How Schools Support Students With Visual Impairment | In Plain Sight - Part 2/3

Eliot Yeo is a bubbly Primary 2 student at Ai Tong School. He was diagnosed with cone-rod dystrophy in kindergarten. He demonstrates on the organ a song that he wrote for music class.

Sean’en struggles with some subjects and penmanship. An occupational therapist makes visits to the school to help him adjust.

Despite attending gymnastics training outside school, Mihran takes a tumble during PE.

The long-awaited Children’s Day Carnival at Pei Chun Public School returns. Tze Csi is determined to scale a bouncy castle on her own.

Mihran and Eliot have signed up to experience Soundball, a modified tennis game for VI individuals. Their parents get a chance to experience first-hand what it’s like to be a person with VI.

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About the show: Four primary school children with varying degrees of visual impairment (VI) offer us a peek into their lives in mainstream schools; their journey teaching us the value of an ‘inclusive education’.
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