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Extended Schools person spec form... help!

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Alambil · 29/03/2010 11:19

The form says I can use every day life in examples for the role (support worker)

so, DS is dyspraxic (well, dcd) and so I've accessed support for him in school and with therapists - could I, if I need to - use that as a "I realise the barriers / help out there" example or do I need to use something a bit more professional?

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Kathyjelly · 30/03/2010 08:13

I don't see why not. It gives you an invaluable view from the "customer side". Sounds really good to me.

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