Can anyone explain this to me?
The reason I am asking is Alfie's (4.5 asd) teacher came up to me yesterday, after her saying that caterogorically no, he could not repeat reception but would have to go up to yr1 due to a full class and insurance probs.
She said she didnt want to get my hopes up but had found a loophole in the system with this "Every child matters" and that she has had a child drop out as moving to OZ and that she thinks Alf would not cope moving up a year and has asked for a meeting to see if he can repeat.
We are currently looking at moving districts (not 100% as would only do if would not affect Alf too much) if this is the case if he went to a new LEA would this rule still apply.
Also has anyone moved LEA with an sen child? he isnt statemented yet but applying for ESAP funding (I know this means he needs to be in the boundaries of Lancs) but does it still get transfered over if a different school, so if we moved would he be able to start at reception class again. Sorry its all very confusing.
If we moved outside of the boundaries ie from Lancs to Greater Manchester do you think it would be more faster paced?
Hope all this waffle makes sense
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alfiemama · 03/06/2009 10:55
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