Education Professionals
Here, you will find support for education professionals working with children and young people with sight loss. From nurseries to higher education, find out more about how you can make learning accessible and encourage independence.
In this section
Supporting students with cerebral visual impairment and PMLD
Janet Harwood, CVI (Cerebral Visual Impairment) Society, shares insight into how to assess vision impairment in children with PMLD and more about CVI.
Teaching and learning guidance (all ages)
No matter what age group you are working with, here you will find resources and guidance to support learners with vision impairments from the ages of 0 to 25.
Curriculum Framework for Children and Young People with Vision Impairment (CFVI)
The Curriculum Framework for Children and Young People with Vision Impairment (CFVI) has been developed to support children and young people with vision impairment access an appropriate and equitable education.
Making learning accessible - information for teachers and teaching assistants
Learn more about how to support children and young people with vision impairment (VI) so they can get extra support so they can have the best chance and access education in a way that works for them.
Technology and independent learning options
Technology can be an excellent way for children young people with a visual impairment to access learning efficiently while also giving them the maximum degree of independence possible in their studies. On this page you will learn about different pieces of technology and how they can offer support.
Development for education professionals
RNIB and VIEW offer a range of opportunities for professionals to meet, learn about and discuss the support of learners with vision impairment. Find out more about current opportunities.
Access to exams and tests
Key information to consider when preparing a young person with vision impairment for external exams.
