when I asked ds what has changed he said he has lunch at a different time, so he can find a table and sits on his own and get away from others.
Playtime the other children are still mean, but he has a bigger playground and can get away from them now and be on his own.
Also he says he is no good at talking and others ignore him when he does and this makes him sad, so he just doesn't bother anymore.
OT is saying she has seen a different child this term and I have too at home. However it seems this is due to ds isolating himself.
Do I keep banging on to school about working on his social skills etc or just accept that ds is happier when he doesn't have to bother interacting?
Here are some suggested organisations that offer expert advice on special needs.
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Ds has been eating in school and happier!! however....
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