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Sadly, the number of deaf schools are declining due to several reasons.

Deaf Awareness training is important for everyone – especially for training and CDP development.

Trainee interpreters often go on placements to gain experience.

I prefer face to face training, compared to remote training mainly due to access to interpreters.

I grew up in a mainstream primary school before going onto a deaf secondary boarding school.

Growing up in a deaf school gave me confidence, experience, life skills and great bunch of friends!

When I was at college, I had a Communication Support Worker and a notetaker. The notes were useful for my studies.

Quite a few schools are now running after school BSL sessions – this is great to have and increase the profile of BSL!

In the past, I was a Trustee of a deaf school because they made who I am, and I wanted to give something back.

When I completed my exams at school, I received extra time which was 25%.

I remember when I was at boarding school, there were 4 house groups using the colours and every time I see red, it reminds me of school.

My mainstream school were lucky to have BSL lessons as part of the curriculum. It was great seeing my hearing friends learning my 1st language.