Hi, DS (asd, and very passive in his autism) had his first morning in MS reception today (on action+) and i'm NOT happy! 
We had a transition meeting in May with SENCO and EP, and they did a plan of everything that would be put in place to help him.
I quote:
- a visual book with various pics of his school for me to go through at home during summer. (we had to cry to get it but got it in the end).
- 5 settle-in sessions before summer. (DS got chicken-pos so missed out on 2, i querie more sessions but it was refused).
- A visual timeline with Pecs to help him in the classroom (well low and behold they hadn't prepare it and teacher's words were "we have one somewhere, i'll have to see if i can dig it out sometimes"
- Sandtimers were also to be provided (no sign of them today)
- A home-school communication book (no sign of it either, DS came home with an empty bookbag).
- Other agencies to be involved, SALT and autism outreach included. I know SALT is coming next month to see him and write his IEP targets for speech therapy, but autism outreach has not even been contacted yet.
- Some 1:1 hours were to be provided through the week but nothing was set as to how many or when.
When teacher came for home visit last week, going by the questions she was asking me it was obvious she hadn't read any of the reports , that have been cc. to the school. Nor did she read his communication passport from the language unit he attended last year.
So DS went in this morning, no timeline was set up, i queried to teacher who said " well we'll see what he is like first!"
DS was hovering on the edges of the classroom by himself for quite a while before he settled at the cars mat. He wasn't talking but was signing makaton and making noises instead.
Teacher didn't feel the nedd to have a word with me when i pick him up, it was hectic so maybe she was to busy. But i'm none the wiser as to how his morning went. 
What should i do re: the absent timeline and communication book?
Should i ask to see senco tomorrow and give her a nudge?
Shall i wait and see for the first week to be over?
Shouldn't the school carry on with his old IEP from nursery until SALt writes up the new one next month?
I'm tempted to buy my own and start my own message to teacher with "So how was DS 's first morning?" 
Sorry for longgg post and thanks if you've read this far. I don't want to go in all guns blazing at teacher as soon as he starts, but I'm really concerned that the school is all empty promises and that DS will fade into the background as he did for 2 years at MS nursery. 
Thanks for any advice.