Raising a formal complaint at school

[Ricecakesaremyjam]

My sons school are acting unlawfully towards him and have been for some time. All attempts to ask the headteacher SENCO to do their legal duty by my son are brushed off. I am literally gaslit every time I speak to her.
I am about to raise a formal complaint to the governing body but I’m scared 😂 will the school hate me and my kids forever? I
know I need to do it and I’m being stupid but I have a horrible habit of second guessing myself! Thanks x

The 'alternative provision' still presumably requires staff, who will equally be at risk of being bitten.The provider doesn't know your DS is not carrying hepatitis or Aids. Unlike most injuries, biting involves the exchange of bodily fluids potentially putting staff at risk of serious disease, and their employing organisation at risk of litigation.

I'm aware you're just being goady, but rest assured that there are many different kinds of alternative provision available, and some special in challenge behaviour. Quite likely in a more suitable environment with experienced staff there will be less behaviour that challenges.

And anyway, Stephen Morgan wants every child through the school gate so 🤷‍♀️

I'm not sure whst the point of your post is really 🤔
But special schools generally are well geared up to deal with children with challenging behaviour
If you have nothing helpful to add other than your spiteful posts than maybe dont post anything ?

So basically the school are stealing your child's 1:1?
If your child wasent enrolled at the school the 1:1 wouldn't have a job as its funded via the EHCP?
I would be furious.

I really, really am! As if it’s not bad enough they don’t allow him to attend school (while happily using his funding for anyone but him) education has also been witheld from him by not putting any AP in place. All that fighting for an EHCP etc, only to receive literally scraps of his own funding, really leaves a bitter taste in the mouth 😕

honestly loads of children bite and draw blood through gloves. Litigation? thats jokes.

As someone who works in complex needs and has been bitten, ww are trained ti deal with this. Yet it broke the skin, I have had to had hep b vaccination snd blood tests etc. But I knew the risks that come with the job and I was in wrong place at wrong time. It was unfortunate. Generally these incidents dont happen because we support children appropriately, and when things go wrong we look to see what WE should/coukd have done differently to support the child so they dont get distressed.

There are all kinds of different provisions, if the mainstream cant support then local authority shpuld provide somewhere that can. As is often the case parents get batted from school to LA, each blaming the other, no one taking responsibility for providing education. Literally say in emergency ehcp review of my own child with county and school arguing over who shoukd fund AP. They are a nightmare even knowing right law and legislation to quote. Parents regularly have to go via LGO, tribunal etc. The system is a mess but children are entitled to an education.

Am glad you are now being offered AP and hope it works out.

This is awful!