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Old Apr 8th, 2012, 15:39 PM   #11
Menelly
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Yeah, I'm in the US, so I don't know what your laws for access in the schools are, so I'll leave that to the people who know.

Glad to hear you may have some options that way too!


 
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Old Apr 9th, 2012, 14:11 PM   #12
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Hmm first of all there IS stuff they can do without a diagnosis, its just the senco trying to get out of spending schools money! There IS lots of stuff that can help depending on the main issues he is having. I am sorry but dont believe everything the schools say at all! I would let them know your son WILL be getting help and they can support you or it will be harder for them!

My son has social problems too so he has a buddy chart. Every day he has a new buddy and they will go to lunchclub (a room with teacher in for other children with social probs) or they can play outside together. My son normally choses lunchclub with his buddy.

He also has an ELSA (emotional learning support assistant) who can help with feelings, friends etc and she is a HUGE help! xx
hi midnight fairy with you being in the uk,was wondering have you been to any of the triple p meetings,if so what happened at them,me and my oh have been asked if we would like to go to those too and told they do you like to go to them if your child is going to be assesed,we are currently waiting for a letter giving us the dates of when they will be


 
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