Witchford Village College sign language teacher Pip nominated for award by her students
Pip Johns, bottom left, with some of her previous class who all passed their BSL level 1 Sign Language course at Witchford Village College. - Credit: Archant
A sign language teacher at Witchford Village College has been nominated for a national award by her students.
Pip Johns, who has had a 100 per cent pass rate since teaching at the school, is a community education tutor there.
Miss Johns is nominated in the experienced teacher category of the Signature Annual Awards.
The awards, now in their ninth year, “celebrate individuals who are making positive changes and putting others first to improve communication and experiences for deaf and deafblind people,” said a spokesman.
“The event celebrates the unsung heroes - the people whose support can help us all achieve bigger and better things, and those who are a constant source of support and inspiration.”
Pip’s BSL Sign Language Level 1 course is running this term on Tuesday evenings from 7-9pm.
For more information contact the community education team at Witchford Village College by calling 01353 664468 or email GPoulter@witchfordvc.co.uk or visit www.signatureannualawards.org.uk
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The next course starts on Tuesday September 19.
