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SA School and Services for Vision Impaired
Leaders in education for the vision impaired.
About Us
We are committed to improving the outcomes for students who are blind or vision impaired across South Australia by providing specialist teaching, professional learning, and accessible resources and technologies.
- Peter Haskell
Public Education nominated Star Stories
Star Stories (Trailer)
In 2022 students from the South Australian School for Vision Impaired (SASSVI) collaborated with First Nations dancer practitioner Adrianne Semmens and Audio Describer Eliza Lovell on this unique project. This project was funded by the City of Marion. You Tell Videos created a short documentary on the project. Check out the sneak peek!
Star Stories (With Audio Description)
In 2022 students from the South Australian School for Vision Impaired (SASSVI) collaborated with First Nations dancer practitioner Adrianne Semmens and Audio Describer Eliza Lovell on this unique project. This project was funded by the City of Marion. You Tell Videos created a short documentary on the project. This video has Audio Description (AD).
SASSVI provides a range of services;
Specialist school for primary aged students who are blind or vision impaired
A Statewide Support Service supporting students who are blind or vision impaired in government and non-government mainstream sites across South Australia
A specialist support unit for secondary students at Charles Campbell College
An Accessible Format Production unit producing braille and accessible resources
Access Technology specialist resources including software, hardware and technology for students who are blind or vision impaired
Professional development for staff and parents supporting students who are blind or vision impaired across the state.
SASSVI provides a range of services;
SASSVI aims at offering all our students a broad and balanced curriculum that provides rewarding and stimulating activities to prepare them for the best social and cultural life.
A specialist school for primary aged students who are blind or vision impaired
A State-wide Support Service supporting students who are blind or vision impaired in government and non-government mainstream sites across South Australia
A specialist support unit for secondary students at Charles Campbell College
An Accessible Format Production unit producing Braille and accessible resources
An Early Intervention service provided via the Statewide Support Service
Access Technology specialist resources including software, hardware and technology for the blind and vision impaired
Professional development for staff and parents supporting students with a vision impairment across the state.