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onebatmother · 25/02/2008 20:44

I am trying to help a woman whose son has been removed from the roll of DS's school against her wishes. It's quite complicated, and I'm going to need to talk to the school/LA on her behalf. I have a letter which I drafted, and which she's signed, which says that I am acting as her independent representative and that the school/LA have her permission to discuss any matters pertinent to his case with me.

Is this enough, do you think? Time is of the essence so any replies would be v gratefully received..

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Bluestocking · 25/02/2008 20:48

Does her child have special educational needs? If so, IPSEA are very good.

onebatmother · 25/02/2008 20:57

By Bubble99 on Mon 25-Feb-08 20:48:26
Has he been excluded? If so, has she appealed?

No Bubble, he was temporarily removed by his mother because of her ill health and a DV issue - she went to stay with her family and he was enrolled temporarily at a local school.

Bluestocking - no, he doesn't, and seems to be slipping through every net...

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