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BATOD CPD Webinar Series -Final session - March 2022

BATOD is offering an array of webinars with fantastic presentors and Q&A panels
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Resources - Supporting deaf education

BATOD Community - Shared resources
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FEAPDA Conference 2022- Call for abstracts

The overall focus of the conference is innovation, Opportunities and Challenges in 21st Deaf Education: Technology inside and outside the classroom.
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Deputy SENCO in charge of the hearing impaired base – Highlands School, London

Highlands School 148 Worlds End Lane London N21 1QQ | Closes 25.01.22

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Lead Teacher of the Deaf – James Wolfe Primary School, Greenwich

The post holder will work across two campuses: Randall Place Campus (Nursery, Reception, Year 1, Year 2, Year 3) Randall Place Greenwich London SE10 9LA Royal Hill Campus (Year 4, Year 5, Year 6) Royal Hill, Greenwich London SE10 8RZ | Closes 28.01.22

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Teacher of Deaf, Croydon

| Closes 30.01.22

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What is BATOD?

BATOD is the sole professional association for Teachers of the Deaf in the UK. The Association represents the interests of Teachers of the Deaf and the children and young people they teach with a range of Government and other agencies. The Association supports Teachers of the Deaf and organises CPD courses and national and regional meetings to provide relevant up-to-date information and to disseminate good practice. BATOD produces a magazine five times per year and a refereed Journal (Deafness and Education International) four times per year. Strong links are maintained between BATOD and Government and voluntary bodies, especially the NDCS, and the Association plays a key role in NatSIP, to contribute to policy development in this field.

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