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| June 9, 2019
Early Bird Winners Announced!
Five prize winners for our Make A Difference Lottery – Early Bird Bonus Draw have been chosen! Congratulations to: Robin Briggs (Ticket #806) Corey Dowler (#943) Andy Ion (#874) Velga […]
| May 7, 2019
New Board Member – Dr Alec O’Connell
Telethon Speech & Hearing (TSH) is pleased to announce the appointment of distinguished headmaster and educator, Dr Alec O’Connell FACE, FAIM, FNAAUC to its Board of Directors. Currently headmaster at Scotch College in Swanbourne, one […]
| April 9, 2019
Welcome Mazenod College
Earlier this year, TSH commenced its newest partnership with Mazenod College, to provide in-school support for students with hearing loss. Based in Lesmurdie, Mazenod College is the tenth school within […]
| March 26, 2019
Is your child finding reading and spelling tricky?
Children with speech and language difficulties or disorders are at greater risk of experiencing literacy difficulties as they enter formal schooling. This is thought to be the case as both […]
| March 7, 2019
TSH Outpost Student Wins Global Invention Contest
Nine-year-old TSH Outpost student, Leon Dean, has been named as the first and only Australian child to win MED-EL’s annual global invention competition “Ideas for Ears’. Leon is a bilateral […]
| March 5, 2019
TSH Deputy Principal Wins Dr Harry Blackmore Award
Telethon Speech & Hearing’s Deputy Principal, Geoff Reader, has been awarded the prestigious Dr Harry Blackmore award at the Deafness Council WA’s Hearing Awareness Week launch. Mr Reece Whitby MLA […]
| February 25, 2019
2018 Annual Family Survey Results
Telethon Speech & Hearing’s 2018 Annual Family Survey publication is now available online. Telethon Speech & Hearing continually strives for excellence in service delivery. Our annual family survey allows us […]
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