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Award-winning sports podcast created by autistic learners
Tettenhall Wood School in Wolverhampton, teacher, Adam Millichip, set up the TWS Sports podcast in 2021 to help pupils learn key skills such as communication, developing social skills, improving confidence and much more. They’ve managed to attract famous names from the world of sports, and even won a global Sports Podcast Award the same year.
‘Shouting doesn’t help’
Did you realise that sign names often reflect people’s quirks or that lip-reading is mainly guesswork? Did you realise that sign names often reflect people’s quirks or that lip-reading is mainly guesswork? Writer Charlie Swinbourne reveals what he’d love people to understand about the deaf community.
The Rights on Flights Campaign
Alongside TV presenter Sophie Morgan, Disability Rights UK has been part of the Rights on Flights Campaign to demand that the Government gives the Civil Aviation Authority more powers to fine airlines and other actors who fail in their obligations to Disabled travellers.
England to ban use of mobile phones in schools
The Education Secretary, Gillian Keegan, has announced that schools across England should ban mobile phone use to improve behaviour. But Contact is urging schools to remember that mobiles phones must be allowed where they provide a “reasonable adjustment” under the Equality Act 2010.
Coronation Street: Britain’s Got Talent star Jack Carroll joins cast
Jack Carroll, now 24, will make his debut on the famous cobbles just after Christmas as Bobby – Carla Connor’s nephew. It’s not the first acting role for Bradford-born Jack, who has cerebral palsy.
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