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RNIB survey questionnaire: London, East and South East region PDF Print Email
Written by Lindsey Rousseau   
Friday, 27 January 2012 10:24

RNIB is carrying out a survey of VI services and schools in London and the south, east and south east of England as part of a review of the Disabilities of Sight programme.
The programme is run by the Institute of Education (IOE), University of London in conjunction with RNIB and leads to the mandatory qualification for teachers of pupils with vision impairment (QTVI).

Last Updated on Friday, 27 January 2012 10:57
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Equality Act 2010 - a NatSIP seminar day on 29th February 2012 PDF Print Email
Written by Lindsey Rousseau   
Saturday, 07 January 2012 13:10

A NatSIP seminar day to look closely at the requirements  and duties of the Equalities Act 2010 will be held on Wednesday 29th February, at Hamilton House in London. Attachments 29 02 2012

The day will be led by Richard Rieser. Richard is a disabled teacher, trainer and international consultant on disability equality and inclusion. He has carried out many projects for Government and others to promote disability equality and made a number of films and written several books on the subject.

Last Updated on Monday, 23 January 2012 22:34
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MSI (RCE) course in Surrey, Spring term 2012 PDF Print Email
Written by Lindsey Rousseau   
Wednesday, 14 December 2011 13:51

The Multi Sensory Impairment regional centre of expertise (RCE) course is being delivered by Sense with members of the Surrey SI service from January 2012. Places are available on the course and details can be found here MSI course in Surrey 2012 Flier

 
Optimum VI research project PDF Print Email
Written by Lindsey Rousseau   
Wednesday, 07 December 2011 22:20

The Optimum VI project is a partnership between Fight for Sight, RNIB and Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity and it is undertaking a national research study into the early development of babies and young children with a visual impairment
The project is seeking to recruit infants aged 0 to 15 months with severe to profound visual impairment to take part in the study.  Further details can be found here New recruitment call flyer RNIB 7Dec11

Last Updated on Wednesday, 07 December 2011 22:22
 
NatSIP working day Tuesday 31st January 2012 PDF Print Email
Written by Lindsey Rousseau   
Monday, 12 December 2011 11:18

The first NatSIP working day in 2012 will be held on Tuesday 31st January, at Hamilton House, London WC1H 9BD.

Andre Imich from DfE will be returning to NatSIP with Brian Lamb to bring us up to date on the developments from the government which will have an influence on sensory impaired schools and services.

In addition we will be launching three NatSIP publications:

  1. Think Right Feel Good for deaf young people (a joint publication from Guide Dogs with NDCS and NatSIP)
  2. OnLIne Inset new MSI course
  3. NatSIP guidance for Equality Act duties for schools with SI learners

Details and a booking form can be found here Attachments 31012012

Future NatSIP dates in 2012 for your diary:

  • NatSIP seminar on Equality Act 2010 duties - Wednesday 29th February (Hamilton House, London)
  • NatSIP working day Thursday 17th May (Friends House, Euston)
  • HoSS and Heads of Schools conference/event at the School of Education, Birmingham University on Friday 15th June 2012

Last Updated on Monday, 23 January 2012 22:37
 
HoSS (Heads of Sensory Support Services) email forum PDF Print Email
Written by Lindsey Rousseau   
Wednesday, 02 November 2011 19:11

The Heads of Sensory Support Services (HOSS) Forum was coordinated until April 2011 by Becta. It is now facilitated by DfE through Mailman, a web based mailing list manager. The moderator function for the HoSS forum has passed from Malcolm Garner to NatSIP and we hope that, as far as subscribers to the HoSS list are concerned, very little has changed in the way the forum functions. Find out how to subscribe to the forum here: HOSS Forum Update 2011

Last Updated on Tuesday, 08 November 2011 20:30
 
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