claire b

he is already school action plus as far as I know and the statement process has already started, from what I understand the deputy head is writing up his report. I don't know about the statutory assessment but his ed psyc has written several reports on him. Thanks maybe that's why they have to go through this as 15 hours wouldn't be enough, but to be honest would be better then nothing right now, his teacher and the classroom TA's are really struggling apparently ( also there are 30 kids in his class) we have been told that they have to have two full terms of evidence (which takes roughly 26 weeks with holidays wouldn't it?) and then they send it to panel which again can take months? I really don't understand this process think I need to do some research lol

my son is 4 1/2 and everyone involved with him (teacher senco pediatrician ed phsyc) all agree that he needs a TA with him all day. he looses his temper and lashes out and wont learn of participate in groups, yet Ive been told that in order to get one they need to gather two terms of evidence (which will lead him up to the end of the school year) and then it has to go through various panels and things so it will be October at the earliest but more likey to be in January. Ive now heard that its EXTRA funding theyre applying for and that really they could do it from there present budget... is this true? i cant believe its going to take so long especially bearing in mind yr 1 in september is going to be a massive change from reception and he'll need the most help then not months later!

Im currently readin freeks geeks and aspergers syndrome, its written by a 13 yr old lad with as and is really good!

thankyou!

its going ok mostly, its so frustrating that it has to take so long, but we were given a date for their meeting today. 6th may my birthday lol typical although apparently his statement is going to take even for some reason that nobody seems to know. where are you from?

hi everyone, Im new here and have a 4 1/2 year old that is in the process of being diagnosed from what I understand it will be asd aspergers