Our dedicated speech and language therapists not only help with difficulty in communication and oral movements, but at all ways of interacting, including body language, assimilating information and understanding.
We see students at work in the classroom, or in groups and ensure that we work closely with other members of staff, to train them and attend meetings about the student’s progress.
My son is a changed person. He never wanted to engage with staff or his peers, often he was non compliant and would not interact in social activities or undertake tasks. He is now so much more proactive, he has learnt home skills where he undertakes tasks using his own initiative either with minimum prompting or totally unsupported.
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St. Piers College is part of Young Epilepsy. Young Epilepsy is the operating name of The National Centre for Young People with Epilepsy (NCYPE)
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