Hello everyone,
I'm a bit new to this, the last time I logged on must've been about 10 years ago when my son was just a baby.
I was wondering if anyone else had been in a similar situation and how they resolved it. My son is on the the autistic spectrum and has additional emotional needs, however, academically he is extremely gifted and I'm certain that he will be accepted into a grammar school now that he has completed his 11+
We have gone to all of the open days, spoken with all of the SEN reps and head teachers and he has chosen his favourite school which just so happens to be the perfect school for his emotional, social and educational requirements.
However, his father whom he sees once a week and who also has custody of him, has decided otherwise. He believes that the local (all-boys) grammar is best suited to him, he has not visited any open day nor has he spoken to any of the schools, yet he is adament that our child will be going to this school out of sheer bloody-mindedness.
I don't know how to resolve this, and if like usual I will just crumble under the pressure of fight after fight and give in. I just wanted to know if anyone had any suggestions or had similar problems in the past,
Thank you lots,
S xx
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neonpicksie · 09/10/2015 10:40
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