Key stage 2 and 3 Speaking and Listening

Key stage 2 and 3 speaking and listening is assessed in every school in England that follows the National Curriculum

The way we speak greatly influences the way other people treat us. If we mumble and use lazy speech we give the impression that we don't care. If we speak clearly so that people can hear us, we tend to get treated with more respect.

This applies to children at school with teachers as well as outside of school with shop keepers, dance teachers, soccer coaches etc.

It's a fact of life that any child who has good clear speech has a head start in life!

Over the next few pages we will cover :

• My DVD covering basic articulation and expression. Suitable for parents or older children

• 48 page book which will help you as a parent teach your children to speak confidently Have a look and see how you can help your children for the mad price of only £3.50

• Parent and Child sessions to encourage children to speak using sentences. A problem highlighted in the Rose Reforms.

• Brownie Speaker Badge

• Encouraging a shy child to talk

• Reading Aloud - this is the most basic way a child is assessed at school so practice with them at home to improve their marks.

• Giving a show and tell - how to give a presentation to the class - for ages 5 upwards.

• Giving and preparing a persuasive speech

• Giving and preparing an Informative Speech or a 'how to' speech

• Debating Topics

• Listening skills

• LAMDA exams in Speaking and Reading Aloud

• UCAS points from LAMDA - get some points before you even start your A levels