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Rob burrow with his family at the cbeebies studio. who is it? i'm shy! hey, nice to meet you. is your name jackson? cbeebies' bedtime story. hello, i'm rob. i can't use my voice in the way that maybe you can, which is why i use this computer to talk for me. it's called an eye gaze. i use my eyes to gaze or look at the words and it speaks for me. it's like magic. watching at home in sunderland, lucy, and her mum, jo. lucy has cerebral palsy and also uses a computer to help her communicate. where did you go? in bolton, this is beach class at green fold school. many of the children here have lear...

A CITY centre mobile phone store manager has completed two marathons in superfast time for charity.

Knees together! she's funny, she's happy, she always wakes up with a smile on her face. yep, pay attention. in your wheelchair, please. isabel has learning difficulties and epilepsy. and such complex conditions bring many extra costs. that's expensive, that's about £6,000, but for me, it's more about the accumulation of stuff. like, as her mobility�*s deteriorated, or her needs have changed, you slowly add things on and it's not like you canjust go, well, if we cut back on that... because, like you say, isabel has to have that. yeah, yeah. and the wheelchair, this is going to be my next exp...

The school and how many staff and pupils who have. the school and how many staff and pupils who have-— the school and how many staff and pupils who have. good morning, we are a school— pupils who have. good morning, we are a school for— pupils who have. good morning, we are a school for children _ pupils who have. good morning, we are a school for children with - are a school for children with severe learning difficulties, as you said. we have 94 students at the moment between the ages of 3—19, and my staff, there is 120. a relate how staff commitment to look after the needs of the chi...

We find on the beach. eac litter—pick we remove one to two big bags of rubbish, which is one or two big bags of waste that is not going into the ocean. i've learned how the rubbish we throw away hurts the animals. we have seen the devastation first hand that these seals get entangled in. so we know by removing these items from the beach we are preventing harm. it feels really good helping animals. academically he does struggle, he has quite severe dyslexia, he has got learning difficulties, and i think this hasjust given him a real confidence—boost that he can achieve _ something, he can d...