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Day in the life
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Welcome to the IDCS Day in the life diaries written by deaf children and deaf young people worldwide.
We hope this section will be an opportunity for deaf children and deaf young people to see what a typical day is like for their deaf peers around the world and find out what similarities and differences they all share on a daily basis. We look forward to receiving lots more diaries over the coming months, so please do Send us your diary. We are also keen to publish anything else you would like to share with us including photos, drawings, letters and poems so please get in touch by emailing IDCS.
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Diaries
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Paul
Paul and his brother Jonathan are twins. He also has two more brothers, Mark and Stephen and they are twins too!
Elise
Elise lives with her parents and little sister and likes singing
Ruaridh
Ruaridh lives in Scotland and has a pet rabbit called Black-berry.
Christopher
Christopher lives in Falkirk, Scotland and travels to school in a taxi.
Shannon
Shannon lives in England and loves swimming and dancing. Her hearing aids are purple, just like her favourite colour.
Ola
Fisayo lives in Nigeria and is only 3 and a half years old.
Tara
Tara lives in Peterborough, England and loves swimming, reading and watching TV!
Cheryl
Cheryl lives with her family Scotland. She loves to draw and paint and regularly attends a youth club.
Asma
Asma is 20 years old and attends a boarding school in Jordan. Read her diary...
May
May is 11 years old, lives in Thailand and is the only deaf child to have passed the British Pony Club "D" Test.
David
David lives in Nairobi, Kenya and loves mathematics and science. David would like to be a computer engineer when he grows up.
Rahul
Rahul lives in India and is the only boy in his class who knows how to fingerspell...
Deepak
Deepak lives in India and wants to be a policeman - read his diary...
Michael
Find out about how Michael, from Nigeria, communicates with his friends and family.
Vicky
Read Vicky's diary and find out how she travels to school...
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