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silvercar

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Can I ask for a little help?


I have an friend whose son has had his nursery time reduced to an hour a day The son has been diagnosed with autism which causes the problems highlight by the nursery


Is there any way my friend can challenge this


Friend will not claim benefits. I looked on disability forum but it was mostly about money so did not ask there but will look into it again


Thanks

How old is the son?

Is it a state nursery or private?

If it is a state nursery and the child is entitled to a free place due to age then I would have thought that the school need to make provision. It may involve the child being statemented to get the extra support he needs. If the nursery can't fund the extra support, they may decide that they can't safely take him until the provision is met. Once he gets to compulsory school age, the school would have a duty to take him and provide support according to the statement.

Tinyshoes

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

Good morning:j:j..you beautiful people..:)..Well we have had a nice spell of rain..and the garden is looking fantastic..Everything is nice and green...The blossom on the trees is in full bloom....Sadly it does not last too long..Anyway its another great day to be alive...:j:j

I have two bedroom carpets fitted..:j..It is so nice to be able to walk on some soft carpet..so different from hard floors..It has been a year and 10 days but I have finally got a carpet in my bedroom..:)..Another couple of weeks and I will get another two bedrooms done...

Today I have sky coming to fit me up....I don't know why I am getting it..I don't get much time to watch TV.....:rotfl::rotfl:...My diary is always full of exciting things to do...:D...

Hope you all slept well and fit and ready for the day...:D..I really must try to catch up....

Belated birthday wishes marmite. :beer:

Did you get a good deal on the carpets I will be looking for new ones upstairs but probably not until next year now. :rotfl:

cjj_2

Thanks for the mullers replies and also the treatwell help xx

Tinyshoes

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

Glad to here that its all coming together nicely for you TS..I still have not started the kitchen tiling yet...:rotfl::rotfl:..but I have made more progress in other areas..:D

Thanks marmite, it is slowly getting there, just want rest of the house back to normal now, what ever normal is for an Elite OCD stasher.

Not found room to store the surplus tiles for the front and back porches yet, don't think will manage that until we bring the fridge back in and stop using the garage to cook in with the camping gaz cooker. :eek:

More progress in other areas does that mean you have toilet doors now?

Mumto2monkeys

mrsmac10 wrote: »

Can I ask for a little help?


I have an friend whose son has had his nursery time reduced to an hour a day The son has been diagnosed with autism which causes the problems highlight by the nursery


Is there any way my friend can challenge this


Friend will not claim benefits. I looked on disability forum but it was mostly about money so did not ask there but will look into it again


Thanks

Yes I believe so. I'm not familiar with privately run nursery places, but you can challenge local authority run nursery funding decisions. It also depends on the circumstances that caused the reduced hrs.

marmitelovemehateme

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Belated birthday wishes marmite. :beer:

Did you get a good deal on the carpets I will be looking for new ones upstairs but probably not until next year now. :rotfl:

TS I do not really know..It was the first time I bought carpets for about 14 years...All I know is that I priced around and got really what I wanted...It is difficult to price as most carpet outlets have different names for the same carpets..I think they do this purposely so you cannot compare to easily.....I chose a small independant rather than a big outlet......I did not want long pile as if you do it flattens..Roughly 10mm pile is what I went for...I know its soft at first but if you get a good underlay..In my case I used Cloud9 10mm thick and a good quality carpet...You cannot go far wrong..I chose a synthetic carpet as I noticed that the carpets that were in the property when I moved in had quite a bit of moth damage...Moths love wool so it was a no no for me....I paid just below £20 a sq yard.....that included fitting..I fitted my own grippers and underlay...I hope this helps you decide...When I looked there were litterly hundreds of different patterns and colours...I wanted just a plain carpet with no busy patterns..

Thank you too for the birthday greetings..:D

Tinyshoes

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

A holiday:eek:...what is one of those...I think my last holiday..was....errrr....let me see.....I think it was 1987...Sadly it is just a distant memory now...:(

If you are talking holidaying abroad until last year the last time I did was 1989. Now I have got the bug and going again this year.

marmitelovemehateme

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Thanks marmite, it is slowly getting there, just want rest of the house back to normal now, what ever normal is for an Elite OCD stasher.

Not found room to store the surplus tiles for the front and back porches yet, don't think will manage that until we bring the fridge back in and stop using the garage to cook in with the camping gaz cooker. :eek:

More progress in other areas does that mean you have toilet doors now?

I do have toilet doors...They are in the hallway....:rotfl::rotfl:...I chose dordogne..from Howdens..

marmitelovemehateme

Tinyshoes wrote: »

If you are talking holidaying abroad until last year the last time I did was 1989. Now I have got the bug and going again this year.

My plans are to finish as much as I can with my home and then go away somewhere..I am hoping my son will come with me for a week or so....He is coming home from Africa at the end of the month. I am so looking forward to seeing him..:D..He promised me a Masai bride..:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Tinyshoes

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

What bi-fold doors did you get TS...I want some with glass..but not sure if I can get any..

Not sure if this company came up on google as it was local to me but this is where I got my bi-fold door from (not glass though as for old larder). The oak veneer Mexicana one. I needed an insulated door to match for Mr TS's cold room/larder so a fire door in this range was the best I could do after researching. I did look at solid oak elsewhere but as we had already gone over budget with the electrics and floor. :eek:

http://www.doorsofdistinction.co.uk/