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.
Our son’s progress has been dramatic. He has made in some areas very small but significant steps of progress and in other areas huge progress which is amazing. Thomas seems to be happy and at ease with himself, comfortable and enjoying what he does. He has become socially aware, able to tolerate other people and now interacting within his own environment.
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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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