The Link Live Speech & Language Day

The Link Live Speech & Language Day 2025

Thursday 27th November

  • 9:00–16:15
  • 8 eminent speakers
  • Live Q&A sessions

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Have a question for the team?

Get in touch at linklive@speechlink.co.uk

As a member of The Link Community you get free access to The Link Live.

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What is The Link Live?

The Link Live is an online conference hosted by Speech & Language Link, providing CPD and practical strategies to support pupils with speech, language, and communication needs in schools (EYFS–KS3).

Perfect for SENCos, teachers, teaching assistants, and support staff who want to deepen their understanding and improve outcomes for learners with SLCN.

Meet the Speakers & Watch the Sessions

Explore this section to learn more about our fantastic speakers from The Link Live 2024. You’ll also find access to all the recorded video presentations—perfect for catching up or revisiting your favourite sessions.

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What is The Link Community?

The Link Community is your free hub for specialist resources, tools, and support to help you meet the speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) of pupils in your school.
As a Link Community member, you’ll get access to:
  • The Ultimate Guide to SLCN – our comprehensive online handbook
  • School SLCN Audit Tool – evaluate and strengthen your current provision
  • The Link Magazine Library – packed with advice, strategies, and insights
  • A free ticket to The Link Live – our annual CPD event (worth £80+VAT)
  • Downloadable resources – practical tools to use in class and beyond
Join today – it’s completely free!

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Thanks to the Language Link team for organising another fabulous Link Live conference last week. It was reassuring to hear like-minded professionals discuss embedding a whole-school approach to SLCN and considering the universal strategies we can employ in classrooms that benefit all pupils, while being particularly useful for others.

Sue Marr, Teacher Trainers – Moor House Research & Training Institute