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New data about deaf children published2 comments

Ian Noon wrote 2 weeks ago: Image courtesy of http://images.clipartof.com A few weeks back, the Department for Children, Schools … more →

Tags: Data, DCSF, deaf children, Department for Children Schools and Families, sen, Sharon Hodgson, Special Educational Needs

How the acoustics campaign victory woz won

Ian Noon wrote 3 weeks ago: Well, it’s been two weeks now since we won the campaign victory on acoustics and the Governmen … more →

Tags: acoustics, Apprenticeships Skills Children and Learning Bill, Baroness Wilkins, Campaigns, DCSF, deaf children, Department for Children Schools and Families, Parliament, see hear

So what was all the party conference fuss all about?

Ian Noon wrote 1 month ago: When the party conferences finished a few weeks back, I was at a stage when I couldn’t look at … more →

Tags: acoustics, Conservative, deaf children, Labour, Liberal Democrat, Louis Kissaun, MPs, party conferences

The Spud of Love

Ian Noon wrote 1 month ago: If anything is guaranteed to get your attention as you stumble into work on a gloomy cold Tuesday mo … more →

Tags: Ebay, fundraising, Heart, Potato

Campaign victory for deaf children on acoustics!

Ian Noon wrote 1 month ago: Happy day! After months of lobbying and weeks of nail-biting negotiations, the Government has today … more →

Tags: acoustics, DCSF, deaf children, Department for Children Schools and Families, Ministerial Statement, national deaf children's society, Sounds Good

Running the Royal Parks Half Marathon for NDCS

Ian Noon wrote 1 month ago: Image courtesy of www.ndcschallenges.org.uk On Sunday, I did something I swore I would never do agai … more →

Tags: royal parks half marathon, Running, Volunteers

Lobbying Conservatives on deaf children: day 3

Ian Noon wrote 1 month ago: Last day at the party conferences! The travelling circus is coming to an end for NDCS tomorrow morni … more →

Tags: acoustics, Conservative, deaf children, Louis Kissaun, Mark Harper, Mary Hare, Party conference, Richard Benyon

Lobbying Conservatives on deaf children: day 2

Ian Noon wrote 1 month ago: If I’ve learnt one lesson today, it is not to travel to Manchester without a very good umbrell … more →

Tags: acoustics, Baroness Verma, Conservative, deaf children, Michael Gove, Nick Boles, Party conference, Priti Patel, tim loughton

Making parents cry...

deaffirefly wrote 1 month ago: One of my random small jobs that I do from time to time is a volunteer session worker with the NDCS. … more →

Tags: deaf, Parents

Tweeting with Ed Balls1 comment

Ian Noon wrote 1 month ago: I’ve been tweeting for around a month now and still finding my way around it all. But one of t … more →

Tags: Ed Balls, twitter

NDCS campaigns at Labour conference 2009: day 3

Ian Noon wrote 1 month ago: Louis has continued today in his determination to make campaigns look easy, lobbying a further three … more →

Tags: acoustics, deaf children, Iain Wright, Labour, Louis Kissaun, Party conference, Sharon Hodgson, Virendra Sharma

NDCS campaigns at Labour conference 2009: day 2

Ian Noon wrote 1 month ago: Louis Kissaun with MPs Ed Balls and Mary Creagh Every now and then I get paranoid that deaf young pe … more →

Tags: acoustics, Campaigns, deaf children, Ed Balls, Labour, Louis Kissaun, Mary Hare, Party conference

Campaigning for deaf children at the Lib Dem conference 2009: day 2

Ian Noon wrote 2 months ago: Day two of our Bournemouth Liberal Democrat party conference adventure started with a morning of mee … more →

Tags: Campaigns, EDCM, party conferences, liberal democrats, Annette Brooke, acoustics, David Laws, steve webb, Baroness Garden

Prep for the party conferences 2009

Ian Noon wrote 2 months ago: Image courtesy of www.schooley.net I’m getting quite excited – the travelling circus wil … more →

Tags: MPs, Party conference

So what does it sound like for a deaf child in a school with rubbish acoustics? 1 comment

Ian Noon wrote 2 months ago: As a campaigns officer, we’ve used a range of tools in our attempts to cajole Government into … more →

Tags: Campaigns, deaf children, MPs, acoustics, Sounds Good, Simulation

NDCS Challenges

fromu2charity wrote 2 months ago: NDCS Challenges run UK and international, individual and team charity challenge events to raise mone … more →

Tags: fundraising, Donations, Non-profit, Charity, Donate, Online Donations, Challenges, Support Charities, Support

Greenwich youngsters win campaign victory on cinema access

Ian Noon wrote 3 months ago: I heard a nice little story last week about how a group of deaf young people in south London decided … more →

Tags: Subtitles, Access, Cinema, London, greenwich, Odeon, Deaf Young People

Awarding F for failure to exam bodies on access for deaf children

Ian Noon wrote 3 months ago: It’s the time of year again when lots of expectant young people find out how they did in their … more →

Tags: A-Levels, deaf children, Discrimination, Equality Bill, Exams, GCSE's, Qualifications

Zero information on acoustics in academies

Ian Noon wrote 3 months ago: A while back, we did a snapshot survey of local authorities to find out if the new schools in their … more →

Tags: Academies, acoustics, deaf children, Freedom of Information, schools


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