Changing School

carmina_piranha

croyland87 wrote: »

Me and my wife have got a open mind but the why we are thinking is that are child has a 121 support but she is not experienced in his condition. The school could provide 10 adults to support him but its not going to help if they don't no how to handle him.

Could you have a meeting with his 1-1 and the SENCO to discuss how his 1-1 handles him? Perhaps you could give her some advice. I assume she's had some training though?

croyland87

carmina_piranha wrote: »

Could you have a meeting with his 1-1 and the SENCO to discuss how his 1-1 handles him? Perhaps you could give her some advice. I assume she's had some training though?

That is not a option as its all coming from the school and they believe that we parents are wrong.

croyland87

Sammy-Jo wrote: »

I work as a BSE Specialist (behaviour, Social and Emotional) within KS1 and KS2 schools. Can you tell me why your child has a SEN?

He has Autism

croyland87

kelpie35 wrote: »

How do you manage with his behaviour at home?

That is whats concerning me that we have no problems with him at home at all.

atolaas

Schools often have to deal with autistic children. A good TA (teacher's assistant) might be the answer. They could work with your child 1on1 and help manage his behaviour as it sounds like its an issue at school.

croyland87

I have done some research online about taking my child out of school and home educating him till he gets a space at this Special School in Sept. But I have come across some information which has left me even more worried. If I take him out of school and because he has SEN Statement the authority will cancel that and it will also jeprodise his place at the new school in Sept.

Can someone tell me if this is right because I am confused as it leaves me with no option to leave at the school. Thank you

atolaas

croyland87 wrote: »

I have done some research online about taking my child out of school and home educating him till he gets a space at this Special School in Sept. But I have come across some information which has left me even more worried. If I take him out of school and because he has SEN Statement the authority will cancel that and it will also jeprodise his place at the new school in Sept.

Can someone tell me if this is right because I am confused as it leaves me with no option to leave at the school. Thank you

I'd talk to your LEA to get a better idea as to what your options are.

Js_Other_Half

Contact IPSEA http://www.ipsea.org.uk

You can book a phonecall with them to discuss your case in detail.

Their website should help a lot too.

Js_Other_Half

Does this help at all?

http://www.ipsea.org.uk/file-manager/SENlaw/FAQs-about-statements/statement-faq-19.pdf

croyland87

Js_Other_Half wrote: »

Does this help at all?

http://www.ipsea.org.uk/file-manager/SENlaw/FAQs-about-statements/statement-faq-19.pdf

Yes that is good I will contact them first thing tomorrow morning I have also found another organisation called Contact A Family who help family's with disabled children.