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We strive for the equality of blind and partially sighted people in every aspect of society. pocklington.org.uk

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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 21h
Our final GSP internship role for the 2026–27 cohort is here! Royal Free London Hospital is offering a 22-month Administration and Events Assistant Intern (Apprenticeship) role for blind and partially sighted people. Applications close Friday 16 October. Apply now: tinyurl.com/2s47nz6s  
Get Set Progress internship programme logo in dark blue and teal.NHS Royal Free London logo in white and blue.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 12/10/2026
Still time to join us today at 2pm for our Let’s Talk Jobs webinar. Discover useful apps and assistive tech that can make life easier at home and work for blind and partially sighted people. Register before 2pm: tinyurl.com/3edm4xxt
Graham, TPT's Technology Officer, sits at a desk in an office setting. Graham is wearing a lilac shirt and is wearing meta glasses while he reads  the label on a carton of orange juice.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 09/10/2026
Starting university and got questions about Freshers’ Week, lectures, studying or Disabled Students’ Allowance? Our Education Advice Service is here to help. Contact educationadvice@pocklington.org.uk or call 0203 757 8040, Mon–Fri, 10am–5pm. Read more: tinyurl.com/3fkpmpd3
White background with text reading: "Expert education advice for blind and partially sighted students".  A large green speech bubble reads: ""The support I received from TPT's education service was instrumental in allowing me to succeed as a student." Smaller text below this quote reads: "Student feedback". The TPT logo is at the top centre.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 08/10/2026
Today is World Sight Day. This year’s theme, ‘Love Your Eyes’, is also about being able to access the healthcare you need. Accessible information helps blind and partially sighted people understand their care and make informed choices. Find out more: tinyurl.com/3edm85wk
Graphic for World Sight Day 2026 featuring Thomas Pocklington Trust and Sight Loss Councils logos. The text reads: "Celebrating World Sight Day 2026" and "Love Your Eyes". Below the text is a photograph of a person having an eye examination using a slit lamp microscope at an eye clinic. The design uses a white background with teal accents.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 07/10/2026
Don’t miss our next Let’s Talk Jobs webinar on 12 October, 2–3pm. We’ll explore useful apps, assistive technology and sources of support for blind and partially sighted people at home and in the workplace. Join Graham Page and our Employment team: tinyurl.com/3edm4xxt  
Title reads: "Don't miss Let's Talk Jobs", above the title the words "Live Webinar" are highlighted in a red box. Below the title, text reads: "Join Graham to discover apps and assistive tech for everyday life and work, 12 October, 2-3pm, Register now", with a right pointing arrow. The TPT logo is on the bottom left. The bottom right features an image of a man sitting down speaking into a phone. He holds the phone close to his mouth, wears a pink shirt and has sunglasses on.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 06/10/2026
Choosing a university and course is a big decision. For blind and partially sighted students, there can be extra things to consider. Hear Khadija, Aleks and Faith share their experiences and practical advice on our Through Our Eyes podcast. Listen: tinyurl.com/3x6r35cp  
Title reads: “Selecting a course and university”. Above the title, the words “Through Our Eyes – Episode 2” appear inside a box. The Thomas Pocklington Trust logo is at the top left. Below the title, smaller text reads: “A podcast made by and for blind and partially sighted students.” Further text reads: “Listen on our website and all major streaming platforms.” Four platform logos are shown at the bottom left for Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and YouTube. On the right side, there is a photograph of three young people sitting together and smiling, alongside an image of a smartphone displaying the Through Our Eyes podcast artwork, which features photographs of several people.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Your smartphone can be more than a phone. Join our Let’s Talk Jobs webinar on 12 October, 2–3pm, as Graham Page, our Assistive Technology Adviser, shares useful apps, assistive tech and support for blind and partially sighted people at home and work. Register: tinyurl.com/3edm4xxt  
Title reads: "Let's Talk Jobs", above the title are the words "Live Webinar" highlighted in a red box. Below the title, text reads: "Join Graham to discover apps and assistive tech for everyday life and work, 12 October, 2-3pm, Register now", with a right pointing arrow. The TPT logo is on the bottom left. The bottom right features an image of Graham using the Meta glasses to read information from a carton of orange juice.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
The new academic term is under way. If you’re a parent or carer of a blind or partially sighted student, our Education Advice Service has resources to help you understand support in education. Questions? Contact educationadvice@pocklington.org.uk Guides: tinyurl.com/rjw69xvf
: Graphic showing a young Black man sitting at a desk in front of shelves of files, alongside the Thomas Pocklington Trust logo and text: “Blind and partially sighted students, we’re here to help! Email educationadvice@pocklington.org.uk or call 0203 757 8040 (Monday–Friday 10am–5pm) for expert advice and guidance.”
