Sorry but this is long. I want to give you the full background
My ds is 4 and in sept is due to start full time education. At the moment he is in a pre school nusery.
He has always had behavior proplems that have been apparent since he was one. His attention span is very short, He tends to go at things like a bull in a china shop, He cant sit still for long at all...Basically he is a very boystrous boy. The foundation unit he attends has picked up on his behavior as slightly abnormal. Obviously we noticed problems a few yrs ago and has seen behavior specialist who have said there is nothing medicaly wrong with him. They said he is an intelligent boy who needs his full potential bringing out of him iyswim. He can write his name and is able to recocgnise a few words already. He is one of the older children in his nursery and is deffinatly one of the brightest(not trying to make my son seem like a genius as he's not)
If hes not getting educated he tends to get bored very easily and gets very disruptive.
Over the last 5 days, 3 of those when i have gone to pick him up i have found him sat alone at the other side of the room whilst all the other children are sat together enjoying themselves. The teacher also tells me on average 3 times a week that he is not allowed to play outside, do singing or sit with the other children because of his behavior. I feel that my son is being isolated when really he should be educated.
Over the last few weeks i have been wondering if i should look into sending him to a private school to get the best out of him. Am i thinking along the wrong lines here. I really need advice as i'm just worried that throughout his education he is always going to be labeled a 'naughty boy'. What do i do.. Please help
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jnbsmum · 27/11/2004 11:58
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