Tayside primaries take part in world record attempt
ByThe Courier Reporter
Claypotts Castle pupils (back, from left) Hollie Burgess, Vicky Stephen, Jade Lindsay and Nathan Stirling with (front) Gareth Hathway, Ashley Muirhead and Kerry Gibbon.
Claypotts Castle and Our Lady’s primaries in Dundee and Grange Primary in Monifieth have taken part in a world record attempt to raise money for a national charity for deaf people.
SignHealth were hoping 175,000 children at more than 1,000 schools across the UK joined in sign2sing, which sees pupils learn to use sign language to spell out the lyrics to a specially-written song.
Charity spokesman Ian Hewson said: “The money raised from sign2sing will be used to continue our work helping to improve the mental and physical health and well-being of deaf people, including deaf children.”
Tayside primaries take part in world record attempt
