St Helen's are Learning Lámh! 

Lámh is a manual sign system used by children and adults with intellectual disability and communication needs in Ireland.

Some things to note:

• Lámh is always used with speech (say the word as well as the sign to encourage skills needed for speech)
• Lámh signs never cover the face or lips (to enable lip reading)
• Use your dominant hand.
• Use appropriate expression.
• Signing encourages eye contact and attention to movement.
• Signs are adapted from Irish sign language but are not all the same.

Here is a lámh promotional video by Dublin GAA player Dean Rock 

Week 9: Happy St. Patrick's Day

Week 8: Good and Happy

Week 7: Go and Door

Week 6: Home and More

Week 5: Want and Help

Week 4: Open and Close

Week 3: Thank you, and Toilet

Week 2: Yes and No

Week 1: Hello and Goodbye