I have a 3yr old, he's been accepted into a nursery school attached to a great primary school. I've been very open about his autism while applying, his older brother goes to the school and I chat with the staff daily, they've been happily chatting about how they're so excited about younger brother starting here etc.
Now the senco has decided, two weeks before summer holidays, that they're not sure if they are the "right fit" after all, can only offer an hour a day, maybe I should apply somewhere else. The problem is everywhere else in my area is over subscribed so we would be on a waiting list until January. I provided them with his diagnosis, supporting papers and updates a while ago and it seems like they've only just read them and it's a matter of not being allowed legally to say they don't want him there after all, so just offering an hour a day to force my hand and withdraw him.
Am I being over sensitive here? Sometimes I can be a bit of a doormat, I don't want to just shrug and say okay, no nursery school for him then.
There's a meeting scheduled this week about his entrance and I'm not really sure what to expect. Any experience of this kind of thing?