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Blind and Visually Impaired Students Show Sinterklaas What Is Possible

Summary by Omroep Brabant
For the students of Visio Education in Grave, the national entry of Sinterklaas will be extra special. The visually impaired students can perform an act for the holy man. In doing so, they want to show what is possible if you don't see or see poorly. “It's really special that we get to do this,” says 11-year-old Jill. The students have been practicing hard for weeks to be able to shine during Sinterklaas's national entry into Grave on Saturday.…
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For the students of Visio Education in Grave, the national entry of Sinterklaas will be extra special. The visually impaired students can perform an act for the holy man. In doing so, they want to show what is possible if you don't see or see poorly. “It's really special that we get to do this,” says 11-year-old Jill. The students have been practicing hard for weeks to be able to shine during Sinterklaas's national entry into Grave on Saturday.…

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Omroep Brabant broke the news on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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