Making the huge jump from primary to secondary school can be daunting for any child.
But for blind and partially sighted children like Jenson, it can be extremely distressing.
The six-week summer holiday, which should be full of fun, can turn into six weeks of worry, fear and dread.
Here to Help
Every year, the Royal Society for Blind Children help so many blind and partially sighted children transition into secondary school. RSBC offer life-changing services that are a lifeline for so many children like Jenson. But these services can’t run without your urgent support.
This why we are urgently asking for your support.
Your generosity could provide crucial one-to-one-support from a Family Practitioner like Sue. Or it could help more children access Moving On Up, a vital support service, for blind and partially sighted children making the move to secondary school.
Make a difference.
This summer you can help remove the
worry, fear and dread from more children like Jenson.
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Tips to help students make a smoother transition to secondary school
Download our Transitioning to Secondary School pdf article filled with tips for students on managing anxiety, preparing for changes, making friends, accessing support and more, written by Jody, an RSBC Family Practitioner.
Read our Transitioning to Secondary School tips on our website.