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Week 7 of Sign Language with MDSP

Another great week of Signing with Ian from MSDP and our members, everyone is doing absolutely fabulous, well done everyone, roll on week 8.

AIM Sing and sign

As we are slowly coming towards the end of our Sing and sign sessions, we looked back at our progress. We have learnt 68 songs so far! We repeated some […]

Week 6 of the BSL course

This week we worked with Ian and his interpreter Lindsay because our tutor Steve is on annual leave. Ian and Lindsay will be working with us for the following two […]

Student Placements

Over the last 3 weeks we have had 2 students (Sophie and Natascha) with us on placement from Liverpool Hope University. As Friday was their last day with us, we […]

The DAVID Project

This week in the DAVID Project the members discussed ideas for the introductory words for our funerals booklet. As usual they were brimming with good ideas: Lisa: Welcome to this […]

AIM – Sing and sign

Today we had a chat about the Sing and sign workshop we prepared for the Blackpool conference last week and the positive feedback we received. Phil added: “I must say […]

Blackpool Conference Week

Usually at this time of the year many people with learning disabilities from across the North West would be getting together in Blackpool for the Regional self advocates Conference. […]

BSL session 5

Today our topic was calendar. We have learned to sign the days of the week, months, and the appropriate weather for each month (cold, rainy, windy, sunny, hot etc.). We […]

AIM Sing and sign at the #NWRF21

As part of the Blackpool conference week, People First Merseyside’s AIM Sing and sign choir and Helen Andrews from BSL For You delivered an online fun-filled Sing and sign workshop. […]

BSL session 4

In today’s session, we put together everything that we have learned so far and practised a short conversation in BSL with Steve. We are now able to introduce ourselves in […]

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