprehensive therapy focused on communication skills is key
Dr Jayne Newbury
What parents / caregivers’ know about early child language development and why it matters.
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What Parents / Caregivers’ Know About Early Child Language Development And Why It Matters.
- Many parents understand the importance of interaction but lack specific knowledge
- TV/screen time impacts language development differently by age
- Clear, consistent messaging from professionals can improve parental knowledge
Suzanne Axelsson
How words shape the way we think
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What How Words Shape The Way We Think / Caregivers’ Know About Early Child Language Development And Why It Matters.
- Explores the importance of mindful communication and its impact on children.
- Shares strategies for slowing down, observing closely, and listening deeply.
- Advocates for an inclusive, transdisciplinary approach to early education.
Bryony Rust
Toddler Talk & Child-Led Interactions
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Toddler Talk & Child-Led Interactions
- Offers strategies for building attention skills and core vocabulary.
- Emphasizes accepting and affirming children's communication attempts.
- Provides resources for practitioners and parents on her website and courses.
Hannah Morris
Supporting the emotional needs of children with speech and language difficulties
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Supporting the emotional needs of children with speech and language difficulties
- Explores how emotions impact brain functioning and learning in children with speech/language needs.
- Provides strategies for identifying emotional needs and collaborating with families for support.
- Offers top tips like using visuals for emotional literacy and building nurturing relationships.
Debbie Garvey
The Language of Leadership
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The Language of Leadership
- Leaders should embrace being learners, enablers, mentors, and developers of their team.
- Use inclusive language like “we” to foster a collective journey towards quality experiences.
- Effective leaders nurture relationships, enable debate, risk-taking, and problem-solving.
Kirstie Page
Speech & language – the bedrock for literacy
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Speech & Language – The Bedrock For Literacy
- Speech and language underpin all areas of child development, from interactions to learning and play.
- Identifying and addressing gaps in skills like auditory memory is crucial for literacy readiness.
- Involve parents as primary language facilitators and celebrate children's successes
Dr Rose Drury
exploring young bilingual children’s learning at home & in nursery
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Exploring Young Bilingual Children’s Learning At Home & In Nursery
- Recognizing the increasing diversity and importance of fostering bilingualism as a resource.
- Emphasising the cognitive and cultural benefits of maintaining the mother tongue.
- Advocating for strategies to support bilingual children's linguistic and cultural experiences.
Kirsty Cunnington
Parent support with language building & communication
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Parent Support With Language Building & Communication
- Diverse online activities, books, and resources for parents to engage children aged 0-6
- Fun ideas like singing nursery rhymes in different languages and making “mud kitchens”
- Links to virtual libraries, author events, and literacy competitions
Dr Lakeisha Johnson
Utilising diverse books in an Early Years setting
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Utilising diverse books in an Early Years setting
- Tips for choosing quality diverse books with rich vocabulary and storylines
- Activities to extend books through dramatic play, music, science experiments
- Her website Maya's Book Nook with book guides, author interviews, themed booklists
Sherri Cawn
Communication Disorders and the Profectum Academy
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Communication Disorders and the Profectum Academy
- Emphasizes a developmentally-minded, relationship-based approach to communication disorders.
- Highlights the importance of play in developing social communication skills.
- Discusses signs to look for in children with communication challenges.
Lauren Bryan
Makaton and Signing
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Makaton and Signing
- Explains how signing can support spoken language development from an early age.
- Discusses the use of Makaton signs and symbols for effective communication.
- Provides practical tips for incorporating signing in early years settings.
Joanna Grace
Ambitious Sensory Story Sharing
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Ambitious Sensory Story Sharing
- Engaging narrative through sensory experiences for inclusive learning
- Promoting multi-sensory storytelling techniques for diverse abilities
- Practical tips for creating rich, immersive sensory stories
Chris Wade
Supporting parents during tribunals and autism diagnostics
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Supporting Parents During Tribunals And Autism Diagnostics
- Insights into speech and language assessment appeals and tribunal processes
- Detailed overview of multidisciplinary autism diagnostic assessments
- Positive approach to supporting neurodiversity and strengths-based interventions
2020 Speech, Language and Communication Summit
- Typical speech development
- Environments for communication
- Practice and Pedagogy
- Child directed speech
- Multilingual and dual language learners
- Music and supporting speech development
- Literacy, reading and writing progression
- Makaton
- Social communication disorders with autism
- Selective mutism
£36 incl. VAT
14 Hours of Video
Featuring: June O'Sullivan MBE, Elizabeth Jarman, Dr Lakeisha Johnson, Prof Julian Pine, Greg Bottrill, Fran Paffard, Pennie Brownlee, Maggie Johnson, Sue Fisher, Libby Hill, Nancy Stewart, Julie Cigman, Dr Jessica Pitt, Jean Gross CBE, Di Chilvers, Dr Tanya Richardson, Dr Carla Solvason, Dr Tiffany P Hogan, Karen Nemeth, Justine Woolley and Emma Tunnicliffe, Nicola Lathey and Dr Kelly Burgoyne.