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
As Catch the Bus Month draws to a close, we’re sharing what bus drivers think of First Bus’ Every Journey Matters course. We contributed lived experience expertise of sight loss to the course, helping reflect the needs of blind and partially sighted passengers. More: tinyurl.com/bznfpu7a  
Graphic from Thomas Pocklington Trust featuring a testimonial quote: “A truly engaging, productive, interactive and satisfying course with vital results for our job in hand and our industry. Thank you!” Attribution: Nigel, bus driver from Norwich.Graphic from Thomas Pocklington Trust featuring a testimonial quote: “Probably the best CPC course I have done content wise.” Attribution: Tom, bus driver from Norwich.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Self-care includes looking after your eyes. 👀 AMD can affect central vision and is a leading cause of irreversible sight loss in the UK. Regular eye tests and healthy living can help protect your eye health. This #SelfCareFrEyeDay, pay attention to your vision. #NEHW #EyeWeek
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Have you discovered Through Our Eyes? 🎧 Created by blind and partially sighted students, the podcast shares real experiences of education, university and student life, with advice on choosing a university, open days and DSA. Explore the series: tinyurl.com/yhpufvmc  
A group of seven Student Voices volunteers stand together indoors, including Oli, a former TPT intern. The group is smiling and facing the camera.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Every journey should be accessible. We’re proud to have contributed our vision impairment expertise and lived experience to First Bus’s ‘Every Journey Matters’ Driver CPC course, now an award winner. 🏆 Find out more about Every Journey Matters: tinyurl.com/bznfpu7a #CTBM26
Graphic from Thomas Pocklington Trust featuring a testimonial quote: “We’re grateful to TPT for sharing expertise and lived experience, helping our drivers support blind and partially sighted passengers every day.” Attribution: Hansi Jackson, Head of Learning and Development, First Bus.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
National Eye Health Week starts today and runs until 27 September. We’re throwing it back to 2022, when Nicki shared how a routine eye test detected inflammation despite having no symptoms. Read her story and look out for more from us this week: tinyurl.com/4t4vf4wf #EyeWeek #VisionMatters
Nicki, Sight Loss Councils Communications Officer, is pictured in a close-up outdoor shot, wearing black sunglasses and a white scarf. Her head is tilted back as she looks upwards with a subtle smile. A child in a brown hat, navy scarf and beige coat leans over Nicki’s shoulder from behind, looking down towards her and reaching towards her sunglasses.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
See and Stop. Speak and Support. As Catch the Bus Month continues, we’re highlighting how our driver training can transform bus journeys for blind and partially sighted passengers. Co-created with Sight Loss Councils, Guide Dogs and our partners. Read More: tinyurl.com/3he5za3y
Thomas Pocklington Trust testimonial graphic with a headshot of Vince Crossfield and the quote: “The training we provide to our drivers, utilising the resources from TPT, gives them the knowledge, skills and confidence to support customers with sight impairments.” Attribution: Vince Crossfield, Development and Compliance Manager, National Express.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
Last call for blind and partially sighted people to have their say. Our survey is closing soon and your views will help shape where we focus our influencing and campaigning work. Please spare 10 minutes to complete it: pocklington.tfaforms.net/5069087
Kelly, SLC Engagement Manager for North West England, sits at a table speaking with an older man wearing glasses and a dark jacket at Oldham Blind Vets. Other people are seated nearby, with refreshments and cups on the table and a kitchenette area visible in the background.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
The countdown is on: just three days left to apply for a Get Set Progress internship with Visibility Scotland. Gain valuable experience, support other blind and partially sighted people and receive accredited digital skills training. Apply by 18 September, 5pm: tinyurl.com/yc3dphw2  
Visibility Scotland logo featuring a yellow stylised eye symbol above the organisation name, “Visibility Scotland”, in white on a blue background.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
