Hi, my daughter is in reception of a small private school. She also has some SEN's, she is about two years behind developmentaly.
She only has one term left in reception, but I think she'll stay on to do another year in reception.
She loves the school and is very happy there. She is also very close to several girls in her class.
I'm a bit aware that she'll feel left behind if she repeats the year, and will miss her friends.
We don't know how much longer we'll be able to pay the fees for anyway, and wondered if the end of the year would be a good time to take her out?
There are only 10 children in her class at the moment and she is recieving a lot of support, but it is extreamly obvious that she is very far behind.
She should be having Speech therapy, but they stopped it because she's at a private school.
My plan was to keep her there for as long as I could and hope that she improves in the mean time, enough for other children to understand her speech and for her to become properly toilet trained. I feel that she'd cope with the change in schools better, and make new friends easier when these things have improved.
I don't think that now's a good time, but will it become harder as she gets older?
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rollonbedtime · 24/02/2010 20:23
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