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sweetteamum · 11/03/2015 11:26

My DD is 13 and in an ASD indi SS.

I've just had a letter from the school regarding a transition review meeting in May.

I have no idea what to do, how to fill in the enclosed form in and if I should even be getting up to date assessments completed.

Any help would be really appreciated.

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Ineedmorepatience · 11/03/2015 13:24

There are independent helpers/advocates available who are supposed to be able to help you with the forms!!

They are not meant to be just dumped on you! I would ring parent partnership or IPSEA and get advice!!

Good luck Flowers

senvet · 11/03/2015 13:48

NAS does autism specific help with trained volunteers
Here is the number 0808 800 4102
You leave a message and they get back to you.

Is it transition to EHCP or transition because your indie school stops at 13?

sweetteamum · 11/03/2015 18:50

Thank you both.

Ah, I just presumed this is how it worked.

Tbh none of those are the reasons. Think I'll have to check with school tomorrow.

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sweetteamum · 11/03/2015 22:07

I've just checked and it's a year 9 transition review

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Icimoi · 11/03/2015 23:44

If he's in Year 9 then it ought to be a transfer review with a view to moving to an EHC Plan, and should be preceded by a reassessment. I'd suggest you ask the school to prepare reasonably detailed reports for the review and tell the LA you want them used for the purposes of the assessment.

sweetteamum · 12/03/2015 14:18

Really? I had no idea. Think I'll need to possibly get things booked in from our end.

I'll obviously be speaking to the school about it anyway.

Thank you

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senvet · 12/03/2015 14:57

reassessment still includes 'ed, med, soc, and psych +parents'
Educational by school
Medical eg paed or any other relevant
Social services where relevant
Educational Psychologist

I can't remember if there are extras under the new law, except that the new law is directed to 'best possible outcomes' and at Year 9 it will be more about long term plans towards independent living than it used to be.

IPSEA website will tell you this much better than I am

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