TSA School For The Blind

Our students may not be able to see like others do but it is our duty to let them enjoy learning, growing and developing as others do.

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The Jamaica visually impaired cricket team.

We are proud of our past and present students who make up this team. The Salvation Army School for the blind and visually impaired work assiduously to ensure our students are well rounded and get all the opportunities that are available.

The team comprises of B1 players, thats players who are completely blind. B2 players, thats players who can partially see and B3 players, thats players who wear very thick glasses and without it they are unable to see.

Here at the Salvation Army School for the blind and visually impaired we take students all through the year.

We take pride in ensuring we take care of our students. None is left behind, none feels less than, none feels neglected or rejected.

We pride ourselves in empowerment no matter the circumstances.

Digicel Foundation Jamaica Terri-Karelle Fada Blind🧑🏽‍🦯 Broadcasting Commission Jamaica Jamaica Society for the Blind

Knowledge is power.

Fada Blind🧑🏽‍🦯 a true example of not giving up.

Highlights of our graduation 2026.

Our students and all our distinguished guests all enjoyed a heartfelt school leaving ceremony.

Our graduation guest speak being introduced by our student using Braille.

Fantastic job.

Thank you Mr. Linton for your words you shared.

Graduation award ceremony. Our stars made a plan and completed their goal.

We are very proud of them.

We are so grateful to the opendoorjamaica and Terri-Karelle for all they have done for our students and our society at large.

You delivered and over extended which helped to make our graduation ceremony an even bigger success and have imparted in and impacted the lives of our students, our teachers, our care givers, our parents and many others.

Thank you again for taking the time to be present with us and showing that no matter the situation there is a place for each and everyone of us in this world and that we can grow and bloom anywhere we are planted.

Thank you from the Salvation Army School for the blind and visually impaired family.

Our phenomenal graduates using Braille to read their reflection speech.