Early Years & Education

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Ask a Mentor: How to find accessible revision materials.

LOOK Mentor Abi shares her top tips for finding accessible revision materials, with a focus on subjects like maths, physics, and chemistry. She offers practical

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World Sight Day: Prioritising Childrens Eye Health – The Power of Early Detection and Life Beyond Diagnosis

Together, we can open eyes to the
challenges faced by visually impaired young people and their families and work towards a world where every

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London School Workshops

LOOK is offering free tailored workshops across London, bringing visually impaired young people together to breakdown isolation, develop new skills and learn from our peers.

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LOOK Joins the University of Worcester VI Students Day.

Visually impaired students from local colleges visited the University of Worcester to find out more about the transition to higher education.

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Ask a Mentor: What Are Your Top Tips for Revising?

Getting ready for exams can often be a nerve-wracking period. Mentor Maymunah offers invaluable advice with her top 10 revision strategies, aimed at navigating through

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#iWill: An Introduction to Goalball.

Are you ready to join the Goalball team!
Discover a sport that breaks down barriers, builds friendships and comradery.

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Resource: Positive identity, representation and self-worth for blind and partially sighted children and young people.

In this resource, the LOOK Parent Support Group and expert panel discuss the impact of positive representation on self-worth for our Visually Impaired young people

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#iWill: An Evening of Dancing and Music.

Dancing feet at the ready as we prepare for a night filled with music, dancing and lots of laughter!

#iWill: Storytelling for Self-advocacy.

Join us while we explore storytelling and learn how to craft and share captivating tales.

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Resource: Benefits and Finances

Need advice on how benefits and finances will work for your child? Get answers from those in the know and get clued up on the

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Resource: Early Years

LOOK UK and VICTA teamed up to host a parent advice workshop focussed on managing the emotional and practical challenges following diagnosis of a young

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#iWILL: Fun Pony Day

#IWill is our mentoring and engagement programme for young visually impaired people living in Herefordshire and the surrounding areas.

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#iWILL: Skill up, Speak Out

Our brand new mentoring and engagement programme for young visually impaired people to develop skills to support their futures, and increase participation in local communities

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Resource: Exam Provision for Blind and Partially Sighted Young People

In partnership with ViEW and RNIB, an online panel event on this important topic.

Supporting Your VI Child as They Prepare for University

Top tips from our panel on preparing your visually impaired child for university.

Top Tips for Going Back to School

With the start of the academic year just around the corner, tap into these top tips, and free resources to help you and your VI

Making the Most of the Holidays

How are the summer holidays going? Check out our family resource: ‘Making the most of the holidays’.

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Resource: Making The Most of the Summer Holidays

How can we make the most of the summer holidays for our VI children and all the family? Here are some top tips!

LOOK into STEM – Mentor case study

In this mini series, LOOK’s Student Mentor Officer Megan asks questions about what it’s like to be visually impaired and working in STEM (Science, Technology,