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Just need a rant really...

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CaptainCallisto · 18/02/2022 16:38

DS1 (10) has ASD. Just had his teacher call me over for a chat at the end of the day to say that there'd been an incident in PE before lunch and he'd spent quite a bit of the afternoon off timetable on his beanbag (he sits and reads/colours to regulate himself). We walked his friend home because of the wind, and he's told me that one of the girls in their class had been doing exaggerated impressions of DS stimming and shouting "He's a flappy little spastic".

I'm absolutely fuming! I mean, what the actual fuck? Who uses that word anymore?! She's obviously learned it at home, and I just want to grab her parents and show them the reality of what words like that can do and shake some bloody sense into them . DS has been completely non-verbal since we got home, he's stimming like mad, and he's bitten his lips to bloody shreds.

I know school will have come down on the girl like a tonne of bricks, and that they'll have spoken to her parents, but I'm just so heartbroken for my boy Sad

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orinocosfavoritecake · 18/02/2022 17:37

Rant away. That’s horrific.

Lesley25 · 18/02/2022 17:41

You have to bring it to the schools attention, that’s horrific. And you should ask how that girl was reprimanded. I’m quite surprised they didn’t tell you of this incident,

CaptainCallisto · 18/02/2022 18:12

His teacher told me there had been an incident, but didn't go into specifics (probably because DS1 (and 2) was there). He's really hot on this sort of thing though, and will 100% have dealt with it appropriately; I have absolute faith in that. We've got a meeting scheduled for after half term anyway, so I'll bring it up and ask for more information then. Honestly, between this and the storm, it's not been the best start to half-term!

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