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Featured Speakers
June O'Sullivan MBE
CEO of the London Early Years Foundation (LEYF)
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Language & Pedagogy:
- Language Development & Links To Child Poverty
- The Language Gap
- 7 Strands of The LEYF Pedagogy
Dr Tiffany P Hogan
Director of SAiL and Professor at MGH Institute
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Dyslexia & DLD:
- Basis of dyslexia
- dyslexia links to other communication differences
- SeeHearSpeak podcast
Elizabeth Jarman
Author and consultant
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Communication Friendly spaces ©:
- Communication Friendly Spaces
- Differentiation of spaces
- Being responsive to children's needs
Sue Fisher
Specialist consultant in Makaton
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Makaton:
- Benefits of Makaton
- Two-way communication with Makaton
- practical strategies to embed Makaton
Libby Hill
Speech and Language Therapist & consultant on Channel 4 ‘Born Naughty?'
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Behaviour as Communication:
- Communication problems & behaviour
- Animal Assisted Therapy
- Small Talkers
Dr Jessica Pitt
Lecturer in Music Education at The Royal College of Music
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Music, Speech and Language:
- SALTMusic research
- micro-songs
- creative musical approaches to S+LT
Emma Tunnicliffe
Speech and Language Therapist
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SaLT In Schools:
- The Balance System For S+LT
- Strategies For Teachers
- Strategies For Parents
Di Chilvers
Author and advisory consultant
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Mathematical Development:
- impact of language and talk on mathematical development
- developing and extending language to support maths
- Development Map and Observation Tool Kit
Dr Carla Solvason
Senior Lecturer at the University of Worcester
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Development of Language:
- typical speech & language development
- Being professionally curious
- researching children’s speech & language Development
Prof Julian Pine
Professor at the University of Liverpool & Director of LuCiD
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Strategies for language development:
- Child Directed Speech
- techniques & strategies to encourage language development
- joint book reading
Greg Bottrill
Author and Consultant
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The Mystery of children & communication:
- children as co-creators of play
- magic of children
- Play School TV
Dr Tanya Richardson
Senior Lecturer at the University of Northampton
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Impact of the Environment:
- indoor classroom, outdoor classroom & natural environments
- assessing environments
- research from a child's viewpoint
Nancy Stewart
Author and Consultant
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Communication Birth to 3:
- communication in the birth to three age
- the role of the environment
- strategies for the baby room
Karen Nemeth
Author, consultant and creator of CASTLE Approach
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Dual Language Learners:
- Language CASTLE
- many languages in a setting
- family engagement
Julie Cigman
Author and Consultant
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Environments for EAL:
- Enabling environment for children with EAL
- Assessment and planning for children with EAL
- Resources and activities for both setting and home partnership
Dr Lakeisha Johnson
Assistant Professor University of the District of Columbia
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Culturally relevant books, language & literacy:
- links between language & literacy
- Maya’s Book Nook
- bridging the gap between research & practice
Dr Kelly Burgoyne
Lecturer at the University of Manchester
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Working with Parents:
- Parents and Children Together (PACT) project
- oral language
- practical strategies from the research
Pennie Brownlee
Author and Consultant
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Verbal Respect:
- verbal respect
- language constructs a child’s own culture, self-image & world view
- identifying language patterns
Nicola Lathey
Speech and Language Therapist and author
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Autistic Spectrum Disorders:
- social communication difficulties
- autistic spectrum disorders
- supporting families
Maggie Johnson
Author and Speech and language Therapist
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Selective Mutism:
- Selective mutism
- understanding how the child feels
- strategies for children & families
Fran Paffard
Senior Lecturer at the University of East London & The University of Cumbria
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Multi-lingualLearners:
- Benefits of more than one language
- cultural variations
- practical strategies to support multilingual families
Jean Gross CBE
Speaker & former English Government communication champion for children
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Holistic Development and vocabulary:
- The impact of the word gap on children's development
- children's emotional wellbeing and resilience
- sharing books
Justine Woolley
Speech and Language Therapist
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SaLT in schools:
- The Balance System for S+LT
- strategies for teachers
- strategies for parents
Literacies Early Years Summit
- What type of ‘literacies' are there?
- What do children need to know before phonics?
