CarerQuie
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Was Mr. LEA PB,by any chance?He's notorious!xx
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They make a distinction between high incidence and low incidence needs.Extra funding,in addition to schools' SEN budget is added in for low incidence needs.
My son is at a special school,so he gets support full time.
However,it is still worth getting a Statement because then you know that a portion of the allocated funds are being used to support your child and that it will be specificto the needs identified.xx
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Good news.xx
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Have a great time.xx
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What wonderful news that your son has made such tangible progress.Well done!xx
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Brilliant news!xx
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I stilkl don't like the taste even with a sauce!xx
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Brilliant news.Sorry you had to wait so long but good that you now know.xx
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None.I loathe and detest pasta;it is so tasteless!!xx
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Good luck.xx
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Congratulations!xx
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(((hugs))).xx
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My other half isn't on the spectrum and neither am I.xx
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Rh's diagnosis was on the NHS.xx
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That's good.Hope the statement gives your child the right support.xx
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That's brilliant news.xx
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Reaper.xx
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(((Hugs)))xx
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I hope that it goes well.xx
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Me too.xx
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I hope that it goes well.xx
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As it is,I think that a lot of parents seeking an ASD assessment for their children are having to run the gamut of parenting courses.xx
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Have a great birthday.xx
DLA Refusal
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You can ask for a statement of decisions which lists why they turned it down,you can insist that they take into considerstion the Clinician's report.
You can ask for a reconsideration,or you can appeal.Your chils won't have to attend.xx