Archive · 17 Aug 2025
Deaf Children Celebrate Freedom Through Play at School Anniversary
The Oral School for Deaf Children, which helps kids with hearing problems, had a big party for its 61st birthday!
They went to a fun place with trampolines and games.
Kids of all ages got to play on ropes, climb obstacles, and have a blast.
Teachers joined in too, showing that everyone can have fun together.
The school helps kids with hearing loss to do anything they set their minds to.
They celebrated by cutting a cake and using sign language to show how happy they were.
Everyone made sure the kids were safe and could understand everything by using sign language.
The Oral School for Deaf Children celebrated its 61st anniversary with a fun day.
Forty-three students with hearing impairments enjoyed a day at a trampoline park.
The school, founded in 1964, focuses on empowerment and inclusivity for students.
Activities included rope ladders, obstacle courses, and the Spider Tower.
Teachers and staff facilitated the experience, ensuring safety and communication through sign language.
- Who
- Forty-three students with hearing impairments and teachers from The Oral School for Deaf Children.
- What
- A celebration for the 61st anniversary of The Oral School for Deaf Children.
- When
- The anniversary was this year.
- Where
- Jump-N-Joey, a trampoline and adventure park.
- Why
- To celebrate the school's anniversary and reaffirm the importance of play and learning.
- School Name
- The Oral School for Deaf Children
- Anniversary
- 61st
- Location
- Short Street
- Founded
- 1964
- Event Location
- Jump-N-Joey
- Participants
- 43 students