Deaf History - PRESENT by jemma and nadeem
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Thomas Tallis school is moving to a new building soon. We started a project called Thomas Tallis - Past, Present, Future. In this melancholic mood our Deaf did some thinking about the Deaf History. This is Jemma's and Nadeem's presentation called "Deaf - Present".
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