Your LinkedIn profile deserves some attention. Only a few days left to register for our Let’s Talk Jobs webinar on 14 September, 2–3pm.   Get practical tips from our Employment team on building a stronger profile and making LinkedIn work harder for you.   Register: tinyurl.com/y4h654hx
The words "Live Webinar" are highlighted in red at the top left. Below this, the title reads: "Let's Talk Jobs!, Just a few days to go!" Smaller text below reads: "Join our Employment team to learn the basics of creating a strong Linkedin profile, 14 September, 2-3pm, Register now!" With a right pointing arrow. The TPT logo is on the bottom left. On the bottom right, is an image of three professionals.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
A new Get Set Progress internship is open with Visibility Scotland in Glasgow. As a Digital Skills and Employment Advisor Intern, you’ll support blind and partially sighted people while gaining valuable experience and accredited training. Apply by 18 September, 5pm: tinyurl.com/yc3dphw2  
A blue rectangular logo featuring a yellow stylised eye symbol with a heart shape in the centre. Beneath the symbol, the words “Visibility Scotland” appear in white text.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
Robo-taxis have arrived in London, and we took one for a ride. Last Wednesday, our staff and Sight Loss Council volunteers joined Wayve to experience its self-driving technology and share views on making journeys safer and more accessible. Scroll through the photos to see the action.
TPT Chief Executive Officer Charles Colquhoun stands at the front of a meeting room presenting beside a large screen displaying the title “Bringing self-driving technology to the UK.” Audience members are seated facing the presentation, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a cityscape.TPT staff and SLC volunteers sit in an office and meeting space, watching a presentation taking place off-camera.TPT staff and SLC volunteers standing on a city street beside a silver Wayve autonomous test vehicle parked outside a modern office building. The vehicle’s branding is visible on the side, with the group lined up along the pavement.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
One week to go. Only a few places remain for our Tech Friday on 11 September, 11am–1pm. Try Mavis smart glasses and catch up on the latest Meta glasses features, including Oorion and Be My Eyes. Ask questions and share your views. Register: tinyurl.com/yuvkyps5
Title reads: "Don't miss Tech Friday." Smaller text below reads: "‪Come along and try smart glasses designed for blind and partially sighted people, 11 September, 11am- 1pm, TPT London Hub, Sign up today". The Mavis Tech logo is on the bottom right, while the TPT logo is on the top right. Below the TPT logo is an image of a hand holding a pair of black smart glasses.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
Make your LinkedIn profile work harder. Join our next Let’s Talk Jobs webinar on 14 September, 2–3pm, for practical tips on building a stronger LinkedIn profile for blind and partially sighted job seekers and professionals. Register: tinyurl.com/y4h654hx
The words "Live Webinar" are highlighted in red at the top left. Below this, the title reads: "Let's Talk Jobs!" Smaller text below reads: "Join our Employment team to learn the basics of creating a strong Linkedin profile, 14 September, 2-3pm, Register now!" With a right pointing arrow. The TPT logo is on the bottom left. On the bottom right, is an image of two professionals. The female is sitting at a desk, typing on a laptop, while the male is standing, looking at the laptop.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 01/09/2026
September is Catch The Bus Month.   Throughout the month, we’ll highlight TPT’s work to make bus travel more accessible for blind and partially sighted passengers.   To kick things off, here’s a myth-busting fact about buses from Bus Users UK   #CTBM26 #MDYB26
Catch the Bus Month graphic featuring the message “Get on Board”. The graphic presents a myth: “Buses aren’t accessible”. The reality text reads: “Buses give all of us the freedom to travel independently and with dignity.” A photo shows a wheelchair user entering a bus using a ramp. Bus Users UK logo appears in the bottom right corner.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 28/08/2026
The summer bank holiday is almost here! We hope you have a brilliant long weekend, however you choose to spend it. Take some time to relax, enjoy yourself and make the most of the extra day. Our office and services will be closed on Monday 31 August and reopen at 9am on Tuesday 1 September.
