Royal School For The Blind

Roblox might be a favourite with kids 🎮💬, but its huge mix of user‑created worlds can sometimes expose them to things they’re not ready for.
This week’s guide helps parents and educators understand the risks, set smarter controls 🔐 and support children to enjoy Roblox more safely.

Download your FREE copy here >> https://vist.ly/4nkg3

Neurodivergent children are often early adopters of technology, making supported online experiences especially important.

Our latest guide helps parents and educators understand how to create safe, positive digital environments.

It explores key considerations, including:
• Modelling responsible online behaviour
• Setting age-appropriate boundaries
• Encouraging open and supportive conversations
• Understanding emerging risks such as AI-generated content

The guide also highlights the importance of balancing screen time with offline activities to support wellbeing and development.

Download the guide here: https://vist.ly/536kq

One of our amazing pupils and her sister are donating their beautiful long locks to The Little Princess Trust.

please find their Justgiving page below to donate. 💖

https://www.justgiving.com/page/ava-annie-haircut?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=EM

📣FAO PARENTS/CARERS📣

We currently have 2 specialist beds available.
These beds are specially designed to keep children safe.

ONLY THE GREEN LOWER BED AVAILABLE NOW.

We are asking for a donation to the school and/or the family needs to be aware there would be a disassemble and reassemble cost as our team would want to make sure the bed is safe.

If you are interested/ in need please send a message to our page.

Thank you!

Parents and carers you’re warmly invited to join us for our next Coffee & Connect session on Monday 18th May, 10am–11.30am at Kensington Family Hub.

These sessions are a relaxed space for Liverpool families of children and young people (0–25) with SEND to come together for information, support and connection. It’s also a chance to tell us what you want from future sessions, from guest speakers to training topics.

We want to let families know that James Backhouse was originally due to attend, but due to the ongoing ILACS Inspection, he is now unable to be present. James has asked us to pass on his apologies and has confirmed he will join us at a future date.
Your voice still matters, and we’ll make sure any questions or feedback you wanted to raise with him are captured and passed on.

Come along for a brew, a chat, and a chance to shape what happens next for families in our city.