Not my child, can't think I can do anything about it, but think I have read stuff about this type of situation on MN. It's niggling at me.
Friend has a 5yo DS who is very uncooperative in class (yr1). So he only goes part time. Basically I think he goes when school can spare an adult to mind him 1-to-1, or if his mom or an older sibling comes to mind him. So he goes for limited hours every day, which I think is maximum 3 hrs/day.
Don't ask me further questions, I don't know more specifics. Except I have strong impression the lad isn't distressed, shouty, violent or risk to anyone or property. Quite bright, maybe. The mom says she has no problems making him mind at home. She has a lot of other (very well-behaved) children.
Is this completely pants of the school that they can't do anything to provide the 5yo lad with more hours in school? What could they do instead?
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lljkk · 24/03/2016 21:54
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