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Speech Language And Communication At St. Margaret's
Speech, language and communication is a fundamental aspect at St Margaret’s (my placement) There is a firm and stable working relationship between the school and both SALT (Speech and Language Therapist) and the local health visitor. It is very important in my setting that these outside agencies are involved as it enables the children to receive proper support and this really benefits the children with SLCN in our care.
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