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Series 35: 8. The Decline of Deaf Schools
Heidi Koivisto Robertson investigates the decline in the number of deaf schools. Penn School in Buckinghamshire has recently closed, leaving the UK with only 22 deaf schools. What does this mean for future generations of deaf children and their education?
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Series 43: Episode 19
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Series 43: Episode 18
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Series 43: Episode 17
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06-03-2024
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Series 43: Episode 15
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