ASD Ds started reception in September and due to his oppositional and difficult behaviour he is only in for just over an hour a day. For 3 of those a week I go in with him to try to inform staff about how to handle him- not that I have that much control. The other 2 days there is always some incident during the hour.
They applied for exceptional needs funding which was rejected and they say they don’t have the resources to offer 1to1. Staff are very nice and non judgemental, but I feel the initiative is left to me and I’m not sure how to proceed. We don’t have an EHCP, the autism outreach person hasn’t encouraged it as no money comes with it. My main concern is that they are happy to let it run until they can finally say, they can’t cope with him. Would they be able to do this?
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amunt · 21/10/2015 11:50
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