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Thomas Wolsey Outreach Old Norwich Road Ipswich Suffolk IP1 6LU 01473 467607 office@thomaswolseyoutreach.co.uk Page updated: 1-sep-08 3:16 PM |
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This is our Resources page. Here you will find links to other websites that you may find useful and interesting. You can also access our new Clicker page. |
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| www.learninggrids.com Crick software have made hundreds of grids ready for you to download and use straight away. To access the site all you have to do is register for free. We have already downloaded some useful ones on our Clicker page, where you will also find more detailed instructions on how to use the Learning Grids website. |
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| www.priorywoods.middlesbrough.sch.uk This school has developed a range of fantastic cause and effect activities that children (and adults) love. They can be downloaded individually or you can send off for a CD with all of them on? Instructions on using them can be found on our 'How do I?' page. |
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| www.northerngrid.org This site provides a range of cause and effect activities called SENswitcher that can be tailored to the abilities of individual children, they loo great on an Interactive Whiteboard. |
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www.ace-centre.org.uk |
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| www.inclusive.co.uk This is our major supplier of specialist equipment and software. They have an online catalogue, but if you would like a hard copy, contact us at Thomas Wolsey and we'll send one to you. Suffolk schools and parents can also get a discount when ordering through us. |
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| www.abilitynet.co.uk Abilitynet are a large special needs supplier and assessor. Their site also has dozens of examples of alternative access to computers - they call it "get round" technology. |
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| www.techcess.co.uk Techcess have traditionally made clamps to put communication aids on to wheelchairs. They have now started supplying their own VOCAs, including a talking wheelchair tray. |
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| www.sensorysoftware.com Sensory Software specialise in software for people with disabilities. They offer programs for communication, access to the computer with pointers and switches, programs to help dyslexic people type and programs for people with visual impairments. |
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| www.betterlivingthroughtechnology.com This is an excellent non-commercial website that provides lots of advice and information on software and hardware for people with a range of disabilities. |
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We welcome your feedback about our website, please email us: webmaster@thomaswolseyoutreach.co.uk |
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