DS got a statement in May 2011, started a SS assessmnt centre in the September wen he was 5years. We had a parents evening in the October and an annual review, complete with written report on the May 2012.
We had a letter inviting us to his annual review,tomorrow, 3 weeks ago, complete with a written report.
Now I'm a little nervous as to what to expect tomorrow-why have the annual review 3 months early and his written report? He could, in theory stay at the centre for another year, so I'm thinking it's a meeting preparing for his transistion to another school, will defo be a SS as he is too delayed in his speech and language for it to be anything else.
Any ideas? I'm worried also, as I'm not in a positive frame of mind ( you know the type, where the reality of my Ds's difficulties really hurts ) and I don't deal well with situations when I'm like this- either cry or verbally rip someones head off. xxx
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Not sure what to expect, but have got a funny feeling about it
RinkyDinkyDoo · 06/02/2013 21:47
Thanks for the replies, think I was more worried about being faced with the 'bastard' Ed Psych who upset me so much last year.
Anyhow, it was great! Class teacher, assisstant head, OT (who I think the council sent, as we registered an official complaint with the council about rubbish OT services 2 weeks ago) and head of the specialist ASD school which has taken over the assessment centre and the school which we hope DS will progress to.
All lots of positives,progress and praise for DS.They asked where we saw him going in the future, we said continuing through to the main school, they said they do too, and yes, he will stay in the centre for another year- hurrah, as it's such amazing place 
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