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Radha and Memnos find out what Wimbledon is like behind the scenes.

As Ovingdean Hall School waves its staff and pupils goodbye for good, See Hear finds out how pupils and staff feel on the eve of the 60-year-old school's closure.

The summer holidays are on the horizon, but it is a sad time for Ovingdean Hall School in Brighton as this educational institution amongst the severely and profoundly deaf waves its staff and pupils goodbye for good. See Hear finds out how pupils and staff feel on the eve of the 60-year-old school's closure. What does the future hold for those who don't want to be forced to continue their studies in a mainstream environment?

Radha and Memnos are at the All-England Lawn Tennis Club in anticipation of the world's leading tennis tournament, which starts on 21 June. They take a tour of the museum and find out what Wimbledon is like behind the scenes from deaf former maintenance man, Michael Kelly. See Hear also meets the slam-dunking basketball star who at the age of two could neither hear nor walk.

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