International Languages (BSL) and Inclusion
The school demonstrates highly effective teaching of British Sign Language (BSL). This plays a key role in creating an inclusive environment where all pupils and adults, including those with hearing impairments, feel supported and valued. BSL is integrated seamlessly into lessons, with both adults and pupils using it regularly and effectively to communicate. This practice extends beyond the classroom, with BSL being used during concerts, break times, and when greeting visitors, further fostering an inclusive culture. The frequent use of sign language across all areas of school life helps to reduce barriers to communication. BSL is actively promoted and valued by parents and the wider community, with regular workshops and events that encourage involvement and raise awareness of its importance in fostering an inclusive environment.