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UPDATE: NORMA ARMSTRONG STORY

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Ruth Shurman | 11:28 UK time, Wednesday, 10 June 2009

Following on from our report on Norma Armstrong and the Reading Deaf Centre, we can report that two of the members of the parent group with Deaf children who had felt let down with their BSL lessons were able to attend a course in May run by the organisation CHIIC at the Sign Language Centre in Newport, South Wales. The course was provided free of charge, and the two members only had to pay travel and accommodation costs. They successfully completed the first module of their BSL Level 1 exam. CHIIC have also arranged to run courses in Reading during September to get the candidates through the rest of their Level 1 course.

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