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robinw · 17/06/2004 04:35

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robinw · 17/06/2004 15:15

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mummytojames · 17/06/2004 15:30

robin i would mention it because its not only at school they could be doing the same thing outside school hours and they do have to be told that somethings are not right

Thomcat · 17/06/2004 15:58

No harm in mentioning it and I would just have a quiet word with head and just make her aware.

coppertop · 17/06/2004 18:26

What about suggesting to the Head that someone gives the children a talk/presentation about disabilities? If these children don't normally have contact with people with SN/disabilities then they will be relying on what they see on TV or hear elsewhere. If the whole school has the same talk then there will be no need to single anyone out.

tigermoth · 17/06/2004 18:40

Definitely agree that some disability awareness lessons would be a good idea. I think you must have a word with the head. The game could easily upset someone, especially if children start playing it away from school. I wouldn't name names if possible. The game is being played in the playground so other children besides these two could be taking part. However if the head wants to know the exact details I suppose you should tell her everything.

robinw · 18/06/2004 06:40

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