Hi, my daughter has SEN's but is in her last year at a mainstream primary. She'll be attending a special secondary in September.
The last parents evening we had was with her new teacher who is newly qualified and new to the school. We left feeling totally deflated! She had nothing positive to say what so ever! Every parents evening we've had for our daughter has been wonderfully positive. There have been some "we need to work on's..." But they are productive and helpful in putting measures in place and sharing ideas etc. I felt that I had to bring up some positives, to which she just muttered "hmm" then turned it around to negaitive again. After we left, my husband said he's not going to another parents evening with her ever again.
I spoke to some other parents who all said the same, that there was nothing positive and felt it was a waste of time.
This time the parents evenings were split into 2 days, so some people have had their appointments all ready, and speaking to them, it seems things haven't improved.
Is it being unreasonable not to go this time? Or should I go and face the music on my own? It was such an uncomfortable experience the first time around, but I do need to discuss some issues regarding her personal care, that I really won't feel comfortable talking to her about in a hall full of people... Not sure what to do.
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chuffinalong · 08/03/2016 19:14
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