Royal School for the Blind (Liverpool)

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School summary

The Royal School for the Blind in Liverpool is a small, specialist independent school serving around 85 pupils, with boarding provision available. Rated Outstanding by Ofsted at its most recent inspection, the school combines specialist support with consistently high standards across the board. Its modest size allows for highly individualised attention, and leadership is led by Head Mrs Vicki Dwyer.

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Inspection reports

Ofsted overall
Outstanding
Last inspected
24 November 2021
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Teaching & academics

Ofsted judged the school Outstanding overall, with leadership and management also rated at the highest level. The Outstanding grade extends to its sixth form provision, suggesting strong continuity for older students. With so few pupils on roll, the school is well placed to tailor learning closely to individual needs.

Head · Mrs Vicki Dwyer

School life & ethos

Boarding
Yes

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Royal School for the Blind (Liverpool) 11+: frequently asked questions

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