Talk Boost
Using Talk Boost can significantly improve children’s talking and understanding of words. Two thirds of children make good progress after just eight to ten weeks of the programme.
Frequently asked questions
Talk Boost is a catch-up programme for children who are behind with talking and understanding words to boost their language skills. Differentiated for children between the ages of 3-10 years, the programme aims to accelerate children’s progress in language skills by an average of six months, after a nine-week intervention.
In addition, all of our programmes can also be used to demonstrate to Ofsted how you are focusing on developing staff skills.
If your child has been enrolled on to a Talk Boost programme and you would like to find out some further information and how to support your child to complete the activities, please click here.
If you are a setting and would like to share information about the programme with your parents, please find a letter template here.
Early Talk Boost:
72% of children reached expected levels in understanding words and sentences (compared to 28% before)
Talk Boost KS1:
81% of children reached expected levels in their ability to talk in sentences (compared to 33% before)
Talk Boost KS2:
Nearly 60% of children reached expected levels in working with others and having conversations (compared to 20% before)
We have developed a brand-new programme trackers tool for Talk Boost. Our tracker will help you identify which children would benefit the most from the programme and show their progress before and after the programme. The new tracker will provide a better user experience, enhanced reporting, and the option for organisations to get aggregate data from multiple schools.
You can purchase all of our programmes through our online shop here. Alternatively you can place your order directly with a member of our specialised team at info@speechandlanguage.org.uk or 020 7843 2515.
Simply get in touch with a member of our specialised team who will be happy to answer any questions. You can do so by emailing info@speechandlanguage.org.uk or calling 020 7843 2515.