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any home edders in merton

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bigdonna · 10/02/2009 22:02

hi i would be interested to know if there are home eddders in merton my ds is 11 just thinking about it!!!

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lilyfire · 10/02/2009 23:41

we are in wandsworth, right on the edge of Merton. We have met quite a few he'ers in merton. You could join the Southwest London/Surrey borders yahoo group, as quite a few people are from Merton on there. There's a group that swims in Kingston once a week with some older children as well as little ones - details on the yahoo group. I don't know much about groups for older children in Merton, but you culd ask on the yahoo group.

PrimroseHall · 11/02/2009 02:27

We're not HEders yet, but we're planning on getting DS de-reg'd very soon. We're in Mitcham and DS is 7, ASD and currently at a local state school.

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bigdonna · 11/02/2009 08:01

primrosehill i am also in mitcham i am thinking about it my ds is at a secondary in mitcham well he isnt really he wont go!!!!!

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bigdonna · 11/02/2009 08:01

sorry thanks lilyfire for that will check it out

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Kayteee · 11/02/2009 11:35

We're in Croydon so not too far. I have 2 boys, 12 and 8. Why won't your ds go, if you don't mind me asking?

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bigdonna · 11/02/2009 17:30

nope refused to go as being bullied and has lots of other problems

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PrimroseHall · 11/02/2009 17:48

Good to know there's quite a few of us in this area.

bigdonna, you're welcome to CAT me if you want to have chat. Obviously, I'm just at the same stage as you so not in a position to advise or anything, but we could support each other!?

Is your DS at HA high school? That's the one that DS would be going to if we continue with school, although he's got another 4 years of primary to get through first. Are the school being helpful or have you hit a brick wall? Don't answer on here if you're concerned about anonymity or don't want to.

Kayteee · 11/02/2009 18:35

Primrose and bigdonna,
If you like you can email me on phillip104 at live dot co dot uk. I don't have CAT as I don't like using my card online. I'd be happy help out if I can

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bigdonna · 11/02/2009 20:29

sorry primrosehill hes at st marks academy well he was.and thanks for your kind offers but at the mo i am waiting for referrals to see councilors and someone to help get him into another school as i am not choosing to home ed i dont have a choice and he is very high maintenence.but i am really touched that people i dont know will help thanks a lot you never know i may take you up on your offers.primrosehill where does your son go my dd9 is at cranmer primary school.

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PrimroseHall · 13/02/2009 03:03

No worries bd . Funnily enough I went to both St Marks and Cranmer, although SM was a primary school back then and C was a middle school. DS was supposed to go to C but then we moved to the other side of Mitcham and we changed him to a more local school.

We're handing in the de-reg request tomorrow, as DS is adamant that he doesn't want to go back, he's really distressed and I can't bear to send him like that. If you ever change your mind the offer is always there.

Good luck with sorting out a new school for your DS. I'll look out for you around MN to see how you're doing.

Kaytee, I'll email you. Thanks for the offer.

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bigdonna · 13/02/2009 08:03

st marks is still a primary school in mitcham i changed my ds from cranmer in08 to st marks next to somerfield it was a brill school lots of support etc.thanks alot

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