In July, our Deputy Principal and Head of VI Services, Nic Smith, travelled to Boston, Massachusetts, to attend…
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Learning from the latest thinking on CVI: Nic Smith reflects on the Perkins CVI Conference
Articles tagged CVI from InFocus
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Reflecting on the 10th ICEVI European Conference
It was a real privilege to represent InFocus at the 10th ICEVI European Conference in Padova last month.…
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Unlocking potential: how InFocus is transforming vision for young people with CVI
Research highlights the ongoing potential for functional vision improvement For many young people with cerebral visual impairment (CVI),…
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Choosing the right specialist college for a child with Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI)
Choosing the best specialist college for a child with Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI) is a critical decision. The…
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How can I support my child with CVI?
Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI) can present unique challenges for children and their families. If your child has CVI,…
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What does a CVI diagnosis mean?
A Cerebral Visual Impairment (CVI) diagnosis can feel daunting, but understanding what it means is the first step…
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Life-Changing Adventure: InFocus College Students Explore Gran Canaria
In a follow-up to last year’s transformative trip to Gran Canaria, six adventurous InFocus College students embarked on…
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InFocus hosts sensory events for Moorvision Charity
InFocus recently held two special sensory events in collaboration with Moorvision, a local charity dedicated to supporting families…
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Why you should become a trustee for InFocus Charity
In a world where everyone is looking for ways to make a difference, becoming a trustee for InFocus…
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Supported internships: a bridge to employment for young people with SEND
For those who are aged 16 to 24 with SEND, employment can be a daunting prospect. However, supported…
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Types of visual impairment in special education
Visual impairment (VI) affects many young people, including those who require special education needs (SEN). However, not all…
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Life for Deaf-Blind Students
Living with deaf-blindness presents unique challenges that profoundly shape the way individuals experience the world. For deaf-blind students,…
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Empowering students: InFocus College’s life-changing trip to Gran Canaria
In a remarkable display of determination and resilience, six intrepid students and six dedicated staff members from InFocus…
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7 Reasons to Consider a SEN Independent College
As a parent with a child who has Special Education Needs (SEN), have you considered all your options…
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Educational programmes for students with vision impairment and complex needs
Children and young adults with visual impairments and complex needs often face challenges with learning. For example, they…
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A guide to SEN support in college
College can be a challenging time for students with special educational needs (SEN). Many colleges offer support services…
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How to get work experience in speech & language therapy
Speech and language therapy is a crucial support service for our young people. That’s why at InFocus, we…
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Why choose specialist colleges over mainstream?
Choosing a specialist college for young people with special education needs can be an important decision. Specialist colleges…
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What is an Acheeva bed?
The Acheeva bed is designed to help children and adults with special needs learn how to move independently.…
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What is Augmentative and Alternative Communication?
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is a set of tools or strategies that an individual may use to…
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Will’s Story
Will achieves his ultimate goal of independent travel.
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Enriching lives at Riding for the Disabled Association
InFocus students have been enjoying sessions with RDA for over 30 years.
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Sight Loss Survey
Please complete the Retina UK Sight Loss Survey to help those with inherited sight loss.
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Mental Health Awareness at InFocus
This Children’s Mental Health Week, we caught up with InFocus’ Pastoral Lead, Jane Beveridge, on how we tackle…
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Isaac’s story
Isaac has recently independently secured another work opportunity, as a Covid volunteer at a vaccination centre.
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Batten disease and Education Research
InFocus were involved in a project to investigate education from a lifelong perspective for students with Batten disease…
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Eyelander: a therapeutic video game
Eyelander is an online game for children and young people with visual field loss caused by problems with…
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APOS till developed by InFocus and BMc Azurri
The APOS till allows users with visual impairments to work or volunteer in a retail environment.
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Sensory support for students with Cerebral Vision Impairments
CVI can affect one in thirty children, yet it can be hard to identify in a classroom
CVI Range Assessments
Cerebral vision impairment (CVI) is an umbrella term for a variety of brain-related visual and perceptual difficulties that…