
VIDEO: Learning in Lockdown Q&A – a webinar for parents/carers of visually impaired children.
Home schooling is back on the agenda; this video is packed full of tips and advice to help you support your child.
Home schooling is back on the agenda; this video is packed full of tips and advice to help you support your child.
Join our support group for parents and carers of children with Usher Syndrome.
Register for our free online panel event for professionals supporting visually impaired learners in lockdown.
Come and meet other parents of Visually Impaired children every other Friday at 8 pm in our free, online meet-up session.
Getting through a whole term of university should always be celebrated, but this year more than ever. Reflect and Inspire with us in this Student Q&A!
LOOK Mentor Emily describes starting University as a visually impaired student, in the middle of a global pandemic.
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?
In collaboration with The Thomas Pocklington Trust and Guide Dogs UK, we have produced guidance for university professionals supporting students with vision impairment starting or returning to studies during Covid-19.
Missed the best event of 2020?! Fear not, you can now watch the Look Open Mic from the comfort of your own sofa…
Watch this Q&A in which we offer advice and support for all students heading to University this September. A downloadable document is also available.
Missed the show? Look reviewer Matt Johnson gives a blow-by-blow account of Lockdown’s Best Night In.
If you work with with visually impaired children and young people, listen to this webinar about supporting the teaching of literacy at home.
Listen to our brilliant expert-led webinar about supporting child literacy and reading at home.
Do you work with Visually Impaired children, young people and their families?
If so, this podcast and resource document is exclusively for you.
Parent/carer of a Year 6 VI child? This resource document + podcast offers advice and support in preparation for their move-up in September.
We always welcome support and help. If you’d like to be involved, we’d love to hear from you!
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