Stoke Speaks Out is a multi-agency project to look at the issues underlying children's language deficits in Stoke on Trent.
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1...2...3...Grow! Health Information Day for parents
[ 22 Feb 2010 ]
Health Information Day for families with pre-school children and parents-to-be
Four settings awarded Stoke Speaks Out 'Communication Friendly Award'[ 17 Feb 2010 ]
Congratulations to four more settings who have achieved Stoke Speaks Out Level 4!
New Stoke Speaks Out Level 1 course for high school staff
[ 10 Feb 2010 ]
Stoke Speaks Out Level 1 is now available for practitioners working with age 11+
Stoke Speaks Out Day - 17th March 2010
[ 9 Feb 2010 ]
Stoke Speaks Out Day will be held on 17th March 2010.
Four more settings have achieved Stoke Speaks Out Level 4!
[ 22 Jan 2010 ]
Congratulations to four more settings who have achieved the Stoke Speaks Out Level 4 'Communication Friendly Setting' Award.
Places available on 'Communicating with Confidence' Training
[ 6 Jan 2010 ]
Places are available on the Stoke Speaks Out Level 1 'Communicating with Confidence Courses'
Staged Pathway Toolkit now online
[ 14 Dec 2009 ]
The Staged Pathway Toolkit is now live on our website
Are you a practitioner who has recently attended Level 1 training?
[ 11 Dec 2009 ]
If you are a practitioner who has recently attended the Stoke Speaks Out Level 1 'Commmunicating with Confidence' training, please complete our questionnaire!
New training dates added for 2010
[ 7 Dec 2009 ]
New dates for Level 1 and Level 3 Stoke Speaks Out training available
Another successful Stoke Speaks Out conference!
[ 16 Nov 2009 ]
Our conference was held on 6th November 2009 and was a huge success!
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DID YOU KNOW?
Did you know that one in ten children in the U.K (approximately one million) have a speech or language difficulty?
In Stoke on Trent the figure is much higher than this - evidence from Sure Start local programmes suggests that more than half of the children in Stoke on Trent are at risk of a language or speech delay. This will impact significantly on the child's ability to learn and on future opportunities in life.
