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Fig 1.

Summary of the research process and number of participants at each stage.

*Many participants were in the same class and, therefore, teachers completed feedback questionnaires on more than one participant.

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Table 1.

Tests attempted to ascertain visual status and success rates achieved at baseline.

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Table 2.

Prevalence of significant refractive error in the present study.

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Table 3.

Anomalies of ocular health or structure noted during the internal and external ocular examination.

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Table 4.

Prevalence and type of ocular alignment anomalies.

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Table 5.

Percentage (n) of participants presenting with significant visual deficits at baseline, the proportion of these visual deficits which were unrecognised and/or unaddressed and, as such, defined as an ‘unmet visual need’, at baseline and follow-up.

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Table 6.

Observed classroom behaviours at baseline vs follow-up using paired data from individual participants’ two measurement periods.

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