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Petition for free BSL classes for families
The BDA is working with campaigning organisation 38 Degrees on a new petition calling for free British Sign…
2 November 2026
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Statement on workforce planning for BSL GCSE and Qualified Teachers of Deaf Children and Young People (QToDs)
2 November 2026
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26 October 2026
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Starting School in few months’ time?
BDA Scotland’s Mitchell (Transition Officer) is here to give you few tips that might help you get prepared for your journey into school.
Sometimes people with Dementia experience hallucinations where they ‘see’ things that may not be there.
James from BDA Scotland has some tips on how to support people with Dementia if they are experiencing hallucinations.
BDA Scotland are very excited to announce that they have secured funding from the Glasgow City Heritage Trust for two new projects exploring Glasgow’s cultural and historical identify within the Deaf community.
If you are a student, you will know all too well how important it is to save money where you can. You may be living on your own and managing your own budget for the first time.
Helen Morgans-Wenhold from BDA’s Glasgow office talks about her recent experience of running the Great Scottish 10k where she raised an amazing £850 for the BDA.
Three BSL accessible events will take place at the Scottish Parliament and Scottish Universities Insight Institute between May and November this year to explore the idea of implementing the world’s first “Signing Parliament”; a democratic body representing the voice of BSL users in Scotland.