- World of Words
- Musical literacy
- Mathematical understanding
- Physical Literacy
- Emotional and social literacies
- Literacy, reading and writing progression
- Early writing skills
- Holistic links across all literacies
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11 Hours of Video
Featuring: Alistair Bryce-Clegg, Dr Brynn Welch, Katrice Horsely. Sonia Mainstone-Cotton, Greg Bottrill, Elaine Bennett, Jo Meakin, Molly Potter, Prof Susan Neuman, Zoe Greenhalgh, Ann Baker, Emma Hutchinson, Dr Lala Manners, Connie Bergstein Dow, Sharon Skade, Sandi Phoenix, Julie Cigman, Alison Featherbe, Tamsin Grimmer and Barbara Schindelhauer.
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Alistair Bryce-Clegg
Katrice Horsley
Greg Bottrill
Jo Meakin
Dr Susan Neuman
Sandi Phoenix
Dr Brynn Welch
Sonia Mainstone Cotton
Elaine Bennett
Molly Potter
Zoe Greenhalgh
Ann Baker
Barbara Schindelhauer
Emma Hutchinson
Dr Lala Manners
Connie Bergstein Dow
Sharon Skade
Julie Cigman
Alison Featherbe
Tamsin Grimmer
Challenge and Risk in the Early Years
- Encouraging risk taking in cognitive development
- Supporting parents on the benefits of risky play
- The 6 types of risky play
- Seeing risk from the child's perspective
- Introducing woodworking into an Early Years setting
- Outdoor environments for exploration and discovery
- Froebel's view on adventurous play
- How to help staff implement good risky play activities safely
- How leaders affect risk taking with their staff in the setting
- Japanese Early Years settings and their attitudes to risk taking
- Risky play in the Reggio Emilia environment and pedagogy
- Benefit/risk assessment and play policies in Early Years settings
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9 Hours of Video
Featuring: Alistair Bryce-Clegg, Dr Diane Kashin, Rachel Buckler. Dr Mariana Brussoni, Pete Moorhouse, Chanie Wilschanscki, Sandi Phoenix, Julie Mountain, Sid Mohandas, Dr Tim Gill, Prof Ellen Sandseter, Kathryn Solly, Chris Phoenix, Niki Buchan, Helen Little and Helen Tovey.
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Alistair Bryce-Clegg
Dr Mariana Brussoni
Sandi Phoenix
Dr Tim Gill
Chris Phoenix
Dr Diane Kashin
Pete Moorhouse
Julie Mountain
Prof Ellen Sandseter
Niki Buchan
Helen Tovey
Rachel Buckler
Chanie Wilschanscki
Sid Mohandas
Kathryn Solly
Helen Little
Leading Practitioners, Leading Practice
- Playfulness and Learning
- Outstanding childminders environment
- Self-narratives and practitioner wellbeing
- The role of networks in supporting practitioners
- The unique role of the Early Years in safeguarding children
- Children's wellbeing as a manny/nanny
- Babies' wellbeing
- Outdoors Play and Learning
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10.5 Hours of Video
Featuring: Alistair Bryce-Clegg, Vanessa Dooley, Lisa Stell, Christopher Phoenix, Jamel Campbell, Sarah Fillingham, Lauren Coulter, Rachel Buckler, Ursula Krystek-Walton, Sandi Phoenix, Daniel Butcher, Susan Stacey, Diana Suskind, Jon Rolnik, Tash Treveton, Nicole Halton, Professor Jan White, Claire Foster, Jill Watts, Kim Hunter, Viki Veale and Claire Martin.
