Parent Detectives Workshops 2026: Workshop three- Speech and Language Therapy Reports
How can we best understand, then explain a neurodiverse child's strengths and needs when planning for secondary school?
How do we get the right support in place so that children are safe and enabled to learn?
Which specialist tests identify a child's learning profile, provide evidence of needs and access to meaningful strategies?
Explore the options at six, 1.5 hour Parent Detective workshops organised by Action-attainment CIC.
Action-attainment's online workshop programme is for parents and teaching staff of children with hidden, neurodiverse, sensory & communication needs. It examines how we can use vital primary years to plan and prepare for secondary school.
Explore Speech and Language Reports for neurodiverse children when preparing for secondary school transfer. For Primary School parents/staff.
Workshop 3: Speech and Language Reports- Behaviour as Communication
Course leader: Tina Meagher, Talking Tomorrows
Aims of session:
- What to look for to build a profile
- When to consider a Speech and Language Therapy Assessment
- Comprehensive Speech and Language Therapy Assessment
- Ways Speech and Language Therapy can help
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General admission: £15 if you book a place on the Eventbrite link
Concession places are also an option booking on the General admission rate is not possible. Please email tom@action-attainment.com for more information about Concession Places.
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Staff have experience of parenting and working with children and young people with neurodiversity, as well as lived experience of neurodiversity themselves.
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Taking part if you are a child or young person with additional needs or a disability
How can a child or young person with SEND take part in this activity
Not applicable as this is an online training event for parents of and teaching staff working with and supporting children and young people with neurodiversity.
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