Black, bold text reads: "Wishing you a happy Summer Bank Holiday". Smaller, blue text below reads: "Whatever your plans, enjoy the long weekend." The TPT logo is on the top left.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 28/08/2026
Why is TPT expanding its Education Advice Service? Nicole Bassett, our Education Advice Service Manager, discusses the expansion on RNIB Connect Radio, supporting children starting primary school. Listen: tinyurl.com/bdfpytpe #InclusiveEducation
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
Two days left to apply for  two Get Set Progress internships closing this Friday 28 August! Marketing Executive Intern and Customer Support Intern. Looking to get your foot on the career ladder or return to work after sight loss? Don’t miss out:https://www.pocklington.org.uk/about-us/workattpt/  
Mavis Technology logo. The logo features a navy and blue geometric “M” symbol above the words “Mavis Tech”, with “Mavis” in navy blue and “Tech” in bright blue, all set against a white background.Liberty Specialty Markets logo. The logo features a navy blue illustration of the Statue of Liberty, showing the figure holding a torch and wearing a crown, set against a white background.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
We want to hear from as many blind and partially sighted people as possible. Take 10 mins to complete our Listening Month survey and help shape where we focus our campaigning and influencing work. Have your say before it closes on 31 August: bit.ly/4v2MRaU
: Members of Greater Manchester Sight Loss Council and Oldham Blind Veterans sit around joined tables during a Listening Month discussion in a community venue. Hot drinks, notebooks and mobility aids are visible as participants share their experiences.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
Join us at Tech Friday on 11 September, 11am–1pm, to explore smart glasses from Mavis Technology, plus the latest Meta glasses features including Oorion and Be My Eyes. Try the tech, ask questions and share your views. Register your place:https://tinyurl.com/yuvkyps5
The Thomas Pocklington Trust logo is positioned in the top-right corner. In the top-left corner is a small outlined rectangle containing the words ‘Tech Friday’. Below this reads: ‘Join us to explore smart glasses for blind and partially sighted people.’ Under the headline are the event details reading: '11 September, 11am–1pm, TPT London Hub’, followed by the words ‘Register now!’ The Mavis Tech logo is positioned in the bottom-left corner. On the right-hand side is a large image of black smart glasses.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
From this Monday, our Education Information, Advice and Guidance Service is expanding to support blind and partially sighted children entering primary school.  Parents, carers and professionals can contact our Education Advisers with questions or for support via educationadvice@pocklington.org.uk
Three schoolgirls sit together happily on a bench in a school playground. A cane can be seen next to one of the girls. The Thomas Pocklington Trust and Guide Dogs logos appear above the headline: “Latest News". Text below this reads "Thomas Pocklington Trust and Guide Dogs Expand Student Support Services to Include Children Entering Primary School.”