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Alistair Bryce-Clegg
Lisa Stell
Sandi Phoenix
Daniel Butcher
Diana Suskind
Nicole Halton
Viki Veale
Vanessa Dooley
Christopher Phoenix
Sarah Fillingham
Ursula Krystek-Walton
Jon Rolnik
Jill Watts
Claire Martin
Kim Hunter
Rachel Buckler
Jamel Campbell
Lauren Coulter
Susan Stacey
Tash Treveton
Claire Foster
Prof Jan White
Children's Outdoor Play and Learning
- Natural Playspaces and Sustainability
- “Resource Free” Outdoor Play
- Arts and Outdoor Play
- Designing Play Spaces that Meet Children's Needs
- Puddle Play, Mud Kitchens and Spirituality
- Nature Pedagogy in the UK and around the world
- Learning from outdoor expeditions
- Practical Experiences from Timbernook and Cedarsong
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9.5 Hours of Video
Featuring: Jan White, Michael Follet, Dr Sue Elliott, Natalie Canning, Julie Mountain, Julie Ann White, Angela Hanscom, Juliet Robertson, Dr Red Ruby Scarlet, Kathryn Solly, Toni and Robin Christie, Terri Harrison, Claire Warden, Menna Godfrey, Erin Kenny and Liz Edwards
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Liz Edwards
Dr Sue Elliott
Natalie Canning
Julie Mountain
Julie Ann White
Angela Hanscom
Juliet Robinson
Dr Red Ruby Scarlet
Toni and Robin Christie
Kathryn Solly
Terri Harrison
Claire Warden
Menna Godfrey
Erin Kenny
Michael Follett
Jan White
Physical Development
- Children's Movement and Outdoor Provision
- Outdoors and Nature Play
- Early Childhood Reflexes and Physical Development
- Healthy Postures for Children and Babies
- Early Years Obesity and the Effects on Children's Development
- Toddlers Moving and Learning
- The Role of Music in Physical Development
- The Practitioner's Role in Physical Development
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10 Hours of Video
Featuring: Barbara Isaacs, Rae Pica, Maggie Dent, Sue Palmer, Dr Lala Manners, Jan White, Sue Robb, Kathleen Porter, Helen Battelley, Prof Pat Preedy, Anne O'Connor, Nicola Burke, Steven White, Sharon Skade and Sandi Phoenix
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Sally Goddard Blythe
Rae Pica
Steven White
Sue Robb
Prof. Pat Preedy
Maggie Dent
Nicola Burke
Helen Battelley
Sandi Phoenix
Sharon Skade
Sue Palmer
Kathleen Porter
Dr Lala Manners
Anne O'Connor
Barbara Isaacs
Children’s Personal, Social and Emotional Well-Being: Strategies for Support
- Children's Independence and Self-Development
- Improving PSED through Physical Development
- Using the Leuven Scales
- The Vital Role of the “Significant Other”
- Drop-off and Pick-up Strategies
- PSED in Birth to Three
- The “Cups Philosophy” for PSED
- Neuroscience to Support PSED
- PSED for Children with Autism
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Featuring: Alistair Bryce-Clegg, Professor Chris Pascal & Professor Tony Bertram, Jane Evans, Dr Suzanne Zeedyk, Julia Manning Morton, Rob Fox, Sandi Phoenix, Michelle Myers, Debi Keyte Hartland, Wendy Baker, Suzanne Axelsson, Sonia Mainstone-Cotton, Mine Conkbayir and Dr Sue Allingham
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Marion Dowling
Jane Evans
Prof. Chris Pascal
Prof. Tony Bertram
Dr Suzanne Zeedyk
Julia Manning-Morton
Rob Fox
Alistair Bryce-Clegg
Sandi Phoenix
“Mrs M”
Debi Keyte-Hartland
Wendy Baker
Suzanne Axelsson
Sonia Mainstone-Cotton
Mine Conkbayir
Dr Sue Allingham
Talking With Children and Quality Interactions
- Strategic Approaches to Talking with Children
- Effective Questions and a Supporting Environment
- Communication and Interaction with Babies
- Collaboration in Early Years Practice
- Having Fun with Language
- Using Language with Pre-School and Reception Age Children
- Peer Observations to Support Colleagues
- The Parent's Perspective on Quality Interactions
£36 incl. VAT
Featuring: Marion Dowling, Penny Tassoni, Laura Henry, Julie Fisher, Ann Clare, Michael Jones, June O'Sullivan, Alistair Bryce-Clegg, Jane Bulkeley, Niki Buchan and Chris Reid
Click here to find out more about the Talking With Children Summit speakers and their topics
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Laura Henry
Penny Tassoni
Marion Dowling
Kathy Brodie
Prof. Julie Fisher
Dr. Ann Clare
Alistair Bryce-Clegg
Michael Jones
Chris Reid
June O'Sullivan MBE
Dr. Jane Bulkeley
Niki Buchan
Summit Transcripts
Downloadable PDFs with detailed transcripts of all the interviews from each summit. We also have printed books available for the Spring 2017 Summit on Children’s Personal, Social and Emotional Well-Being.
Please note – the Transcripts for the 2021-2023 summits are available as part of the Gold and Platinum Recordings packages only.
2023 Speech, Language and Communication Summit: Recordings + Transcripts + Workbook
- Oral Language Skills
- Language Development Process
- Understanding Neuroscience
- Use of Language
- Language of Emotions
- Playful Communication
- Transformative Communication
- Auditory Processing
- Communication Disabilities & Health Disparities
- Visual Biofeedback
- Deafness
- Brain-SET Environments
- The Inclusive Environment
- Supporting Development for Children with SEND or Autism
- Yarning Circles
- Nurturing Environments Specialist Training
- Ofsted: Language and Communication
- Music, Movement and SLC
- Makaton Ready
- Plus more!
