
It’s aimed at improving the health, wellbeing and life chances of deaf people across the UK.
Youngsters have been learning the words and British Sign Language (BSL) actions to a song called Together which was specially written for the occasion.
They willl perform the song to raise money for the charity.
SignHealth spokeswoman Susie Norbury said: “Learning a few words and signs in sign language is easy to do and great fun. The more children learn to sign, the more included and less isolated deaf children will be.”
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Birds of a Feather actress Pauline Quirke is supporting the initiative through her Academy of Performing Arts.
She said: “I like the way sign2sing is accessible to both hearing and deaf children, giving them the chance to perform together and learn from one another.”
> Visit www.sign2sing.org.uk