Our free resources are designed to help you teach your students about deafblindness and to help you support students with sight and hearing loss.
Lesson in a box – Discovering Deafblindness
Your free lesson in a box, ‘Discovering Deafblindness’, is packed full of resources to help you teach students about deafblindness. It includes a lesson plan, worksheets, an assembly, and learning resources for your students. The lesson in a box is a great way to introduce primary and secondary school students to disability and the challenges of living with deafblindness.
Pupil passport
Our pupil passport can be completed by each student who has sensory loss, and given to their individual subject teachers. This helps teachers understand the student’s individual needs in order to provide the best possible learning environment.
What is deafblindness?
This information sheet helps you and your colleagues understand deafblindness (also known as dual sensory impairment and multi sensory impairment).
Top tips for an MSI friendly classroom
This information sheet gives you some quick and easy tips and tricks to make your learning environment inclusive and accessible to students with sight and hearing loss.
Teach your students deafblind manual
Deafblind manual is a tactile communications method that some people who are deafblind use. It’s really quick and easy to learn, and can be a fun way to introduce sensory loss to your students.
Support for children and young people
Don’t forget, we support parents, carers and young people through every stage of growing up with deafblindness. We also provide specialist support for deafblind parents.