£75(approx $90 USD or $125 AUD).
274 Pages Transcript + Recordings + Workbook
Featuring: Sally Haughey, Alistair Bryce-Clegg , Professor Sam Wass, Dr. Lucretia Berry & Dr. Tehia Glass on, Molly Potter, Heeral Davda, Dr. Amanda Gummer, Dr. Claire Warden, Nick Dux, Dr. Inas Ismail and Omar Massoud, Helen Robinson, Dr. Joanne Cleland, Charlotte Davies, Sophie Hutton, Dr. Kate Rowley, Dr. Kathryn Murray, Lukas Ritson, Kirsty Godfrey and Sam Sleeman-Boss, Rebecca Skinner and Becky Poulter Jewson, Dr. Shelley Stravitz, Joanne Jones and Vicky Robinson, Tasha Bretton, Jennifer Ellison, and Dr. Lynn Williams.
Click here to find out more about the 2023 Speech, Language and Communication speakers and their topics
To find more info about our fabulous speakers' topics CLICK on their pictures.
Featured Speakers
Sally Haughey
Why focus on Oral Language Skills?
Alistair Bryce-Clegg
The Language Development Process
Professor Sam Wass
Proactive or Reactive?
Dr Lucretia Berry & Dr Tehia Glass
Use of Language
Molly Potter
The Language of Emotions
Heeral Davda
Challenges of the ‘Word Gap'
Dr Amanda Gummer
Playful Communication
Dr Claire Warden
Talking & Thinking Floorbooks
Nick Dux
Transformative Communication
Dr Inas Ismail & Omar Massoud
Autsera App
Helen Robinson
Augmentative and Alternative Communication
Dr Joanne Cleland
Visual Biofeedback
Charlotte Davies
Auditory Processing
Sophie Hutton
The Inclusive Environment
Dr Kate Rowley
Deafness
Dr Kathryn Murray
Brain-SET Environments
Lukas Ritson
Yarning Circles
Kirsty Godfrey & Sam Sleeman-Boss
Ofsted on Language & Communication
Rebecca Skinner & Becky Poulter Jewson
‘To be listened to is to be loved'
Dr Shelley Stravitz
The ACERS Model
Joanne Jones & Vicky Robinson
Nurturing Environments Specialist Training
Tasha Bretten
Music, Movement & SLC
Jennifer Ellison
Makaton Ready
Dr Lynn Williams
Communication Disabilities & Health Disparities
2022 Speech, Language and Communication Summit: Recordings + Transcripts + Workbook
- Plays supporting Language Development
- Neuroscience of Language Development
- Story Telling
- The Spoken Voice
- Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
- Linguistic Diversity, Dialect and Heritage Language
- Multiagency Working to Support Speech & Language
- Language Learning with Camembear
- Links between Picture Books, Language & Literacy
- Language of Maths
- Profiles of Early Expressive Phonological Skills
- Cognitive Processing Model for Speech
- Supporting Multi-lingual Children
- Play and SLC
- Stuttering
- Selective Mutism
- Baby and Toddler Signing
£75(approx $90 USD or $125 AUD).
232 Pages Transcript + Recordings + Workbook
Featuring: Julia Donaldson CBE, Professor Sam Wass, Ben Faulks (aka Mr Bloom), Dr Lucretia Berry, Dana Kabaila, Ms Ashley Jefferson, Dr Pam Enderby OBE, Caroline England, Dr Holly Storkel, Indigo Young, John Doleman & Fran Beard, Judith Torres, Karen Wilding, Dr Lynn Williams, Tera Sumpter, Sheona Gilmour, Georgina Durrant, Kristine Short, Lucy Nathanson, Jennifer Ellison, Tessa Weadman, Leanne Jefferson, Dr Cindy Hovington, and Emma Tunnicliffe.
2021 Speech, Language and Communication Summit: Recordings + Transcripts + Workbook
- English as an Additional Language
- Verbal Dyspraxia and Childhood Apraxia
- Baby Talk and Play
- Language And The Outdoors
- How Words Shape The Way We Think
- Toddler Talk & Child-Led Interactions
- Utilising Book Diversity
- Stuttering
- Picture Exchange Communication System
- Selective mutism and Non-Verbal Meaning Making
- Developing Speech & Language Difficulties
- Supporting the emotional needs
- Family Engagement and Parent Support
- Makaton and Signing
£66(approx $90 USD or $125 AUD).
