TacpacTM One
(CDs 1, 2, 3, laminates and guidance booklet)
£54.50
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TacpacTM Two
(Cds 4, 5, HandyPac, laminates and guidance booklet)
£54.50
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Price includes worldwide p&p
Objects not included
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Extra set
of 3 CDs
£27 |
Extra set
of 3 laminates
£10.50 |
Extra booklet
£18 |
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| News |
PRIZEWINNER
nasen and
TES
Special Educational Needs Awards 2007 Inclusive Resource
for Primary Classrooms
Feature article in Insight magazine
Review by RNIB Music Adviser, Sally-Anne Zimmerman - Mar 2008
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| Tacpac
Trainings |
Delivered
so far for:
... primary
care trust
... conferences
... inclusion teams
... portage services
... early years
teams
... hospice
... speech and language therapists
... communication
and play workers
... community nursery and learning disability nurses
... child development centre |
| Conferences |
October 4th AND October 11th, 2008
2 half day's training for staff at Birkett House Special School in Leicester.
October 3rd, 2008
St John's Hospital, Chelmsford. Training for Children's Community
Nursing Services, for professionals who are working with people with
PMLD, and those people coming to the end of their lives.
September 2008
MSI (Deafblind) Conference - University of Northampton and the East
Midlands Regional Partnership - CeSNER
November 2007
Music' Conference - for Hampshire Music Service
June 2007
SENSE
conference - Invitation to make Tacpac available at the UK's largest
organisation for children and adults who are deafblind or have
associated disabilities.
January 2007
SPEVI Biennial Conference, Perth (South
Pacific Educators for Visual Impairment)
- A research paper on Tacpac was presented that includes perspectives
of parents, speech and language therapists, physiotherapists,
occupational therapists, and music therapists. 'Tacpac - a tactile
approach to communication through touch' by Sue Murray and Rosemarie
Ells (New Zealand), and Hilary Wainer (Oxford).
23 Nov 2006
East Midlands Multi Sensory Impairment (MSI) Conference - A day on multi-sensory awareness, with Tacpac as the central focus. |
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