Learning Links is committed to respecting and preserving the confidentiality of information acquired and not releasing any such information to third parties without proper authority.
In order that Learning Links can maintain privacy in the workplace it is important for staff to know what information may be collected and retained by Learning Links and whether it can be passed on to others.
This policy outlines:
How to Reduce Homework Havoc for Children with Learning Difficulties
By Renee Irving-Lee, Children’s Book Author © 2019 Learning Links It’s homework time again and there’s nothing but tears, refusal, arguments, tantrums, meltdowns or complete avoidance and procrastination. Grrrrrrrrrr!!!!! Why does homework have to be such an epic battle every night? Sound familiar? Homework can be challenging, difficult and down-right painful in some households, especially... Read More
Wednesday, 1st May 2019
Read MoreWhen to get Help: A Parent’s Guide to Speech and Language Development
By Renee Irving-Lee, Children’s Book Author © 2019 Learning Links Speech and language development is a critical step in nurturing the foundation of communication, self-expression and literacy. Children develop speech and language skills at vastly different rates, and sometimes this can leave parents worried about their own child’s development, particularly if they seem to be... Read More
Wednesday, 1st May 2019
Read MoreDeputy Lord Mayor Linda Scott officially opens new Learning Links Centre in Alexandria
On 11th April, Linda Scott, Deputy Lord Mayor and City of Sydney Councillor, officially opened Learning Links’ newest centre in Alexandria – its first in the inner city of Sydney. The Learning Centre features four modern therapy rooms to accommodate the growing demand for support services for children with learning difficulties and disabilities and their... Read More
Wednesday, 24th April 2019
Read MoreHelp the teacher help your child
by Dr Samantha Hornery, Therapy and Education Manager. As a parent it is entirely your decision as to how much or little information you divulge to your child’s teacher about the previous assessments and interventions you’ve undertaken with your child. We won’t go into the pros and cons for this at the moment – it... Read More
Monday, 15th April 2019
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