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need to ask a bit of advice ..again sorry !

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thriftychic · 04/11/2013 13:14

after the recent debacle at school some of it here www.mumsnet.com/Talk/special_needs/1877466-education-welfare-will-i-risk-a-problem-here
i was advised by ipsea to send a letter asking for a meeting to be arranged with a senior member of staff and the senco and to talk about (at meeting ) having ds2 assessed by the additional needs woman asap but to have it in writing that they will do it in such a way he isnt aware of at least at first (Otherwise he will not go into school at all)
so , i sent a letter .

just had a call from a teacher who works in the behaviour unit (never taught ds2) asking to talk about ds2 , no clue about my letter, which should have arrived by now . she asked me how things were at home Confused i said i would like to have this meeting rather than do this over the phone and she wanted to arrange a meeting just with her . i said i wanted a senior member of staff there and she said that it was her that puts things in place so i didnt really need that .i insisted and she has said that she will see me , along with the assistant head or head on wednesday.

now , i can guess what might happen . this happened before . i will turn up and there will be no senior member of staff present.

so , question is , should i decline the meeting if that happens ? im not even sure what coherent reason i have for insisting on a senior member of staff as my brain is addled . why should they be there , please put some words in my mouth !
this woman has just asked me a question i felt it was difficult to answer as i havent a clue how much she even knows about my son and she just said ' i just wanted a simple yes or no answer thriftychic' which was said in a snippy way and really quite pissed me off actually Angry

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PolterGoose · 04/11/2013 14:25

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MariaNoMoreLurking · 04/11/2013 15:22

Dear snippylady

I'm grateful for your time in phoning me today, I'm afraid it was rather difficult for me to talk freely since ds is at home at the moment. Thank you also for confirming you are the senior member of staff in the behaviour management unit; it would be useful to see what services are available.

The reason I'm keen for you to be supported by your HT or assistant head in our meeting is because I have serious concerns about their legal obligations; in particular, compliance with the Equalities act and the sen code of practice. Obviously I wouldn't expect you to take responsibility for this, since you haven't dealt with minithrifty so far.

It is very hard to come up to the school currently, hence my need to deal with this matter and the return-to-school options at the same time. If Wednesday isn't a good day for the HT/assistant, perhaps you could arrange a mutually suitable alternative & let me know. I'm keen to meet as soon as possible, as minthrifty is missing out on education.

Love, hugs and lots of carroty honks,
your bessie mate forever,
thriftychic

MariaNoMoreLurking · 04/11/2013 15:22

cc HT, IPSEA, and LA educational welfare team

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thriftychic · 04/11/2013 20:44

lol thankyou Grin

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StarlightMcKenzie · 04/11/2013 22:15

Coz Maria has done the sensible letter, could I please do the:

Dear SnipeyBitch,

Do Fuck Off Dear

Things at home here better than at yours coz no-one in this house has to live with control-freakery-ego-tosser!

Yours

Very Clever, Sensible, Intuitive SuperMum

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MariaNoMoreLurking · 04/11/2013 23:34

Write star's version on the back in very small writing, in lemon juice (invisible ink) and cross your fingers her in-tray is near a radiator.

Entertain yourself for months by imagining SnippyLady trying to convince colleagues and herself that she isn't hallucinating.

thriftychic · 05/11/2013 14:20

lol Grin Grin
just come back to this and you have really made me laugh bloody brilliant !

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thriftychic · 05/11/2013 14:23

' do fuck off dear'
i think i will be adopting this little line as my mantra , under my breath of course being the oh so polite super mum that i am Wink

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