I know there have been a few (very informative) threads on relocating to hk recently, but none really mentioning kids who have SEN and are in school there.
Dh's work maybe sending us back. We lived there 12 years ago.
Ds is 8 and has mild epilepsy. Seizures, thankfully controlled with excellent meds. His local state primary applied for an SEN when he was in reception and so he's had an assistant since year 1. Plus speech therapy, which he doesn't really need, but we are certainly not turning it down. Having read the the ESF website, he would no longer fall into the category of having Sen.
My questions are, how does sen work in hk? I have read not to mention Sen unless required without question. What happens if we get there and find ds does need a helper? Is that included in ESF prices? Are there some schools better than others for this? Are there TAs aplenty?
It's all very well not mentioning Sen, but we don't want to find ourselves burdened with more school fees than we bargained for! Plus I cannot imagine his primary not wanting to forward his files.
I have heard of top schools and we plan to make contact, but if anyone In hk has experience of this, your advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
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atonofwashing · 03/02/2015 20:13
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