Ok. For you and anyone interested I’ll share some of the ways in which I and other vi people I know access science:

1) using microscope - connect microscope to laptop and view images on laptop screen (if this is still too small you could link it up to a projector). If you can’t see enough to do this have someone draw out what they can see on a sheet of German film which creates a raised diagram
2) large print/tactile/talking rulers, thermometers, scales, voltmeters etc
3) colour probe to identify the colour of a substance
4) light probe to identify changes in light intensity elg for finding the end Point in a titration if you can’t see the miniscus
5) talking/large print stopwatch
6) I don’t know what they’re called but there’s these pipettes that you can get that have little notches on so you can tell when you have the right volume of liquid
7) use a surface with good colour contrast e.g while tile when carrying out an experiment
8) plot results on a graph with bold/larger squares or if you can’t see this use a pin board and tactile graph paper and ask your teacher to transfer where you’ve placed the pins onto a paper copy so you’ve got a record you can put in your folder or for marking

That’s what I can think of off the top of my head. If you have any more questions feel free to ask me :)