“Pupils from the specialist resource base who are only with the school for a short time are fully included in other pupils’ play and whole-school events where possible.”

Ofsted, October 2024

“I cannot believe how much my child’s speech has improved in such a short amount of time. Browick Road SRB is just a fantastic provision for children who need that intense support.”
Parent, May 2023

“We are just so grateful for everything the staff have done in the SRB. You’ve helped my child so much and now they are ready to integrate back into their mainstream class. They can talk clearly and be understood by everyone!”
Parent, July 2023

“Since my child started at the SRB in February, we are just over the moon with how well he has settled in and how much progress he has made in such a small timeframe. The staff and support he gets is amazing!”
Parent, July 2026

“We are so incredibly proud of how much our child has grown and thrived this year at the SRB. It has been absolutely amazing to watch his confidence shoot up. Starting at Browick SRB was the best thing to have happened and we are so grateful to be part of such a fantastic school community.” 
Parent, July 2026

Our SRB provides specialist teaching for children with speech, language and communication needs (SLCN). This teaching is integrated with speech therapy provided by the health service. Places are allocated by the Local Authority.

Two part-time teachers and two teaching assistants work in our SRB, supported by an NHS speech therapist.

Norfolk’s Speech and Language SRBs have access to an outreach teacher who works with all five SRBs to provide advice, support and training for mainstream colleagues across the county.

Click here to learn more about Norfolk’s SRBs and the referral process.

Useful links for SLCN

Just One Norfolk – Health advice and support for children and families

DLD information – Raising awareness of Developmental Language Disorder (RADLD)

DLD information – Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) awareness – Speech and Language UK: Changing young lives

DLD information – DLDandMe