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Belmont City College and the Deaf Education Program are sharing todays National Week of Deaf People theme!

Today we celebrate 20 years of the CRPD & National Sign Languages! 👏🎉

Belmont City College and the Deaf Education Program are sharing todays National Week of Deaf People theme!

Today we celebrate 20 years of the CRPD & National Sign Languages! 👏🎉
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20 hours ago
✨National Week of Deaf People✨

We kicked off our NWDP celebrations on Friday with a lovely celebration with some special partners and supporters of the BCC Deaf Education Program, as well as some current staff, past staff and students.

BCC Deaf Education Program was established at BCC in 1989. We have supported many Deaf and Hard of Hearing students with their secondary education since then, with many going on to very successful careers and meeting their goals.Image attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment

✨National Week of Deaf People✨

We kicked off our NWDP celebrations on Friday with a lovely celebration with some special partners and supporters of the BCC Deaf Education Program, as well as some current staff, past staff and students.

BCC Deaf Education Program was established at BCC in 1989. We have supported many Deaf and Hard of Hearing students with their secondary education since then, with many going on to very successful careers and meeting their goals.
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21 hours ago

Wanjoo!

We acknowledge and respect the Noongar Whadjuk people, the traditional custodians of the boodja (land) on which we work and live.
We recognise their continuing connection to the boodja and bilya (rivers), and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.