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Daily Archives: 10-Dec-2025

Supporting Students with Keratoconus in Schools

Information, NewsBy Ellie Jarman10-Dec-2025Leave a comment

Keratoconus is a progressive eye condition that can make everyday classroom tasks more challenging. With the right adjustments, students can continue to learn confidently and participate fully in school life. This guide outlines practical strategies that schools, colleges and teachers can use to create an inclusive learning environment for children and young people with Keratoconus.…

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