Re: Help! not bio med - Sally

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Sally, the school are really suportive, the playground I think gets

too noisy, he does have a named dinner lady now, he seems to be okay

then gets lost (maybe frustrated ) and wants to play but dosn't know

know how and kicks out. No other bad behaviour from other kids that I

know of. I am going to observe next week. He knows the rules and I

have written motivational post its in his lunch bag 'be gentle'

'swimming time later !

He may be bored at school I do not know if is too repetitive for him,

as he picks things up pretty quick

It has not made any difference and I am feeling crap about it all as

he is a lovley boy, but he did go a special needs after school club

and loved it - non threatning I think.

Lara x

> >

> > Is the school causing damage do you think? ie are the teachers

> shouting

> > at him or the kids bullying him -- can he handle the noise? Is he

> > learning anything academically? Is he learning bad behaviour?

> Edith

> > learned to cry all the time for instance

> > Sally

> >

> > Lara wrote:

> > >

> > > - 5 , is not doing well at school at the moment, we live in

> > > Kent and they are dredful at statementing, we are going through

> the

> > > process though. I have also employed a private S/T who is FAB! so

> > > sugesstions needed please, forget what education can provide!

> (not a

> > > lot) what can I train myself to do that will help? thought about

> > > Teeach but no nothing about it, ABA? decided no one else is going

> to

> > > help him without a fight so I will do it myself. Any advice /

> > > sugestions wellcome.

> > >

> > > Thank you

> > >

> > > Lara

> > >

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