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Deaf Academy Celebrates 200 Years with Devon's First Deaf Day
12 Jul
Summary
- England's oldest deaf school hosted Devon's first Deaf Day.
- The event celebrated deaf culture and provided support services.
- Princess Anne visited the academy during its 200th anniversary.
The Deaf Academy, England's oldest institution for the deaf, recently organized Devon's very first Deaf Day. This significant event was held on Saturday, coinciding with the academy's 200th anniversary celebrations.
The free community gathering took place at Ocean in Exmouth. It offered attendees the chance to connect with organizations and businesses dedicated to supporting the deaf and hard of hearing community. Visitors also had the opportunity to learn about the academy's work and employment prospects through guided tours.
This celebration of deaf culture, awareness, and support services notably occurred alongside the Exmouth Festival. Earlier in May, Princess Anne graced the academy with a visit as part of its bicentenary festivities, meeting students and staff.
