Message to Parents and Carers of all Young People at WESC Foundation Here is a reminder about the end of term arrangements: The last day will be Friday 20th July with finishing times of 1pm for School students, and College students...
A new computer game, developed by neuroscientists from WESC Foundation and the University of Lincoln, could help visually-impaired children lead independent lives. The game has been rolled out online, www.eyelander.co.uk, and it is being ma...
Six WESC Foundation students have taken part in this year’s Ten Tors Jubilee Challenge on Saturday 12th May on Dartmoor. The six intrepid visually impaired youngsters, five of whom were completing the challenge for the first time, arrive...
The sun shone brightly at the WESC Foundation fundraising, golf tournament at Exeter Golf and Country Club last week as teams from businesses and organisations from throughout the South West battled it out for the glory. Our golf days are 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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It was very exciting when the charity Bag Books came into WESC for a day of interactive story telling. All the young people enjoyed multi-sensory stories including The Fairground, The Band Rehersal and Kofi & The Magic Shaker joining in with ‘hook a duck’, performing musical solo’s and being part of a bit of magic! Since their visit, Bag Books have kindly send us two new bag books, thank you very much, we can’t wait to get started! ...
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All the staff and students said a fond farewell to one of WESC's fantastic Therapy team today. John has worked at WESC as a Physiotherapist for the past thirteen years and his larger than life personality has been enjoyed by everyone, students and staff alike! Good luck John and thank you. ...
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WESC students were treated to a visit by Sharandays Birds of Prey (together with an old “master chef” of WESC) recently when they brought their beautiful birds of prey onto the campus. As always, the students had a wonderful time carefully stroking the chests of some of the birds or just being in awe of their presence and beauty. Thank you to Sharandays for a wonderful morning and we hope to see you again next year! ...
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