I am beginning to think that we may be forced to HE Dd3 in September!!
I have been getting some stuff together for tribunal and am more concerned than ever about the ridiculous situation going on with her NC levels.
Her teacher told me at parents eve that she has to get level 5's because she got 3's in yr 2!!
We got some samples of her work dont ask how and I got the assessment guidelines online and her work doesnt even come close to level 5.
I told the school when she moved in yr 3 that her yr2 sats scores were inflated and I thought they had listened but obviously not!
I am already worried that she isnt going to cope at secondary due to her anxiety and if she goes in with inflated levels she is going to be under massive pressure academically too.
So obviously as someone on the primary board made clear, the secondary school will test her again and if she is in the wrong sets they will move her! Which will be more trauma for her!
But, why the hell cant the primary just let her score the correct marks instead of making her write and rewrite her writing assessments and send her up with the correct levels!!
We are in the ridiculous situation where one important staff member is going to come to tribunal for us and another is going for the LA. The Indie EP say she needs to be formally assessed immediately and so does the Paed but we are still being pushed down the tribunal route!
In the meantime Dd3 is already saying that she doesnt want to go back to school on the first day of the holiday and is asking if she can stay at home forever, she says she can learn more at home.
Oh gee, I am fed up with it
Here are some suggested organisations that offer expert advice on special needs.
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Ok, I am just about ready to throw the towel in :-(
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