To help the young people approach the exhibitors to ask questions, the organisers co-ordinate a quizsheet. At the end of the day, after handing in their completed sheets, the students also have the potential to win many different prizes, donated by the exhibitors. Many PDDCS members walked away with many nice treats.
This year the first ever 'Cambridgeshire's Deaf Teen of the Year' Award was introduced. And the winner was..... Our very own PDDCS member.... Chyanne Golding!
- She has been an inspiration to her mainstream peers as well as many children and adults (both deaf and hearing).
- Chyanne attends a lot of events as well as agricultural college one day a week to help her towards her goal of going to Uni.
- Huge support to her peers, other students and her community.
- At College, she helps students, mostly adults with learning needs,
- Volunteers at her local deaf group and sells her art to raise money for it
- Provides deaf awareness training and openly speaks about her experiences
- Chyanne does not find her deafness a barrier to her success
A very deserving winner I am sure you will agree! Well done Chyanne - we are all very, very proud of you.
Congatulations Chyanne! First TV fame and now an award...what next?!
ReplyDeleteWell done Chyanne!
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