The school said it wanted to do something special for the Coronation
Royal School for the Deaf DerbyHead teacher Paul Burrows said: "Our school is the only Royal school in the area and we wanted to do something really special to mark the Coronation and Deaf Awareness Week.
"The result is incredibly moving and I think you can see on the children's faces just how proud they were to be able to record this tribute to the new King."Who knows, maybe the King himself will visit our school one day in the future?"The school had previously marked the death of Queen Elizabeth II by signing the national anthem as a tribute to her.
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