There are moments in life where something simple becomes incredibly meaningful—not because of what you  do, but because of what it enables someone else to do. Recently, I signed up to volunteer with Be My Eyes , a global app connecting blind and visually impaired people with sighted volunteers through live video calls. I wanted to give something back in a way that felt natural, flexible, and genuinely helpful. This week, I answered my very first call. The beauty of the app li

As many of you know, the Signing Choir has now officially retired. It’s been a wonderful journey full of music, inclusion, and community,...

After 15 wonderful years, our signing choir will be retiring. This decision, though difficult, feels right given the challenges of...

Another year has gone by and whilst some things unfortunately stay the same there has been one major change for me…from TSLI to RSLI...

'Santa' and Helen returned to their local Deaf club this cold wintry weekend to deliver the Christmas gifts to the children of the...

The choir formerly known as Woolston Schools Signing Choir was set up in 2009 by Helen Andrews, who was then a teaching assistant at...

We had the pleasure of starting off our Christmas season by performing at #NTSpekeHall. It's great to have the choir back together in...

October 2022 Certificate for the choir's involvement with The Queen's Platinum Jubilee HM Queen Elizabeth II 1926 -2022

October 2022 Unfortunately, we are sometimes in life we are faced with difficult times and come into contact with some not nice people....

August 2022 More and more meetings and appointments are being conducted online. By purchasing a laptop for a Deaf gentleman broke down...

May 2022 We are currently working on a song for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. Feel free to learn the signs and join in the events in your...