I hope no one minds me asking but are you claiming for behavioural or physical issues?
If behavioural such as autism, has your little one got a formal diagnosis? I’ve seen people without a diagnosis be awarded and I’ve also seen people with a diagnosis be refused. I know lots of factors come into this but there doesn’t seem to be much rhyme or reason to it all.
My DD is 9 and has a formal diagnosis but the only evidence I have is her autism report. The report does include comments from the school but it also includes that she masks at school which is quite typical for girls. I’m nervous that they will contact the school and the school will say she doesn’t need too much support which isn’t completely untrue but that’s because she keeps it all in and blows up at home after school. She also has sensory issues, social issues, toileting issues, obsessive behaviours and routines and is an unable to share or manage her emotions. This is all detailed in her report but it’s just so stressful knowing that a decision is made based on what is on paper. It’s so hard to explain just how much support our children need and that a decision is in the hands of someone with no medical knowledge.