• Celebrating 10 Years in Business

    Celebrating 10 Years in Business We are very proud to say that the School of Sign Language has been in business for 10 years. The School of Sign Language was established by Debra Keyser (Reynolds) in April 2006 who was motivated by her drive and enthusiasm to break down barriers between Deaf and hearing communities.… [Continue Reading]

    Celebrating 10 Years in Business

  • Learn BSL Online

    Take tuition further Learning Sign Language for free online is the best way for us to raise awareness on a mass scale. Our ever increasing library of videos, graphics and documents is the perfect way for you to learn BSL in your own time.

    Learn BSL Online

  • BSL for Children

    Primary Sign teaches children British Sign Language in a fun, unique and effective way through animated characters, interactive lessons, games and activities. Learn at your own pace and in your own time. www.Primarysign.com

    BSL for Children

  • BSL Interpreters

    School of Sign Language provides a range of BSL interpreters and communication support workers, experienced to provide language support in a multitude of settings, including: Hospitals/Medical appointments Workplace meetings Student Support in Colleges Meetings with professional e.g. accountants, solicitors etc & More

    BSL Interpreters

About

About

The aim of School of Sign Language was and still is to break down the barriers between the Deaf and hearing community and raise the awareness of British … [Read More]

Latest News

What’s the difference between BSL and Makaton? Makaton is designed to be used to support spoken language, for people with learning or communication difficulties. Makaton is often used alongside speech to help aid children and adults with communication. It is common for people to eventually stop using signs as their speech develops. British Sign Language […]

Sign Language for Children

Primary Sign

I want to say a huge thank you to primary sign. My daughter Mackenzie is 4 she has hearing aids and is part deaf due to a syndrome called Turner syndrome. … [Read More]