Hello.
My ds1 is 8 and in year 4.
At the start of year 3 he was assessed as being a 1b for reading, 1b for writing and a 2b for maths.
At the end of year 3 he was a 1a for reading, 1b for writing and 2a for Maths.
An EP has just dx as him dyslexic - no great shock to me as I have known this since he was 6!!
His school seem to think that this shows he is making adequate progress. I do not.
They are not providing any 1-1 (despite the EP report recommending it) and no specific interventions (due to funding and staffing issues - no SENco atm).
It is parents evening in 2 weeks time and my question is;
If ds1 has made no more progress should I apply for SA myself?....school say he has to be seen by the STS twice and have made little/no progress before they will apply for SA....so this could be in 18 months time by which time he will be getting ready to transfer to middle school and year 6!
(he currently gets 3 x 20 mins group phonics sessions per week and his table has an HLTA on it all morning to help him and the other children on his table)
I am unsure what a teacher/school would consider adequate progress tbh.... I had understood it was 2 sub levels per academic year and ds1 has not achieved this and of course, he is falling ever further behind his peers
TIA
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Can any teachers give advice on when to apply for SA???
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Becaroooo · 10/10/2011 19:17
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