From conflict resolution, respecting other points of view, to emotional regulation - schools notice a huge difference in their students as their oracy skills develop.

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Your pupils have a lot to say but might lack the skills needed to express themselves. Feeling listened to and being heard brings young people out of their shells and gives them the ability to put their best foot forward in life.

Find out more how a high quality oracy education can improve a students' confidence.

 A child’s spoken language skills at the age of 5 are one of the strongest predictors of their attainment age 11. Developing an oracy-rich learning environment supports vocabulary development and word ownership.

Find out more about how a high quality oracy education can impact vocabulary development for students in various settings.

Find out how oracy rich classrooms, playgrounds and parents evenings can involve and inspire the community around your school. Shine a light on student's learning with parents and carers by bringing learning to life through talk.

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