BSL Videos
BSL at our school
British Sign Language (BSL) is a recognised minority language in the United Kingdom. It is a visual language that uses gestures, facial expression and body language to communicate. Many deaf people use BSL as their first language so learning BSL is a great life skill to have; you never know when you might need it! Just remember that BSL is only used in the United Kingdom, other countries have their own sign languages.
At Whitehall Primary School, we offer BSL to all children and adults at different times of the school year. Did you know we also have BSL lunchtime clubs?
This page is to help you learn BSL through different topics. You can watch these videos as many times as you like and come back to any video to practise your skills.
Have fun learning with our videos and we hope to see and sign with you soon!
Sign of the Week
Nature

Football

Proud, fantastic, excellent and confident.

Exhibition

Welcome Back!

Rainbow Colours

Healthy Snacks

Earth Day

Weather

Ramadan

Springtime

World Book Day

What do you enjoy at school?

Friendship

Anti-Bullying Week

Diwali

Remembrance Day

Black History Month

Autumn 2 Signs

Autumn 1 Signs

Learn to sign 1

Learn to sign 2

What do you like for dinner?

Today is Sunny...

King’s Coronation

Deaf Awareness Week

Earth Day

Eid Mubarak

Welcome Back to the Summer Term

Nervous

Excited

Sad

Happy

How are you?

Happy New Year

Welcome Back

You Can Achieve

Believe in Yourself

Nice to Meet You

Queen's 70 Year Jubilee

Now it is Summer. Today is a lovely day.

Listening Bus

Sign of the Week - Happy Eid

Sign of the Week - How are you?

Sign of the Week - Good Morning

Alphabet

To practise more and compete against yourself and time, have a go at playing the spelling game linked below:
Greetings

Fruit

Weather

Pets

Days of the week

School - Part 1

School - Part 2

Colours and objects

Look for different coloured objects or things around your house? What colour is your favourite toy? What colours can you see in the fruit bowl? What about your front door, what colour is that?
Clothes

Try this: red cap, white t-shirt and blue jeans.
*Remember the word order and sign cap first, then red.
What about your uniform? Sign what you wear to school!