Hand Talking

We had a lovely time yesterday evening at our Movie night where we watched the film, Listen starring Maisie Sly, well worth a watch!

We also collected a lovely donation on the night for Aylesbury Foodbank that I dropped off on the way home. Did you know that even when they are closed they still happily accept donations in their cupboard outside the warehouse where they sort out the food donations, which is just down from Lynx Gym and before you get to the rubbish tip in Aylesbury ☺️

These are brilliant benefits of learning it! Thank you so much to Deaf Umbrella for sharing this especially this week on

We are always on the lookout for different recommendations for various things and fidgets is something we love for our events but also in our classes. We recently had a recommendation for this new fidget which is a hand held almost computer keyboard system that can be clicked if and when needed to help calm that fidget. What better time to share something like this than .

If you have any other fidgets you’d recommend please let us know ☺️🤩

Happy BSL week everyone!! This show will be great, grab your tickets while you can ☺️

This , we’re celebrating Sign Language and accessibility in theatre! ✨🎭

We’re thrilled to have Marie Biswell from signing our BSL-interpreted performance of A Chorus Line on Thursday 1st May 2025! This special performance ensures that more people can experience the magic of musical theatre.

🎟️www.everyonetheatres.com/whats-on/a-chorus-line

As well as being Sign Language week this week is also and a great chance to learn more about neurodiversity and everything that goes into it.

We come across a lot of neurodiverse children and adults when we do our Quiet Zones for Aylesbury Town Council events and we love to meet you all.

Did you know that neurodiversity covers a lot more than just Autism and ADHD can you think of anything else that makes a person neurodiverse check out the pictures below to see more…..

This is a really interesting graphic to share, thanks ASLI for putting this together I know some followers that would be really interested in this.
I feel this really brings out the theme of Sign Language week with it being “more than a language: culture, community and belonging”

To celebrate Sign Language Week, ASLI has been looking back at how the language was created and developed!

Be sure to visit https://www.ucl.ac.uk/british-sign-language-history/bsl-timeline to read more about the rich history of BSL.

We are proud to be part of British Sign Language's present, with a record number of members, ASLI represents Sign Language Interpreters and translators, working to champion the profession and represent our members, from students to registered and qualified BSL interpreters and translators.

Check out the first of our new series of infographics, watch this space for more!

A very Happy St Patrick’s Day to you all ☘️ 🍀

Happy St Patrick's Day, Monday 17th March 2025

At the beginning of Sign Language we want to thank Signature Deaf for sharing their FingerSpelling graphics, can you FingerSpell your name, here’s the right and left handed version of it ☺️🤟🤲

Really looking forward to being a part of this event again! Brilliant event programme and fantastic people involved too, come and say hi to us if you’re attending, we’d love to meet you all! ☺️😁

SAVE THE DATE! 🗓️

St George's Day Myths and Legends Historical Fayre is taking place across Aylesbury Town Centre from 11am on Sunday 27 April! 🐉

With performances, games and activities across Friars Square Shopping Centre , King's Head, Aylesbury and Market Square, the day is sure to be a favourite with all the family, and will be finished off with a grand uniformed parade led by St George on horseback and featuring Aylesbury Scouts

We're delighted to let you know that Aylesbury Community Board are supporting the day by offering free parking in Waterside North, Friarscroft and Coopers Yard carparks 🚗

See more information on our website https://buff.ly/YdMw8dM and make sure you're following us for further updates!