329 Pages Transcript + Recordings + Workbook
Featuring: Josephine O. Bampoe, Nicola Lathey, Baroness Hollins, Debbie Brace, Sue Asquith, Jess Gosling, Vikesh Anand, Louise Maggs, Dr Abi Hackett, Jenny Barber, Associate Professor Nerina Scarinci, Susannah Thomson, Jane Wilson, Sejal Payne, Liz Elks, Professor J. Scott Yaruss, Dr Jayne Newbury, Suzanne Axelsson, Bryony Rust, Hannah Morris, Debbie Garvey, Kirstie Page, Dr Rose Drury, Kirsty Cunnington, Dr Lakeisha Johnson, Sherri Cawn, Lauren Bryan, Joanna Grace, Chris Wade, Rebecca Skinner and Becky Poulter Jewson.
2020 Speech, Language and Communication Summit Transcripts
- Typical speech development
- Environments for communication
- Practice and Pedagogy
- Child directed speech
- Multilingual and dual language learners
- Music and supporting speech development
- Literacy, reading and writing progression
- Makaton
- Social communication disorders with autism
- Selective mutism
£18(approx $22 USD or $33 AUD).
249 Pages
Featuring: June O'Sullivan MBE, Elizabeth Jarman, Dr Lakeisha Johnson, Prof Julian Pine, Greg Bottrill, Fran Paffard, Pennie Brownlee, Maggie Johnson, Sue Fisher, Libby Hill, Nancy Stewart, Julie Cigman, Dr Jessica Pitt, Jean Gross CBE, Di Chilvers, Dr Tanya Richardson, Dr Carla Solvason, Dr Tiffany P Hogan, Karen Nemeth, Justine Woolley and Emma Tunnicliffe, Nicola Lathey and Dr Kelly Burgoyne.
Literacies Early Years Summit Transcripts
- What type of ‘literacies' are there?
- What do children need to know before phonics?
- World of Words
- Musical literacy
- Mathematical understanding
- Physical Literacy
- Emotional and social literacies
- Literacy, reading and writing progression
- Early writing skills
- Holistic links across all literacies
£18(approx $22 USD, $33 AUD)
218 Pages
Featuring: Alistair Bryce-Clegg, Dr Brynn Welch, Katrice Horsely. Sonia Mainstone-Cotton, Greg Bottrill, Elaine Bennett, Jo Meakin, Molly Potter, Prof Susan Neuman, Zoe Greenhalgh, Ann Baker, Emma Hutchinson, Dr Lala Manners, Connie Bergstein Dow, Sharon Skade, Sandi Phoenix, Julie Cigman, Alison Featherbe, Tamsin Grimmer and Barbara Schindelhauer.
Challenge and Risk in the Early Years Transcripts
- Encouraging risk taking in cognitive development
- Supporting parents on the benefits of risky play
- The 6 types of risky play
- Seeing risk from the child's perspective
- Introducing woodworking into an Early Years setting
- Outdoor environments for exploration and discovery
- Froebel's view on adventurous play
- How to help staff implement good risky play activities safely
- How leaders affect risk taking with their staff in the setting
- Japanese Early Years settings and their attitudes to risk taking
- Risky play in the Reggio Emilia environment and pedagogy
- Benefit/risk assessment and play policies in Early Years settings
£18(approx $22 USD or $33 AUD).
174 Pages
Featuring: Alistair Bryce-Clegg, Dr Diane Kashin, Rachel Buckler. Dr Mariana Brussoni, Pete Moorhouse, Chanie Wilschanscki, Sandi Phoenix, Julie Mountain, Sid Mohandas, Dr Tim Gill, Prof Ellen Sandseter, Kathryn Solly, Chris Phoenix, Niki Buchan, Helen Little and Helen Tovey.
Leading Practitioners, Leading Practice Transcripts
- Playfulness and Learning
- Outstanding childminders environment
- Self-narratives and practitioner wellbeing
- The role of networks in supporting practitioners
- The unique role of the Early Years in safeguarding children
- Children's wellbeing as a manny/nanny
- Babies' wellbeing
- Outdoors Play and Learning
£18(approx $22 USD or $33 AUD).
175 Pages
Featuring: Alistair Bryce-Clegg, Vanessa Dooley, Lisa Stell, Christopher Phoenix, Jamel Campbell, Sarah Fillingham, Lauren Coulter, Rachel Buckler, Ursula Krystek-Walton, Sandi Phoenix, Daniel Butcher, Susan Stacey, Diana Suskind, Jon Rolnik, Tash Treveton, Nicole Halton, Professor Jan White, Claire Foster, Jill Watts, Kim Hunter, Viki Veale and Claire Martin.
