I had a lovely afternoon at this year's awards. If you'd like to nominate someone for next year's awards please read on.......
Pearson and The Communication Trust have once again joined forces to launch the seventh Shine a Light Awards. Entries for this year open in September with the awards ceremony taking place on Thursday 21st March 2019. Britain’s Got Talent winner, Lee Ridley, also known as the Lost Voice Guy will be performing at the event alongside a soon-to-be-announced celebrity host.
The awards not only celebrate the hard work and determination of children and young people with SLCN but also seek to recognise the incredible contributions of teams, schools, settings, young people and individuals across England who champion innovative work and excellence in supporting children and young people's communication development.
The award categories available for teams, settings and individuals to enter will include:
· The Katie Rough Memorial Award for innovative or excellent practice when working with children and young people affected by Selective Mutism
· Early Years Setting of the Year Award
· Primary School of the Year Award
· Secondary School or College of the Year Award
· SEN School or Group of the Year Award
· Child / Young Person of the Year Award
· Youth Justice of the Year Award
· SLCN Innovation of the Year Award
· Communication Champion of the Year Award
The Shine a Light Awards website will be open to receive applications soon. Bookmark the website at www.shinealightawards.co.uk
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