Yes! Absolutely. There are no barriers at all. If you’re passionate about learning BSL or if you want to improve the knowledge you currently have you are welcome here.

Of course. We are fully inclusive.

Hearing, D/deaf, deafened or if you are a Neurodivergent BSL user or have any disability or additional needs, you are very welcome.

Our membership fee is a suggested donation of £10 per term for adult members. Children are free of charge although a donation is welcome.

We are a not for profit club and all fees go towards the running of the club and its overheads.

We understand that not everybody may be able to afford this, so if you wish to have a private chat about your particular situation, please do reach out to one of the Leadership Team in confidence.

We meet on Monday evenings during term time only in the rear function room at the William Camden Public House, Avenue Road, Bexleyheath, DA7 4EQ.

The pub is located opposite Bexleyheath train station and is served by bus routes 422, B12 and B15.

The pub is fully accessible with wheelchair access to the front, and disabled facilities. There is a small car park to the side with both disabled and electric parking bays.

We start at 7pm and go on until 9.30.

Absolutely!

Children are most welcome. In fact, studies have shown that access to BSL at an early age is beneficial in so many ways.

Actually, yes. Any kind of movement, BSL included, is helpful for keeping the hands moving and supporting manual dexterity.