Children's Outdoor Play and Learning Transcripts
- Natural Playspaces and Sustainability
- “Resource Free” Outdoor Play
- Arts and Outdoor Play
- Designing Play Spaces that Meet Children's Needs
- Puddle Play, Mud Kitchens and Spirituality
- Nature Pedagogy in the UK and around the world
- Learning from outdoor expeditions
- Practical Experiences from Timbernook and Cedarsong
£18(approx $22 USD or $33 AUD).
168 Pages
Featuring: Jan White, Michael Follet, Dr Sue Elliot, Natalie Canning, Julie Mountain, Julie Ann White, Angela Hanscom, Juliet Robertson, Dr Red Ruby Scarlet, Kathryn Solly, Toni and Robin Christie, Terri Harrison, Claire Warden, Menna Godfrey, Erin Kenny and Liz Edwards.
Physical Development Transcripts
- Children's Movement and Outdoor Provision
- Outdoors and Nature Play
- Early Childhood Reflexes and Physical Development
- Healthy Postures for Children and Babies
- Early Years Obesity and the Effects on Children's Development
- Toddlers Moving and Learning
- The Role of Music in Physical Development
- The Practitioner's Role in Physical Development
£18(approx $22 USD or $33 AUD).
221 Pages
Featuring: Barbara Isaacs, Rae Pica, Maggie Dent, Sue Palmer, Dr Lala Manners, Jan White, Sue Robb, Kathleen Porter, Helen Battelley, Prof Pat Preedy, Anne O'Connor, Nicola Burke, Steven White, Sharon Skade and Sandi Phoenix
Children’s Personal, Social and Emotional Well-Being: Strategies for Support Transcripts
- Children's Independence and Self-Development
- Improving PSED through Physical Development
- Using the Leuven Scales
- The Vital Role of the “Significant Other”
- Drop-off and Pick-up Strategies
- PSED in Birth to Three
- The “Cups Philosophy” for PSED
- Neuroscience to Support PSED
- PSED for Children with Autism
£18(approx $22 USD or $33 AUD).)
189 Pages
Featuring: Alistair Bryce-Clegg, Professor Chris Pascal & Professor Tony Bertram, Jane Evans, Dr Suzanne Zeedyk, Julia Manning Morton, Rob Fox, Sandi Phoenix, Michelle Myers, Debi Keyte Hartland, Wendy Baker, Suzanne Axelsson, Sonia Mainstone-Cotton, Mine Conkbayir and Dr Sue Allingham
Downloadable PDF or Printed Book options available. P&P charged on printed book (£2 in UK, £5.50 in Europe £8 rest of world).
Summit Certificates
Early Years Summit Continued Personal and Professional Development certificates are personalised with your name, dated, with the number of hours of Professional Development and an outline of the Summit topics.Purchase of the certificate gives you Lifetime access to a quiz which confirms your knowledge of the content presented on the Summit and helps in your learning process. This is not just a ‘certificate of attendance'. You can do the quiz at any time at your convenience, either during the summit week or afterwards. Successful completion of the quiz allows you to download and print the certificate with your name and the date on it or you can store it electronically in your professional development file.You'll need to correctly answer 80% of the questions on the Summit Quiz to get your certificate and you can have more than one attempt.
2023 Speech, Language and Communication Summit Certificate
- Oral Language Skills
- Language Development Process
- Understanding Neuroscience
- Use of Language
- Language of Emotions
- Playful Communication
- Transformative Communication
- Auditory Processing
- Communication Disabilities & Health Disparities
- Visual Biofeedback
- Deafness
- Brain-SET Environments
- The Inclusive Environment
- Supporting Development for Children with SEND or Autism
- Yarning Circles
- Nurturing Environments Specialist Training
- Ofsted: Language and Communication
- Music, Movement and SLC
- Makaton Ready
- Plus more!
£20 incl. VAT
15 CPD Hours
Featuring: Sally Haughey, Alistair Bryce-Clegg , Professor Sam Wass, Dr. Lucretia Berry & Dr. Tehia Glass on, Molly Potter, Heeral Davda, Dr. Amanda Gummer, Dr. Claire Warden, Nick Dux, Dr. Inas Ismail and Omar Massoud, Helen Robinson, Dr. Joanne Cleland, Charlotte Davies, Sophie Hutton, Dr. Kate Rowley, Dr. Kathryn Murray, Lukas Ritson, Kirsty Godfrey and Sam Sleeman-Boss, Rebecca Skinner and Becky Poulter Jewson, Dr. Shelley Stravitz, Joanne Jones and Vicky Robinson, Tasha Bretton, Jennifer Ellison, and Dr. Lynn Williams.
Click here to find out more about the 2023 Speech, Language and Communication speakers and their topics
To find more info about our fabulous speakers' topics CLICK on their pictures.
