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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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New training dates for staff working with the 11+ age group
[ 13 Jul 2010 ]
Training dates have been arranged for our 'Communicating with Confidence Course' for staff working with the 11-25 age group.
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Two more settings achieve 'Communication Friendly Award'
[ 7 Jul 2010 ]
Successful achievement of the Stoke Speaks Out Level 4 Award.
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Stoke Speaks Out shortlisted for national award
[ 29 Jun 2010 ]
Stoke Speaks Out has been shortlisted for the Nursery World Awards 2010
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Places available on Stoke Speaks Out Training
[ 11 Jun 2010 ]
Stoke Speaks Out has places available on forthcoming Level 1 and Level 3 training
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Four more settings achieve 'Communication Friendly Setting' Award
[ 11 Jun 2010 ]
A number of settings have recently achieved the 'Communication Friendly Setting' Award.
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Teddy Bears' Picnic!
[ 8 Jun 2010 ]
Teddy Bear's Picnic events are being held at various libraries across Stoke-on-Trent
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New Level 3 Module Available
[ 6 May 2010 ]
A new Level 3 module is available for practitioners, titled Supporting Children with Speech Disorder Using Letters and Sounds

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Change to Level 1 11+ training date
[ 6 May 2010 ]
There is a change of date for our Level 1 'Communicating with Confidence' training course for practitioners working with the 11+ age group.
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NEW - Bitesize training sessions now available
[ 5 May 2010 ]
Stoke Speaks Out now has a number of Bitesize training sessions available to settings
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Massage in Schools training available for practitioners
[ 31 Mar 2010 ]
Stoke Speaks Out has a number of places available on Massage in Schools training.
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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.

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