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 20/08/2026
Got your GCSE results and wondering what comes next?. If you’re considering college, sixth form or an apprenticeship, our Education Advice Service can help blind and partially sighted students explore their post-16 options and get the support they need.. Find out more: f.mtr.cool/miwcjozrum
: two students hugging and celebrating exam results. The text reads: ‘Education Advice. Blind or partially sighted and unsure what your GCSE results mean for your future? Our Education Advice Service is here to help you figure it out. Get in touch today.’" TPT logo in the top left.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
This World Photography Day, we’re celebrating blind and partially sighted people taking and enjoying photography, while highlighting how we can all make images more accessible. Remember to Add alt text to your images, as it helps screen reader users engage with photos. Happy World Photography Day!
David Parfitt, SLC Coordinator for North West England, stands with a backpack on his back, on sand dunes at Formby Beach. He holds up a smartphone to take a photo of the sea. Grassy dunes line the right side of the image.Merseyside SLC members, Naomi and James, during the Through Our Eyes project. They stand outside a Southport seafront restaurant, with Naomi taking a photo on a smartphone. James stands next to her, looking on, and holds a long cane.Nicki Guy, Communications Officer for Sight Loss Councils is photographed on a cobbled street in France, holding a camera up and taking a photo.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 17/08/2026
From today, we’re expanding our Education Advice Service, in partnership with Guide Dogs, to support blind and partially sighted children entering primary school. So far, we’ve supported 650+ children and young people, plus parents, carers and professionals. tinyurl.com/3zhppu2w  
Three schoolgirls sit together happily on a bench in a school playground. A cane can be seen next to one of the girls. The Thomas Pocklington Trust and Guide Dogs logos appear above the headline: “Latest News". Text below this reads "Thomas Pocklington Trust and Guide Dogs Expand Student Support Services to Include Children Entering Primary School.”
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
Sight Support Internship in Fife: applications close 20 August. Are you blind or partially sighted and based in Scotland? Seescape is offering a paid internship through Get Set Progress, delivered with TPT and RNIB. Build skills, confidence and experience. Apply now: tinyurl.com/4p9etune
Seescape logo in blue and orange, with the text “SEESCAPE” and the tagline “Visual Impairment Support Across Fife.”
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 13/08/2026
Blind or partially sighted and getting A Level results today? Take a breath, you’re not alone. Our Education Advice Service can help you make sense of your next steps. Check here: tinyurl.com/48x7e48j
Image featuring three smiling students talking in a hallway. One student is holding papers and wearing sunglasses. Text reads: ‘Education Advice. Happy A Level Results Day! Blind or partially sighted? Get in touch with our Education Advice Service for support with your next steps. Speak to us today.’ The TPT logo is in the top left.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 13/08/2026
An overgrown hedge might be a small inconvenience for some, but for blind and partially sighted people it can mean blocked pavements, loss of confidence, or having to step into the road. Help keep pavements clear this summer with our #CutItBack campaign. www.sightlosscouncils.org.uk/CutItBack
Kelly, SLC Engagement Manager for the North West, stands on a pavement beside a black metal fence with tree branches hanging over the side, she is using her red cane in one hand while reaching up with the other to touch low-hanging branches. Kelly is wearing a red patterned dress, white trainers and a smartwatch.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
Last chance to apply! Applications for the General Optical Council’s paid Administrator Internship close tonight at 11:59pm. Part of our 9-month Get Set Progress Internship, it’s a great opportunity to build skills and start your career. Apply: tinyurl.com/2w98vf3c  
Graphic with Thomas Pocklington Trust logo and Get Set Progress internship programme branding on a dark background. Large quote reads, “As an employer, the programme has been transformative for us. Now we have so much more confidence in our ability to offer employment and internship opportunities to blind or partially sighted colleagues.” Attribution to Leonie Milliner, CEO, the General Optical Council. Includes large stylised quotation marks as part of the design.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
