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Zoe back to lend a hand and inspire new artists
Derby Telegraph
|September 22, 2025
A FORMER pupil returned to the Royal School for the Deaf Derby (RSDD) as a successful professional artist, seeking to inspire students during a hands-on day of creativity.
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Zoe Milner, who left RSDD in 2019, joined two other deaf artists - Rubbena Aurangzeb-Tariq and Martin Glover - to lead sculpture and collage workshops.
The art enrichment day, funded by Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Collaborative Outreach Programme, celebrated deaf role models and encouraged conversations about life beyond the classroom.
The programme supports learners to make choices about their future, increasing awareness and raising aspirations of higher education and career opportunities among young people.
All three artists ran sessions themed around hands - a powerful symbol of communication and identity within the deaf community.
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