My son is in y1. He has SEN (currently undiagnosed, but close to diagnosis). He started at the school in his pre-school year, and has always been challenging for the staff. Including a memorable occasion of kicking the headteacher during an outburst whilst in preschool.
However, the school have been wonderful. In terms of recognising the difficulties he has, managing his behaviour without murmur, supporting his education, and in getting me finally listened to after being fobbed off for years.
I honestly can't thank them enough for everything they do for my son. I don't even know the half of it, because they don't make a song and dance over things. They just get on with it.
I feel so lucky that the school have accepted him, and how his teachers have just been so nice and kind when dealing with him.
I want to do or say something that the school would appreciate. I'm not sure what though. I particularly want to recognise his teachers, the sendco, and even the head teacher as he will be instrumental in how the staff behave towards the parents and children.
Any ideas?!
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ThisMustBeMyDream · 11/12/2018 21:05
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