by Mandy Swift | Apr 15, 2019 | Kates blog, News
Health warning: please do not read on if you are easily offended, the following post discusses cyclists, silent cars and shared spaces and although I will try to not be too one-sided these are all my own thoughts and opinions. Before I say what I really think I will...
by Mandy Swift | Apr 11, 2019 | News
We were really impressed with the thought and detail that had gone into the session, which was fantastically run and the children really enjoyed. Children are already showing a clear understanding of the different experiences people have and the activities allowed...
by Mandy Swift | Apr 9, 2019 | Kates blog, News
Kate has been traveling again but not over land or sea. This time she visited Belfast so took the quick option – a flight. Whilst traveling I was made aware of a scheme that makes it easier for people who have a hidden disability to travel through airports in the...
by Mandy Swift | Mar 26, 2019 | News
Problem Solving, Team Building and Cooking your own lunch! 4 young people from Southampton Sight spent a very cold and windy Saturday at Woodmill Activity Centre last week. It was a wonderful opportunity to problem solve and work together to build bridges, make...
by Mandy Swift | Feb 14, 2019 | Kates blog, News
This morning I had a visit from Tony Shrub who works for Sight and Sound Technology. He brought me a MiniVision mobile phone for demonstration in our resource centre. How many of you remember the old-style mobile phone that had no touch screen and a numerical keypad?...
by Mandy Swift | Feb 5, 2019 | Kates blog, News
Firstly, I’d like to wish you all a very belated happy new year and hope you had a well earnt rest over the festive period. Now the pleasantries are out of the way we can hopefully get on with the real reason I’m writing this and hopefully you’re interested to read...
Equality and Diversity in action – great feedback from Kanes Hill Primary School teachers – Penguin and Elephant classes
UK Airports Hidden Disabilities Scheme
Blind Ambition
World Braille Day – January 4th
Making Sight Loss Awareness Training work for Everyone!
Sight Loss Awareness In Action