Pride over Pembrokeshire deaf teaching assistant's landmark job
A deaf teaching assistant will work with a deaf pupil for the first time in a mainstream school in Wales.
Emma Day described her pride at being appointed at Ysgol Clydau in Tegryn, Pembrokeshire.
The 21-year-old will work with 11-year-old Evelyn who also has lessons translated by British Sign Language interpreters.
She said the most rewarding part was seeing Evelyn's confidence grow.
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