We’ve seen too many young patients struggle at school not because they lack ability, but because they simply can’t see well enough. It affects how they learn, how they play sport, even how confident they feel in a group.
Does your child sit close to the TV, squint at the whiteboard, or complain that distant objects look blurry? These behaviours are often early signs of myopia, also called short-sightedness.
Every parent wants their child to have the best chance to thrive at school — but sometimes challenges in the classroom aren’t about effort or ability. They can be linked to vision.