I have a dyslexic child in Year 7. He is getting support at school but I only know because he tells me. The school has not ever been in touch with me about it. I realise that he has only been there for half a term but I would have expected the school to be communicating with parents about this. I want dialogue with them so that I can be informed about supporting him at home.
The school is very rough and I suspect it just doesn't think it is worthwhile liaising with the parents of low attainers.
I'm going to ask to speak to the head teacher at her surgery in December and I wonder if anyone has any positive (or negative) experiences to give me some ideas about what to suggest to her.
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Corestrategy · 30/10/2014 13:47
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