22/09/2026
DE LA BAT SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF - WORCESTER
SCHOOL OF SKILLS (PART 6)
SEPTEMBER - DEAF AWARENESS MONTH
With a feeling of nostalgia we took the road on a rainy day to Worcester. Our visit to De La Bat School for the Deaf, was the perfect ending to our School of Skills adventures.
The dynamic of this school is next level. A combined Mainstream and Skills Development arrangement secures that no kid fall through the cracks.
Sewing
Beauty
Welding
Woodwork
Hospitality
Design
There is a wide selection of skills development, to secure each kid excels in an area they feel comfortable with.
It takes a special kind of leader to bare and raise a dream. These teachers aren't only educators, but they nurture and mould the kids from sometimes complicated childhoods, leading them into their futures where they deserve a place in society. The teachers never stop getting educated themselves. Constant training and other courses in their own time, keep them up to date with current trends with regards to the kids.
In their final year, the Level 4 students are educated to think like Entrepeneurs. Budget planning, Costing and Designing of Advertisements forms part of their Academics, while getting practical experience at local businesses brings the finishing touches to what they've learned during their years of school.
We visited the Neeldework class and took a final walk through the hallways of a school who is the voice for the students, that screams out loud to those who choose not to hear
The silence in this school was deafening, to such an extend, it forced us to look, observe and take in our surroundings with a whole different perspective.
Don't be deaf to what you don't want to hear. Don't be ignorant to how you can help. You can contact the school at Tel: 023 110 0146🤘🫶
Angels donated material to the Needlework Class