Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) is a lifelong condition affecting 2 children in every average classroom of 30 in the UK. 

DLD is a diagnosis given by a Speech and Language Therapist to people who have lifelong difficulties with talking and understanding words. These difficulties create barriers to communication or learning in everyday life and aren’t due to another condition.

If you would like more info or would like to discuss seeking support from our Speech and Language Therpay team, please contact our Pupil Support team or your child's Head of House. 

	DLD for Secondary slides	[pptx 2MB]
	DLD Info and Support Strategies Booklet	[pdf 12MB]
	RADLD-School-Strategies-A4	[pdf 369KB]
	DLD Teacher Info - Signs and Support	[pdf 243KB]
	DLD Parent Info - Signs and Support	[pdf 344KB]