We’re rising to the challenge of renovating Mulberry Lodge whilst the campus is a little quieter, but we need your help. Kitchens are being replaced, floors are being ripped up, and we’re leaving no stone (or should that be tile?) untu...
Staff from the University of Exeter visited WESC Foundation to help put the finishing touches on a special garden for the children and young adults who live and study at the charity’s Exeter site. Colleagues from across academic colleges...
Richard Ellis has worked for WESC Foundation for over 30 years in a number of different roles. In this time he has supported countless visually-impaired young people and their families who have been exploring education and care placements...
It’s nearly the end of the academic year for our school and college students, which means that we’re in the middle of a very busy Activities Week. Monday saw a full day of creative activities based around art and music. We had a...
Everybody has something to offer WESC, so I would strongly recommend anyone thinking about volunteering to come to meet the children and staff and find out how they can contribute. If you have a gap in your life or you’d like to learn a new skill or meet like-minded people, then please come and join us!
Angie, Volunteer - at WESC Foundation
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A bit of Friday fun to end the week (and help you prepare for our Charity Pub Quiz for WESC Foundation on 17th October)
Question 1:
What links Oscar Wilde and Jim Morrison?
Question 2:
What are the only birds known to be capable of flying backwards?
Question 3:
How many national parks are in Wales?
(Answers on a book, in a song, sent by pigeon, or on a "cerdyn post")
❓❓ Book your place at the quiz now for just £8 per head (teams of up to 6 people) ❓❓
www.wescfoundation.ac.uk/support-us/event/other-events/charity-pub-quiz/
Photo: Pub quiz winners with the trophy ...
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This just in from LEGO over on Twitter! ⬇
"LEGO Audio & Braille Building Instructions makes the popular LEGO building instructions available as audio or text for braille readers giving blind and visually impaired children of all ages an opportunity to play with LEGO sets and to enjoy the developmental benefits of creative LEGO play experiences."
legoaudioinstructions.com/ ...
Behold, former WESC Foundation student (and supported intern) DJ Shrimp, now available for parties ⬇ ...
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