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By Joe Lepper Friday, 26 August 2011

The Nationwide Deaf Children's Culture (NDCS) has secured a keep of execution for cuts to deaf pupil services in Stoke-on-Trent.
There are about 200 deaf pupils in Stoke-on-Trent. Picture: NDCS



The cuts, which would have diminished the number of going to lecturers of the deaf from 6 to three, have been due to arrive into effect on one September.The Substantial Court has granted momentary defense whilst it considers regardless of whether to give the go-forward to a judicial critique into the funding changes staying planned by Stoke-on-Trent Council.This most recent transfer signifies that the council cannot make any modifications to job descriptions of teachers of the deaf or alter criteria encompassing support for deaf young children.



Most recent figures present there are about 200 deaf pupils in Stoke-on-Trent.Jo Campion, NDCS deputy director of policy and campaigns, said: "The Substantial Court’s determination will be a relief to dad and mom of deaf young children in Stoke, who have been in a continuous state of uncertainty about their children’s potential for months.  "Deaf young children throughout the place are being left behind in the classroom and specifically in this scenario the council’s decisions to make cuts have been reckless. It is great information that the Higher Court has recognised the want to urgently defend these deaf young children although it considers whether the scenario should be granted a judicial review."The Higher Court will make a choice on whether or not to grant a judicial critique on 12 September.Stoke-on-Trent Council was contacted and CYP Now is awaiting its reaction.

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