Category: Arts

LOOK Music Group

Free online music group for under 18-year-old VI young people.
This month we’ll be joined by avid music fans & LOOK mentors Syd and Warren to chat about how to get the most out of attending live concerts.

Text LOOK Mentor book review for World Book Day 'This is going to hurt' by Adam Kay, image of an open book with This is going to hurt book cover on one page and text on the opposite page.

Mentor Sam Obi’s book review of ‘This is going to hurt’ by Adam Kay

With over 2.5 million copies sold world wide, winning countless awards and more recently adapted into a BBC comedy drama, LOOK mentor Sam Obi reviews one of the hottest books of the decade!

LOOK Mentor book review for World Book Day, 'I know what you did last Wednesday by Anthony Horowitz, Image of an open book with the front cover of 'I know what you did last Wednesday' and text on the opposite side

Mentor Eve Scahill’s book review of ‘I know what you did last Wednesday’ by Anthony Horowitz

To celebrate World Book Day, LOOK mentor Eve shares with us the twists and turns of her favourite book ‘I know what you did last Wednesday’ by Anthony Horowitz and why she thinks it rocks!

Image shows a screenshot of Rupert on the left and Izuchi on the right during a Zoom interview. There is a 'winner' badge and gold star pinned in the centre of the image.

And the winner is….

Congratulations to Izuchi Okorie and Rupert Mountjoy for winning the UK Selection Round of the International Low Vision Song Contest!

Charms for Charity

Treat yourself or a loved one to LOOK Mentor Nat’s handmade jewellery and you’ll be supporting LOOK at the same time.

Image shows Andy on the right hand side taking the selfie-style photo with his left hand. His son sits to his left in front of a laptop and Andy sits on the right in front of a computer, both looking back over their shoulders and smiling at the camera.

Tech: Accessible Gaming – Frequency Missing

Journalist, Parent and expert Gamer, Andy Robertson shares his insight on the accessibility of ‘Frequency Missing.’

picture of halloween decorations, a glittery skull and a pumpkin lantern.

How to make Halloween accessible for visually impaired children

Halloween is here. There won’t be any trick or treating this time, but it’s still a great excuse for costumes, pumpkin carving and treats! But how accessible is Halloween?