Don’t miss the final Cobbling Words Together workshop with Sarah Cobb. Join us on Wednesday 12 August, 6-7pm, for an engaging online session exploring publishing and screenwriting. Register today and round off the series with us: tinyurl.com/yvyt2vnt  
Sarah at the culmination of her university studies. She stands outside a stone building smiling happily, wearing a university gown and hat while holding a bunch of orange flowers.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
More time to apply! The deadline for our GSPProgramme Information Editor Internship with Channel 4 has been extended to Friday 14 August. Blind and partially sighted? Check out the role and apply today before the new deadline: tinyurl.com/2s47nz6s  
Logo reading “Get Set Progress”, with “Get Set” and “internship programme” in dark navy blue and “Progress” in teal. The lettering is bold, with a small circular graphic incorporated into the letter “o” in “Progress” to signify an eye.The Channel 4 logo displayed in black on a bright lime green background. The logo is made up of separate geometric shapes that together form the number four.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 07/08/2026
Thinking about applying for DSA? Hear from blind and partially sighted students and our Education team as they answer questions and break down the application process step by step. Listen now: tinyurl.com/4xhfpwat  
Khadija, Faith, Zehra, Chloe and Aaron recording an episode of the Through Our Eyes podcast around a table with a microphone, laptops and drinks.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
Accessibility doesn’t begin when you board the bus. It starts the moment you leave home. If you’re blind or partially sighted, tell us what matters most to you through our Listening Month survey. Your feedback will help shape our campaigns and future work. pocklington.tfaforms.net/5069087  
Visually impaired man navigating his way along the pavement using his white mobility cane. The man is wearing dark sunglasses, a hat, a navy coat, grey trousers, a scarf and mustard-coloured boots. There are trees and bushes surrounding where he walks.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 05/08/2026
Driverless cars are coming. Will they work for everyone? Join us and Waymo on 10 August to explore what self-driving vehicles could mean for blind and partially sighted people, hear the latest updates, and ask your questions. Places are limited: tinyurl.com/32fscnep
Title reads: “Discuss self-driving cars with TPT and Waymo." Smaller text below reads: "Monday 10th August. Central London. Last chance to register!” An image in the bottom right shows a woman opening the door of a white self-driving car. The Thomas Pocklington Trust logo is in the top left, the Waymo logo is in the bottom left, and blue rounded shapes decorate the design.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
Applications are closing fast for these GSP internships. Tomorrow (5 August) is your last chance to apply for 2 Customer Service Intern roles with Mavis Technologies.https://jobs.mavistech.uk/   The Channel 4 Programme Information Editor role closes 7 August. Apply now: tinyurl.com/2s47nz6s
The Channel 4 logo displayed in black on a bright lime green background. The logo is made up of separate geometric shapes that together form the number four.The Mavis Tech logo on a white background. A capital letter “M” in dark navy and bright blue is centred above the company name. The text reads: “Mavis Tech”, with “Mavis” in dark navy and “Tech” in bright blue.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
Press play on Episode 6! Applying for Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA)? In our latest Through Our Eyes podcast, blind and partially sighted students share their experiences, while our Education team breaks down the DSA application process step by step. Listen now: tinyurl.com/4xhfpwat
A collage of seven Student Voices arranged across the top of the image. Below the photographs is the text "Real stories. Real tips." and the title "Through Our Eyes" displayed in large bold lettering. The Thomas Pocklington Trust logo is positioned at the bottom of the image.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
It’s Friday, and time is running out. Applications for two #GetSetProgress internships with MyVision Oxfordshire close at 11.59pm tonight. If you’re blind or partially sighted and looking for paid workplace experience, don’t miss out. Apply now: tinyurl.com/3xhuxtbs
White background featuring the MyVision Oxfordshire logo. A blue circular graphic appears to the left of the words “MyVision Oxfordshire” in dark and bright blue lettering. Below, bold blue text reads: “Supporting Visually Impaired People”.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
