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Every year on September 1, Sergiyev Posad Home for Blind and Deaf Children welcomes about 200 students.

Every year on September 1, Sergiyev Posad Home for Blind and Deaf Children welcomes about 200 students. The school opened in 1962 and is the only centre in the country for both blind and deaf children.

© RIA Novosti . Diana MarkosianEvery year on September 1, Sergiyev Posad Home for Blind and Deaf Children welcomes about 200 students. The school opened in 1962 and is the only centre in the country for both blind and deaf children.
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Every year on September 1, Sergiyev Posad Home for Blind and Deaf Children welcomes about 200 students. The school opened in 1962 and is the only centre in the country for both blind and deaf children.
© RIA Novosti . Diana MarkosianA blind girl cautiously makes her way to her adaptive reading class on the first day of school.
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A blind girl cautiously makes her way to her adaptive reading class on the first day of school.
© RIA Novosti . Diana MarkosianStudents doze off as soft pale autumn light filters through the grated classroom window. There are an average 4 students per class.
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Students doze off as soft pale autumn light filters through the grated classroom window. There are an average 4 students per class.
© RIA Novosti . Diana MarkosianA student in class steers her head forward as she focuses on her notebook.
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A student in class steers her head forward as she focuses on her notebook.
© RIA Novosti . Diana MarkosianMichael Gelman, 14, spends an hour every day bouncing on his space hopper during fitness class. Gelman was diagnosed with autism at the age of 4.
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Michael Gelman, 14, spends an hour every day bouncing on his space hopper during fitness class. Gelman was diagnosed with autism at the age of 4.
© RIA Novosti . Diana MarkosianIn a separate room, a small group of new students, classified as having "multiple disabilities" are assessed before they can join others in class.
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In a separate room, a small group of new students, classified as having "multiple disabilities" are assessed before they can join others in class.
© RIA Novosti . Diana MarkosianStudents wait impatiently for supper after their third class of the day.

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Students wait impatiently for supper after their third class of the day.

© RIA Novosti . Diana MarkosianA teacher helps guide a blind girl as she eats supper.
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A teacher helps guide a blind girl as she eats supper.
© RIA Novosti . Diana MarkosianMany of the children who join the school don’t have parents, so their classmates become a surrogate family.
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Many of the children who join the school don’t have parents, so their classmates become a surrogate family.
© RIA Novosti . Diana MarkosianOccupied much of the time in his own inner world, a blind boy runs down stairs, ignoring the call of his name.
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Occupied much of the time in his own inner world, a blind boy runs down stairs, ignoring the call of his name.
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