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The island's speech and language therapists have created a music video using sign language to promote the need to break down communication barriers.
The video brings together therapists, schools and nurseries, Deputies and workers from other States services to show solidarity with children and adults with communication difficulties.
The team behind the video said the project was motivated by the desire to raise awareness of communication needs in the island.
"Our job as speech and language therapists is to promote inclusive communication for the children and adults we support to break down barriers to communication to help them reach their full potential," one of the therapists said. "With one in three children starting school with developmental language disorder and/or speech and communication difficulties, we wanted to raise awareness around these issues by creating this video."
Pictured: Deputies were among those who learnt part of the song "This is Me" from The Greatest Showman in sign language.
Pictured top: Children Support Workers taking part in the music video.
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