Don't rely just on the Blind School. Yes, they will also teach your child, but braille reading and writing must also be important in your home for your child to grasp the importance of learning to read in braille. I can't stress this point enough. If you are a spouse, sibling, or child of a blind person, you should learn at least basic, Level 1, braille. Sharing a household means communicating.
Communicating often means leaving notes or labeling things so the blind person knows what they are.
If you are a co-worker or supervisor of a blind person at the workplace, knowing how to label things will foster better relations and teamwork between you and the blind employee. It is EASY for sighted people to write braille because we can cheat. We can look at the translation table in printed books to see how to make the dots for the letters and words. We don't have to memorize things in order to write braille. Practice is the best way of learning something.