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PA Sue

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Hello my name is Sue and reason I wanted to learn BSL is I have a new job as passenger assistance for a group of Primary schoolchildren who I escort to school and return home at the end of the day, and the school

specialise in deafness, and are taught BSL.  Most of the parents have the same difficulties and they also sign, so to be able to respond and  interact with both parents and children I wanted to learn signing.  I do have loss of hearing and do wear hearing aids successfully.  My mother was hard of hearing and went to a school where she was taught lip reading so the family tend to watch lips when people speak.  Looking forward to getting to know you all.

Sue

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