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Here are some suggested organisations that offer expert advice on special needs.

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If your thread is not getting enough replies, try reposting on the Special Needs Children board. It is much busier:)

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Ineedalife · 17/04/2012 19:11

Nothing to add, just keep bumping pleaseSmile.

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senvet · 27/03/2015 09:54

Alein Welcome to the boards
I think you can ask the school to get a specialist teacher or Educational Psychologist in to observe or assess dc. If the teacher is spotting some differences from the majority which need to be better understood then they can get experts in to help shed some light on what dc finds easy and what he finds tricky.

If they have to pay for any of these, they have a budget to pay for it, so it I would start with that.

As an alternative, if you have just won the lottery or had a windfall, you can get independent reports - and an Educational Psychologist is a fairly sensible place to start.

Good Luck

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