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Data on how deaf children are doing at school - now out
Last week, while I was sunning myself on holiday, NDCS published the data given to us by the Department for Children, Schools and Families on how deaf children do in their GCSEs in England in 2008. T… more →
Campaigning for deaf children
Data on how deaf children are doing at school - now out
Ian Noon wrote 1 month ago: Last week, while I was sunning myself on holiday, NDCS published the data given to us by the Depart … more →
Samson and Delilah
solidarityandjustice wrote 2 months ago: Samson and Delilah won the Audience Award at the Adelaide Film Festival and received 5 stars from Da … more →
NDCS supports call for action on inclusion
Ian Noon wrote 3 months ago: As well as being an opportunity to eat lots of easter eggs, Easter is traditionally the time of the … more →
Valuing Diversity: The business case for gender equality during an economic downturn
kateenf wrote 4 months ago: Close the Gap in partnership with Glasgow Caledonian University Business School have produced a pos … more →
Is it REALLY Your Belief System Holding You Back?
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stopyourdrama wrote 5 months ago: I’m sure it’s happened to you. You see someone else who does exactly what you do but th … more →
An end and a beginning for deaf children in Westminster
Ian Noon wrote 7 months ago: Last week, the parliamentary year ended. And then this week, a new one began. Nobody did an Auld Lan … more →
Getting answers to Parliamentary Questions about deaf children in Westminster
Ian Noon wrote 8 months ago: It was two days late but we finally got an answer to Tom Levitt’s parliamentary question on de … more →
Asking questions about deaf children in Westminster...
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Ian Noon wrote 8 months ago: One MP who has been very supportive of NDCS’s work is Tom Levitt. He’s one of the few MP … more →
We can! We can! Yes, We can!
Mission Resourcing Network wrote 8 months ago: We can do it! We can make a difference. Professor Fiona Stanley told Fran Kelly on Radio National … more →
Health care in Australia
Alex Schlotzer wrote 8 months ago: There are, in my view, two major debates about health care in Australia that are really worth focusi … more →
Getting ready for the party: final preparations for the party conferences
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Ian Noon wrote 10 months ago: The party conference beckon ever closer. And like all good parties, I have been spending absolutely … more →
Mentioning the phonics after all...
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Ian Noon wrote 11 months ago: When I recently wrote about phonics, I got an interesting response from a guy who said: Recent resea … more →
Don't mention the phonics!
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Ian Noon wrote 11 months ago: So after all that hard work in getting our campaign report written, published and launched, what hav … more →
An exciting day out on College Green...
Ian Noon wrote 1 year ago: Well, I am still alive after a week in which our campaign report was published. Sleep-deprived, but … more →
I probably shouldn't be showing you this...
Ian Noon wrote 1 year ago: … but here’s an exclusive preview of the cover of the campaign report we’ll be lau … more →
Ian's to-do list for this week
Ian Noon wrote 1 year ago: You know I’m busy when I’ve got lots of yellow post-it notes on my desk. Well, right now … more →
Keeping Mum sweet: NDCS campaign planning
Ian Noon wrote 1 year ago: My Mum once made me promise that I would never become an MP because “MPs never keep their prom … more →
What do deaf children in Wales want to be when they grow up?
Ian Noon wrote 1 year ago: I was in Wales this weekend. No, it was intentional – I had my NDCS volunteers hat on and was … more →
From little things big things really do grow
Alex Schlotzer wrote 1 year ago: From little things big things grow We’ve almost made the re-mix of Paul Kelly’s incredib … more →
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