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Victoria Amy Hewkin
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Victoria Amy Hewkin

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I'm a newly qualified teacher, my undergraduate degree specialised in SEND and have lots experience in this area. I would eventually like to be a sendco. Currently on mat leave with my 8month old, always wanted to learn BSL and this is perfect opportunity. Already knew alphabet and bits learnt from baby sensory etc but wanted to properly learn the basics so can teach son them as he grows up. Think it's such an amazing ability to have to communicate with the deaf community aswell. Also hoping to do a lunch time club when teaching, to teach children the basics of BSL aswell as using them whilst teaching. 

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