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Every October, on the second Thursday, World Sight Day raises awareness of the importance of eye care, and what it means to have care that is accessible, available and affordable to all. Last week, Sarah, our Visual Impairment Support Officer, visited classrooms across campus to discuss World Sight Day with our students. The workshops covered topics around sight loss and encouraged our students to take care of their eyes. Students also had the opportunity to examine a range of glasses tailored for visual impairments.
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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 08:00 am
Every October, on the second Thursday, World Sight Day raises awareness of the importance of eye care, and what it means to have care that is accessible, available and affordable to all.

Last week, Sarah, our Visual Impairment Support Officer, visited classrooms across campus to discuss World Sight Day with our students.

The workshops covered topics around sight loss and encouraged our students to take care of their eyes. Students also had the opportunity to examine a range of glasses tailored for visual impairments.

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