I just wanted some advice on complaining about my Son’s nursery.
To cut a long story short; he has a speech delay and I have raised this as a concern with his nursery since August. At the time they told me not to worry and said his speech would come in time.
My son is now 2 ½ and I feel like he has regressed. I called a meeting with the Nursery Manager and the Nursery Director to raise my concerns again. When I asked to see my Son’s folder; which they refused to show me at first, I was horrified to see that after 14 months at the nursery he had no more that 15 observations in his folder and not a mention of any of his speech concerns I had raised.
The nursery called me back the next day for a follow up where they presented me with a load more paper work which had apparently been locked in someone’s drawer on the day of the previous meeting. When looking closer at the paperwork when I got home I realised there were so many discrepancies. Making me believe they had completed all of this after our first meeting.
They told me they had referred my Son to a SENCO and were waiting for a response. Conveniently, the day after our meeting the nursery said their deputy manager is SENCO and provided me with a EHC Assessment with apparently had been completed 3 months ago. It even had comments that I had apparently contributed to the assessment, even though I was never even told this has happened.
They quite clearly are forging a load of paperwork to cover their backs. While my Son’s development continues to suffer.
What should I do? I am reporting this to Ofsted. Surely I can take them to court for deliberately neglecting my Son’s Educational needs?
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Elizabeth2017 · 10/04/2017 14:42
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