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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 […]

AIM – Sing and sign

In today’s session, we were joined by Natascha and Sophie, who are doing their student placement with People First Merseyside. We planned and practised our workshop for the Pathways Self-advocacy […]

The DAVID Project

This week in the DAVID Project we will be welcoming some guests. Pete Le Grys from ‘Photosymbols’ will be coming along to talk to our members about how he can […]

AIM – Session 3 of the BSL course

Today we repeated what we have learned in the previous session – signs for Deaf, deafened, hearing, heard of hearing and blind. We have then moved on to some new […]

Meeting our new Hate Crime Officer

Yesterday we had the pleasure of meeting Kate Gore as part of our Get Involved Group, she is the new Hate Crime officer for Sefton at Merseyside Police. Kate is […]

AIM – Sing and sign

Today we practised an old song that we will perform online for the Pathways Blackpool conference. We have also learned to sign to a new song – ‘I’d like to […]

AIM – BSL training

In the second BSL training session we repeated what we have learned in the previous one, for example, introducing ourselves with our full name, and then we moved on to […]

AIM – Sing and Sign

The topic of today’s ‘Sing and Sign’ session was friendship and the song we have learned was ‘Together We’ll Be OK’ by Cannon and Ball. You can see the video […]

AIM – Starting the BSL course

Today we did our first British Sign Language (BSL) session with Steve McKenna from Merseyside Society for Deaf People (MSDP). Steve taught us some basic rules of the BSL, like […]

Fun Friday – Jade’s Funny pictures

We’ve had another fantastic afternoon together on Zoom at our Fun Friday session last week. We started off with a surprise visitor, the lovely Karen Brumskill. Karen worked with us […]

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