Recognising and identifying language and communication needs is essential in developing a child's confidence and ability to express how they feel.

For students, developing confidence helps them better deal with new situations, self-advocate and have faith in themselves.

Early language development plays a crucial role in shaping a child's future academic success and overall well-being both in school and beyond.

In this webinar, we discuss what we mean by a high quality oracy education and the difference it could make to your students and your school.

To celebrate our newest Impact Report, senior leaders in Voice 21 Oracy Schools will talk about how they have implemented, developed, and measured oracy in their schools.

The Voice 21 oracy starter kit is the best place to get started on your school's oracy journey and includes the Voice 21 Benchmarks and Framework along with other useful resources such as our Listening Wheel, latest Impact Report and the Voice 21 Journal.

In our 10 Years of Impact Report you’ll find the latest evidence of the difference oracy makes in schools, real examples from classrooms across the country, and insights into how the oracy movement has grown, from training more than 16,000 teachers and 4,000 leaders, to building a national network of over 1,100 Voice 21 Oracy Schools, including 90 Centres of Excellence.

Voice 21 launched a 2-year research project to answer the question: How can oracy education support vocabulary development? Learn more about the research and teacher insights that we’ve drawn upon to identify each of the active ingredients of an oracy-centred approach to vocabulary development.