Listening matters because your experiences shape our work. If you’re blind or partially sighted, take 10 minutes to tell us what’s working, what’s not, and what you’d like us to focus on. Your feedback will help shape our future campaigning: pocklington.tfaforms.net/5069087
Dave, Engagement Manager for South East Sight Loss Council, stands at the front of a community room speaking into a microphone to a group of 12 members of the Dorking Macular Society, which are sitting on red chairs around a long table. The attendees are listening attentively, with drinks, cakes and information leaflets laid out on a bright yellow tablecloth. The room is warmly lit with string lights across the ceiling.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 29/07/2026
Looking for an inspiring way to spend your evening? Join us tonight, 6-8pm, for our Cobbling Words Together workshop, where Sarah from our Employment team will explore writing for the stage and radio. Everyone’s welcome. Register now and join us on Microsoft Teams: tinyurl.com/4hvur8rp  
Sarah is smiling while seated inside a white Ferris wheel. She has shoulder-length brown hair and is wearing a black top with a yellow lanyard around her neck. She is surrounded by large glass windows, with views of greenery, buildings and a cloudy sky in the background.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 28/07/2026
Three #GetSetProgress internships close this week. Apply by 11.59pm today (28 Jul): ABM Business Support Executive (Manchester): www.pocklington.org.uk/about-us/wor… By 31 Jul: 2 MyVision Oxfordshire roles: tinyurl.com/3xhuxtbs  
Graphic with Thomas Pocklington Trust logo and Get Set Progress internship programme branding. Large quote reads, “I am very grateful for this programme and the opportunity it has afforded me.” Attribution to Lloyd Sakr, former Information Support Intern, Nystagmus Network. Lower section includes a portrait of Lloyd, a young white man with short brown hair dressed smarty in a suit and tie.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 27/07/2026
Self-driving cars are coming to London. What could that mean for blind and partially sighted people? Join us and Waymo on 10 August for the latest updates, ask your questions, and explore a Waymo vehicle. Places are limited. Register: tinyurl.com/32fscnep  
Title reads: “Help shape the future of self-driving cars." Smaller text below reads: "Join TPT and Waymo in Central London. Monday 10th August.” An image in the top right shows three adults standing in front of a white self-driving car. The Thomas Pocklington Trust logo is in the top left, the Waymo logo is in the bottom left, and blue rounded shapes decorate the design.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
We're thrilled that our partnership with @GuideDogs has been shortlisted for a #ThirdSectorAwards. Our Education Advice Service supports blind and partially sighted children and young people to thrive in education. Fingers crossed for September! Learn more: tinyurl.com/ycbkbvws
: Pastel gradient background fading from teal on the left to pink on the right. Large white text in the centre reads “SHORTLISTED 2026.” Smaller white text in the top right reads “Third Sector Awards – Headline Sponsor ansvar.”
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 23/07/2026
Before you hit submit on your DSA application, listen to this. Faith and Zehra share their first-hand experiences of applying for Disabled Students’ Allowance, plus practical advice to help you apply with confidence. tinyurl.com/3yehm56s
A collage of seven Student Voices arranged across the top of the image. Below the photographs is the text "Real stories. Real tips." and the title "Through Our Eyes" displayed in large bold lettering. The Thomas Pocklington Trust logo is positioned at the bottom of the image.
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Thomas Pocklington Trust @pocklington.bsky.social · 22/07/2026
Don’t miss your chance to apply. Many of our 2026-27 #GetSetProgress internships have already closed, and more deadlines are approaching. New roles with Channel 4 in Leeds and remote opportunities with Transport for All. View vacancies and apply: www.pocklington.org.uk/about-us/wor…
Graphic with Thomas Pocklington Trust logo and Get Set Progress internship programme branding. Large quote reads, “I grew up in an environment where a lot of people with visual disabilities do not get employment. So this opportunity has given me the chance to go further than I ever dreamed!” Attribution to Audery Awosika, former Administration Assistant Intern, General Optical Council. Lower section includes a portrait image of Audery, a young black bespectacled woman, with long dark dreads, smartly dressed in a bright pink jumper with a long dark open blazer.
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