What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Nearby the site of the Old Royal School for the Deaf Children. Established 1812. Closed down 1984. Donated by Diamond 7 Group on behalf of E.O.P.A. Recorded plaque organisation: Diamond 7 Group, E.O.P.A..
The Old Royal School for the Deaf Children, established in 1812 and operational until 1984, was a pioneering educational institution that provided deaf children with access to quality education and played a significant role in advancing deaf education methods.
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