Re: possible home school

[Guest guest]

You can have part time school with home education at secondary school Sharon, we had it for .

No other advice for you as it didn't work out for us, but we just told the LEA and that was that, it went in his statement.

Vicky

[Guest guest]

The right to this arrangement (known as 'flexi-schooling') has

fairly recently been enshrined in law.

The law relating to flexi-schooling can be found at:

http://www.home-education.org.uk/articles-flexi-school.htm

There is also a Forum for flexi-schoolers which might be useful:

http://www.parentscentre.gov.uk/forum/messageview.cfm?

catid=134 & threadid=21251 but the site is down at the mo.

Zoe

>

> Things have not been going too well since Katy started secondary

> school.It's mainstream school with a specific Autism centre

> attached.Before

> she started we did look around several schools and this seemed to

fit

> her the best.It's looking like I got the wrong impression,and from

> the positive reports of her first couple of weeks in this school.

>

> We have a meeting 7th November at school.

> I'm just trying to research around what our future options maybe

for

> educating my daughter.

>

> We had been doing an ABA programme since she was 4 yrs

old,although

> over the past few years the hours had dropped down as she was

> recieving excellent support in Primary school.

>

> I know that I have lots to consider.

>

> Is it possible to have a part time home school programme for

> secondary schools?

> Can anyone direct me to info regarding Home schooling.

>

> Thankyou for any help.

>

> Sharon.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Vicky,

This was my original post I sent Friday,it's been late coming

through. Our recent discussions have been a great help to me.I'm

going to steer away form this for now and see if we and the school

can support Katy better.

BW Sharon.x

>

> You can have part time school with home education at secondary

school

> Sharon, we had it for .

> No other advice for you as it didn't work out for us, but we just

told the

> LEA and that was that, it went in his statement.

> Vicky

>

[Guest guest]

-Thank you Zoe,

After recent discussions I'm going to work on Katy being

appropriately supported in school.If this dosen't work out I'll look

into the flexi schooling.

She does enjoy being with other children.

BW Sharon.

-- In Autism-Biomedical-Europe , " Zoe "

wrote:

>

> The right to this arrangement (known as 'flexi-schooling') has

> fairly recently been enshrined in law.

>

> The law relating to flexi-schooling can be found at:

> http://www.home-education.org.uk/articles-flexi-school.htm

>

> There is also a Forum for flexi-schoolers which might be useful:

> http://www.parentscentre.gov.uk/forum/messageview.cfm?

> catid=134 & threadid=21251 but the site is down at the mo.

>

> Zoe

>

>

> >

> > Things have not been going too well since Katy started secondary

> > school.It's mainstream school with a specific Autism centre

> > attached.Before

> > she started we did look around several schools and this seemed to

> fit

> > her the best.It's looking like I got the wrong impression,and

from

> > the positive reports of her first couple of weeks in this school.

> >

> > We have a meeting 7th November at school.

> > I'm just trying to research around what our future options maybe

> for

> > educating my daughter.

> >

> > We had been doing an ABA programme since she was 4 yrs

> old,although

> > over the past few years the hours had dropped down as she was

> > recieving excellent support in Primary school.

> >

> > I know that I have lots to consider.

> >

> > Is it possible to have a part time home school programme for

> > secondary schools?

> > Can anyone direct me to info regarding Home schooling.

> >

> > Thankyou for any help.

> >

> > Sharon.

> >

>