Braille

What is braille?

Braille is a way of reading a language using touch.

In braille, letters and numbers are made up of a rectangle with six dots in two columns. Each letter and number uses a different pattern of raised dots.

Who uses braille?

If you are blind or have sight loss, you can use braille, which means you read by touch.

With braille, you can actively write and read – and there are plenty of braille magazines and books to choose from in braille.

You can play a range of card games in braille, and use labels made with braille to join in other games and activities.

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