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Hi all

 

I've just got back from visiting my sister - the ed psych specialising in ASD in N Ireland....

 

having spet half a day with us, she said to me "DS is quite severe AS isn't he?" :rolleyes: Sometimes Ido thik I am just :wallbash: when I talk to my family about DS - although in a sad way, it was nice that she recognised the dificulties :whistle:

 

Anyway, I was speaking to her about the problems we've had getting him assessed for a statement, and my orries about secondary school in a year's time. She was shocked by the refusal to assess, but also said she would recommend DS to attend a special unit for social/communication issue. Apparently they have a few in NI, attached to, but separate from mainstream secondary schools, which cater for acaemically able but socially dsfunctional children.

 

sounds perfect for DS! >:D<<'> but I've never heard of such a thing here in N Somerset :crying:

 

Has anyone got one of these types of units near them? or even better - does anyone know of something similar near Bristol/Somerset? If it exists, I can push for him to go, but if not, I will keep working within the mainstream system....

 

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Yes we have a couple of secondaries with them and plans to open more.

 

You need to check the criteria carefully. We have a primary S&L unit for children without ASD and about 5 for those with. Your parent partnership service should be able to guide you on what's available locally.

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