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Also known as:- Education Psychology, Hearing Impaired Service, SEN Services, Sensory Impaired Service, Speech, Language & Communication Service, SpLD Tutorial Centres, Visually Impaired Service

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Question: What happens if my child is found to have evidence of visual loss?

Answer: If there is found to be evidence of a visual loss, the parents and school will be informed. The parents will be advised to inform the child's GP and to request a referral from the GP to an Ophthalmologist. - Related Link

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