Does anyone home ed secondary age children? Can you talk to me about it please?

[Suncreamandspades]

Dd has Sen coming to end of year seven. No statement, not coping very well at all. Square peg in round hole. Feel we've given it our all.

I HE my 15 year old son, with he help of a great tutor. It is hard but he is much happier. He is very difficult at times and is slightly autistic but never been diagnosed. Keep at at.

I HE my 15 year old son, with he help of a great tutor. It is hard but he is much happier. He is very difficult at times and is slightly autistic but never been diagnosed. Keep at at.

I HE my 15 year old son, with he help of a great tutor. It is hard but he is much happier. He is very difficult at times and is slightly autistic but never been diagnosed. Keep at at.

I HE my 15 year old son, with he help of a great tutor. It is hard but he is much happier. He is very difficult at times and is slightly autistic but never been diagnosed. Keep at at.

I HE my 15 year old son, with he help of a great tutor. It is hard but he is much happier. He is very difficult at times and is slightly autistic but never been diagnosed. Keep at at.

This might help: www.heas.org.uk/

Another vote for Interhigh here. After a couple of years of HE, DD started Y7 last September and it's been bloody fantastic. She's really happy, made good friends, flourished academically and had great teachers. It's also allowed her the time to keep attending HE social groups and keep seeing her HE friends regularly. Win-win situation for us, and a huge relief for me that I don't have the pressure of teaching her (which really worried me at secondary level).

What year's your DD in Schrodinger?