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Therapists

Sarah McKay

I am the Lead Speech and Language Therapist and part of the Senior Leadership Team within the school.  Before joining SMBS I worked in a range of other special schools and NHS services supporting children and young people with communication needs.

It is vital that students are supported to reach their full potential, and the Therapy Team aim to do this by taking a holistic view of each young person, working collaboratively with staff and families, and embedding good practice across the day. We use evidence based practice to inform our clinical decision making, and stay up to date with continued professional development to ensure that the support offered to our students is appropriate and effective.

We welcome contact from families. Please don't hesitate to get in touch with us by calling the school or emailing therapy@stmarylebonebridgeschool.com.

Rosie Anderson

Before joining SMBS, I worked as a speech and language therapist in various NHS services supporting children and young people with communication needs. During the week, I also support students at SMBS's sister school called St Marylebone C of E School.

I like to use a holistic approach to identify how to best support each young person with their language and communication needs. This type of approach enables us to support students with various aspects of their lives, such as their relationships with others and their wellbeing. I aim to integrate evidence-based practice into the support, which is provided to the young people at SMBS.

India Ogun

I am an Occupational Therapist working collaboratively with SMBS through the Westminster Training and Outreach Service, Occupational Therapy Team. I have previous experience working within the home, school, and hospital settings both in Australia and the UK.

Two days a week, I provide specialist support to the students at St. Marylebone Bridge School. I support both universal strategies accessible to all students and tailored supports for those students with specific needs. Additionally, to this I provide specialist input for students with Educational, Health, and Care Plans (EHCPs) that include Occupational Therapy within their outcomes.

My holistic, child-centered approach focuses on helping children achieve their personal goals, using evidence-based practices and close collaboration with families to enhance their overall well-being and independence.I believe it is important that every child has the opportunity and support to succeed and achieve the goals that are meaningful to them.

Steph Moon

I am a speech and language therapist with      previous experience as a primary school teacher. Before joining SMBS I worked for the NHS as a speech and language therapist in a range of schools in Hertfordshire.

I enjoy using and promoting communication strategies to support young people in all aspects of their school life, and working closely with teachers to support all young people at SMBS to reach their potential. I aim to integrate evidence-based research with a deeper understanding of individual needs to find what works best for each young person.

Tegan Rayland

I am a speech and language therapist at SMBS and I also support students at SMBS' sister school, St Marylebone CE School, one day a week. I previously worked in the NHS in schools and early years speech and language therapy service. 

I am dedicated to providing support to young people with speech and language needs, taking into account their individual profiles alongside evidenced-based practice to help them reach their goals. I aim to use and encourage communication strategies to support all young people in a range of different aspects of life.

Chloe Rush

I am a speech and language therapist with a background of working in NHS community paediatric services prior to joining the team at SMBS.

I am particularly keen to support young people with speech, language or social communication difficulties to develop an understanding of themselves and their unique patterns of strengths and needs. I aim to combine evidence-based practice and a focus on wellbeing to ensure young people have the tools and information they need to build positive relationships with others and achieve their goals into adulthood. 

 

 

Additional Input

At The St Marylebone CE Bridge School we work closely with other professionals to ensure our students access additional input if needed.

Currently the school is working with professionals to provide access to Creative Mentoring, Physiotherapy, School Nursing, and Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services.

Herries Street, London, W10 4LE

020 3693 4752