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Hearing Impaired Resource Centre
Auriol Junior School is a Hearing Impaired Resource Centre. Several children at the school have a hearing impairment. These pupils benefit from the school ethos which values the contribution that they make to the life of the school. Inclusion of all children is important to Auriol.

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The Hearing Support Resource is a 6 place unit, which has been established for over 22 years. We follow a natural aural/oral approach with the emphasis on listening, supported by speech, reading and the good use of audiological equipment. At present we have 3 students across all year groups.

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Broadmere Community Primary School is a mixed day school with 240 pupils on roll, and a Nursery of 52 part time places. The school is additionally resourced to provide an inclusive education for 6 deaf children, with a fully qualified teacher of the deaf, specialist equipment and and acoustically treated teaching areas. In addition, the children benefit from newly installed Soundfield systems in every classroom

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Chailey Heritage School, in Sussex, is a charitable special school for young people, aged between 3 and 19, with physical disabilities. All of our young people have access to a very high level of clinical and therapeutic input from our NHS colleagues on site. All of our teachers and hands-on staff are highly trained to work with young people with complex needs.

Currently the Hearing Support Centre is run by a full time equivalent qualified Teacher of the Deaf, and supported by an expert team of teaching assistants, who work alongside the children’s class teachers to provide an inclusive curriculum and integrated school experience for all the children

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www.deafsign.com is a free information site, that offers a whole new approach to bringing the Deaf and hearing worlds closer together. The site provides information, articles, quiz, contacts and discussion on issues related to deafness and sign language. News and Guest Book are regularly updated.

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The Hearing Support Department

(sometimes referred to as ‘The Hearing Impaired Unit’) is the Lambeth secondary provision for students with a hearing loss and accompanying communication and learning needs who will benefit from specialist Teacher of the Deaf and Teaching Assistant (TA) support throughout the school day. The department is located within The Elmgreen School, a state of the art, new-build comprehensive so enabling a high degree of inclusive education and involvement in social experiences.

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We focus on the language development abilities of each child and create a programme specifically for that child. This may involve BSL teaching, Cued English or other language programmes. All primary school students will receive direct support from one of our speech and language therapists.

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The proportion of pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities is well above average, including those with statements of special educational needs. Most of the pupils with statements are in the hearing impaired resource base which has places for nine pupils.

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The Lighthouse deaf unit in Surrey offers children and their families highly specialised education in the inclusive mainstream setting of Guildford Grove Primary School. We are unique to Surrey, in that we offer sign supported communication to deaf children, mainly through Sign Supported English, but also through British Sign Language when needed. The deaf children are full and active members of their mainstream classes, enjoying a rich and varied school curriculum, while also getting the support they need to develop their language skills.

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Highworth is a County Combined School which caters for Nursery, First School & Middle School pupils.We also have a department for children who are deaf, or hearing impaired, which offers a range of specialist support including sign language. All children are fully integrated into mainstream classes where they are supported by qualified staff.

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Knollmead is an inclusive environment with a strong commitment to supporting children with special educational needs in the mainstream setting. It has specialist resources for hearing impaired children, using total communication methods and provision for children with autistic spectrum disorder and severe learning difficulties in Nursery, KS1 and KS2. Children and staff view this integration very positively.

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Mary Hare School provides education for deaf children from the ages of 5 - 19 years. The School is open to any deaf child in the UK and where funding exists, from overseas.

The School teaches using an auditory/oral approach, without the use of sign language.

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A charity providing specialist services for disabled people in the North East of England, The Percy Hedley Foundation promotes the rights, needs and aspirations of disabled children and adults through specialist, high quality services.

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