SuzieL
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Are there any updates on this, as to whether it will be incorporated into the GCSE's? If so when as we are a few years on and there is still no BSL lessons at schools? Thank you Suzie x
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Hi, Bilbo, I agree it is good. x
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That is awesome you have someone to train with, I test my little knowledge of BSL with my 7yr old nephew, he has hearing difficulties and he learns from his friends. I totally agree all schools should teach this, maybe as one of the language choices they have (if children still have choices now, it has been a long time since I was at school). x
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I am loving it to, I do have issues with being a slow learner but it is so exciting x
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Thank you Lizzy, I am shocked it has not been added into the curriculum as a choice in language yet but hopefully it soon will be. If enough people raise awareness.
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Is this still happening Please as would like to practice some sign language, please?
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I find BSL fascinating and have wanted to learn it for many years but thought I was not good enough, or could not afford the lessons. BSL gave me an opportunity and I took advantage of it, this will help me better communicate with my niece and nephew who are both hard of hearing. I believe BSL should be taught in school as can create a more inclusive environment, especially if certain schools have hard-of-hearing students.
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Hi, I am a counselling and psychotherapy student. I find BSL fascinating, I do struggle with learning new things, but learning BSL has been important to me as my niece and great-nephew both are hard of hearing. I also feel it is a great topic which should be taught at school from a young age, which could support more children with inclusivity.