Supporting Blind and Partially Sighted Students in Secondary Education

There are lots of professionals involved in supporting blind and partially sighted students throughout secondary education and as they transition into employment or further education. The range of professionals include careers advisers, teachers, SENCOs, SENDIASS staff and educational psychologists, to name a few.

It is likely that many professionals may not know how to support a blind or partially sighted student or where to start. This isn’t surprising as vision impairment is a low incidence disability.

Here we have a range of information and resources to help professionals effectively support blind and partially sighted children and young people in mainstream education.

If you need any information, advice or training, then please email us at: EducationPolicy@pocklington.org.uk and a member of our Team will get back to you as soon as possible.

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