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Here are some suggested organisations that offer expert advice on special needs.

link for advice on SN kids in MS schools

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wads · 20/06/2008 07:52

thought this was a good article, made up with advice from kids themselves www.ican.org.uk/TalkingPoint/Parent%20Point/Age%20Related%20Information/11%20to%2016/Dealing%20with% 20Bullies%20and%20Bullying/Advice%20from%20a%20Group%20of%20Young%20People%20with%20Communication%20 Difficulty%20Attending%20Mainstream%20Schools.aspx

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TotalChaos · 20/06/2008 09:04

sensible advice but very depressing.

wads · 20/06/2008 21:09

yes I agree. Anyway thought it might be interesting for the SN'ers

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Tclanger · 20/06/2008 22:14

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TotalChaos · 20/06/2008 22:16

I want DS to have the tools to communicate but not to change his personality -if he wants to be a trainspotting loner, then I don't want to force him into gregariousness - but I want him to have the choice.

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TotalChaos · 20/06/2008 22:54

yes I was a bit about those areas too. and rather than blaming the mums for bullying possibly think that the kids could play a part too in preventing bullying.

bullet123 · 21/06/2008 12:10

"I want DS to have the tools to communicate but not to change his personality -if he wants to be a trainspotting loner, then I don't want to force him into gregariousness - but I want him to have the choice."

Agree.

bullet123 · 21/06/2008 12:12

And what a miserably depressing article. I hope that Ds2 grows up to accept differences.

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