Early years communication

Communication is crucial to playing and learning.

Scope supports Hello, the 2011 national year of communication; a campaign to increase understanding of how important it is for all children and young people to develop good communication skills.

Communication passports (Word and pdf versions)
Communication passports offer a simple practical guide about the non-verbal child, so people can quickly understand their needs.

Play Talks (free download)
Information to promote the importance of play and early communication skills for all children.
£2.50 for CD (to cover postage and handling)

Food Talks (free download)
Colour-coded factsheets that promote inclusion of children with feeding difficulties.
£2.50 for CD (to cover postage and handling)

Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) systems
These systems supplement or support the spoken element in communication. There are different vocabularies and languages to choose from, so the individual can use the most appropriate system.

No Voice, No Choice research reports
Scope's No Voice, No Choice reports look at the experiences of disabled people who use  Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC), their families and the professionals who work with them. They also talk about what the Government need to do improve communication support in the future.

Scope publications on communication.

Cheques should be made payable to Scope Early Years and sent to: 4 Ty Nant Court, Morganstown, Cardiff, CF15 8LW

 For more information or to order any of the above products, please email earlyyears@scope.org.uk or telephone 02920 815452.