Featured Speakers
Sally Haughey
Why focus on Oral Language Skills?
Alistair Bryce-Clegg
The Language Development Process
Professor Sam Wass
Proactive or Reactive?
Dr Lucretia Berry & Dr Tehia Glass
Use of Language
Molly Potter
The Language of Emotions
Heeral Davda
Challenges of the ‘Word Gap'
Dr Amanda Gummer
Playful Communication
Dr Claire Warden
Talking & Thinking Floorbooks
Nick Dux
Transformative Communication
Dr Inas Ismail & Omar Massoud
Autsera App
Helen Robinson
Augmentative and Alternative Communication
Dr Joanne Cleland
Visual Biofeedback
Charlotte Davies
Auditory Processing
Sophie Hutton
The Inclusive Environment
Dr Kate Rowley
Deafness
Dr Kathryn Murray
Brain-SET Environments
Lukas Ritson
Yarning Circles
Kirsty Godfrey & Sam Sleeman-Boss
Ofsted on Language & Communication
Rebecca Skinner & Becky Poulter Jewson
‘To be listened to is to be loved'
Dr Shelley Stravitz
The ACERS Model
Joanne Jones & Vicky Robinson
Nurturing Environments Specialist Training
Tasha Bretten
Music, Movement & SLC
Jennifer Ellison
Makaton Ready
Dr Lynn Williams
Communication Disabilities & Health Disparities
2022 Speech, Language and Communication Summit Certificate
- Plays supporting Language Development
- Neuroscience of Language Development
- Story Telling
- The Spoken Voice
- Developmental Language Disorder (DLD)
- Linguistic Diversity, Dialect and Heritage Language
- Multiagency Working to Support Speech & Language
- Language Learning with Camembear
- Links between Picture Books, Language & Literacy
- Language of Maths
- Profiles of Early Expressive Phonological Skills
- Cognitive Processing Model for Speech
- Supporting Multi-lingual Children
- Play and SLC
- Stuttering
- Selective Mutism
- Baby and Toddler Signing
£20 incl. VAT
13 CPD Hours
2020 Speech, Language and Communication Summit Certificate
- Typical speech development
- Environments for communication
- Practice and Pedagogy
- Child directed speech
- Multilingual and dual language learners
- Music and supporting speech development
- Literacy, reading and writing progression
- Makaton
- Social communication disorders with autism
- Selective mutism
£14.40 incl. VAT
14 CPD Hours
Literacies Early Years Summit Certificate
- What type of ‘literacies' are there?
- What do children need to know before phonics?
- World of Words
- Musical literacy
- Mathematical understanding
- Physical Literacy
- Emotional and social literacies
- Literacy, reading and writing progression
- Early writing skills
- Holistic links across all literacies
£14.40 incl. VAT
11 CPD Hours
Challenge and Risk in the Early Years Certificate
- Encouraging risk taking in cognitive development
- Supporting parents on the benefits of risky play
- The 6 types of risky play
- Seeing risk from the child's perspective
- Introducing woodworking into an Early Years setting
- Outdoor environments for exploration and discovery
- Froebel's view on adventurous play
- How to help staff implement good risky play activities safely
- How leaders affect risk taking with their staff in the setting
- Japanese Early Years settings and their attitudes to risk taking
- Risky play in the Reggio Emilia environment and pedagogy
- Benefit/risk assessment and play policies in Early Years settings
£14.40 incl. VAT
9 CPD Hours
Practitioners Leading Practice Certificate
- Playfulness and Learning
- The Outstanding Childminders Environment
- Practitioner Wellbeing
- Supporting Practitioners in a setting
- Safeguarding
- Children's wellbeing
- Outdoor Play and Learning
- Outdoor Play in a Digital Age
£14.40 incl. VAT
10.5 CPD Hours
Children's Outdoor Play and Learning Certificate
- Natural Playspaces and Sustainability
- “Resource Free” Outdoor Play
- Arts and Outdoor Play
- Designing Play Spaces that Meet Children's Needs
- Puddle Play, Mud Kitchens and Spirituality
- Nature Pedagogy in the UK and around the world
- Learning from outdoor expeditions
- Practical Experiences from Timbernook and Cedarsong
£14.40 incl. VAT
9.5 CPD Hours
Physical Development Certificate
- Children's Movement and Outdoor Provision
- Outdoors and Nature Play
- Early Childhood Reflexes and Physical Development
- Healthy Postures for Children and Babies
- Early Years Obesity and the Effects on Children's Development
- Toddlers Moving and Learning
- The Role of Music in Physical Development
- The Practitioner's Role in Physical Development
£14.40 incl. VAT
10 CPD Hours
Frequently Asked Questions
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