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By Lead Academy · Posted
British Sign Language (BSL) in mainstream schools is becoming increasingly important as awareness of the Deaf community and the need for inclusive education grows. Here's how BSL is being integrated and its benefits: 1. Curriculum Integration Many mainstream schools are incorporating BSL into their curriculum as a foreign language or as part of special educational needs (SEN) programs. This helps students develop a deeper understanding of linguistic diversity and enhances communicat -
By Lead Academy · Posted
ositive Signs Training is offering a BSL Level One Fast Track Weekend Course starting in May 2025 at their Upminster Hub in Essex. This intensive course spans 10 Saturdays from 10 am to 4 pm, providing a comprehensive introduction to British Sign Language. The course fee is £720, which includes assessment fees and access to weekly self-study materials via the Positive Signs Training App. Flexible payment options are available to accommodate different budgets. -
By Lead Academy · Posted
You're learning British Sign Language (BSL) for a friend, which is a wonderful and meaningful reason! Learning BSL helps you communicate more inclusively, strengthen your friendship, and support the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community. It also enhances your communication skills and cultural awareness. Keep going—you're making a real difference! -
By Lead Academy · Posted
In British Sign Language (BSL), the sign for "My name" is: "My" – Place your flat hand on your chest. "Name" – Extend your index and middle fingers on both hands (like a pair of scissors) and tap them together twice. After signing "My name," you would then fingerspell your name using the BSL alphabet. Let me know if you need help with fingerspelling! 😊 -
By Lead Academy · Posted
👉 Tap your chin twice with the middle finger of your dominant hand, while keeping the other fingers extended. This motion represents the idea of something being personally significant or preferred. Let me know if you’d like a video or illustration reference to help! 😊 4o -
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