Derby pub's 'sign-a-long' for boy with Down's syndrome - BBC News
Regulars have learned Makaton sign language to perform five-year-old Oliver Callis's favourite song.
Regulars and staff at a pub have performed a "sign-a-long" of a five-year-old boy's favourite song.

They used Makaton sign language for a rendition of Labi Siffre's (Something Inside) So Strong for Oliver Callis, who has Down's syndrome.

It combines signs, symbols and speech to help him communicate.

The Oaklands pub in Littleover, Derby, is one of only three in the UK which has "Makaton friendly" accreditation.