Greater Victoria beach day builds community for deaf students

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Deaf and hard of hearing students gathered at an annual beach day in Greater Victoria, fostering friendships and a sense of community. The event provides a supportive environment for students often isolated in their schools. The beach day, hosted by the Greater Victoria School District, welcomed 85 students from kindergarten to Grade 12, along with teachers and parents. Activities included games, a scavenger hunt, and an Amazing Race-style competition, promoting connection and self-expression. This year's event occurred amid concerns about funding for disability services in schools, with educators advocating for increased provincial support. The beach day highlights the importance of these services and the value of community for students.


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