S.N.A.P. Special Needs Learning
An individualised learning programme that builds the literacy, numeracy and attention skills needed for class.
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Speech, Language & Communication Therapy
Helping children communicate and connect
Communication is central to learning, friendships and independence. We help children understand others and express themselves.
Focus areas
How we help your child communicate
Understanding language
Following instructions and understanding what others say.
Expressive language
Building vocabulary, sentences and sharing ideas.
Speech development
Clear speech sounds that others can understand.
Functional communication
Making needs known, with or without words.
Social communication
Conversation, turn-taking and playing with peers.
Communication for learning
Using language to learn in class and during play.
How it works
Simple, structured and built around your child
Assess
We look at understanding, expression, speech and social communication.
Connect goals
Communication goals become part of your child's wider plan.
Practise everywhere
You get simple strategies for everyday conversations.
Questions parents ask
Good to know
When should my child see a speech and language therapist?
Consider an assessment if your child is not babbling, using words or joining words at the expected age, or is hard to understand. Seek help promptly if your child loses words they used to say.
My child does not talk yet. Can you help?
Yes. We support every form of communication, including gestures, pictures and devices, while building speech where possible.
Do you work with other therapists?
Yes. Our speech and language therapists plan together with occupational therapists, educators and psychologists.
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Psychology & Family Support
Assessment, behaviour support and counselling that help your whole family respond with confidence.
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Playgroup
Guided, sensory-rich play where little ones move, explore, communicate and make first friends.
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