BSL (Scotland) Act 2015 The Scottish Government's information, resources and guidance for public bodies related to the BSL (Scotland) Act 2015 Authority Plans History of BSL in Scotland

As a society, we need to recognise the cultural and linguistic identity of Deaf and Deafblind people who use BSL to communicate.

We need to adapt our services; that means we need to remove the barriers that Deaf and Deafblind people face when accessing public services, employment and education services. Introduction from the Minister of Childcare & Young People, Clare Haughey As a society, we need to recognise the cultural and linguistic identity of Deaf and Deafblind people who use BSL to communicate.

We need to adapt our services; that means we need to remove the barriers that Deaf and Deafblind people face when accessing public services, employment and education services. Play intro video History of BSL in Scotland Play YouTube Video

BSL Progress Report 2021 Scottish Government
St. Andrew's House, Regent Road, Edinburgh
ceu@gov.scot
0300 244 4000 Get in Touch Useful Links Colleges & Universities Facebook
 The BSL National Plan 2023-2029 (PDF) Contact Us Resources Social Media YouTube BSL (Scotland) Act 2015 Legislation Twitter @bslscotlandact2015
 Authority Plans The BSL National Plan 2023-2029 (PDF Easy Read)
Popup Plugin