finleysmaid
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Shingles is really horrible my daughter gets it when stressed and my friend gets shingles in the eye too...really painful hope all get better soon. As to the rest of your post i am going to be furious on your behalf!!!! How are the parents feeling about this? the children have a right and indeed depending on age a legal right to full time school . The school should be finding ways to accomodate this. If the EHC's are not in place a child is still entitled to their time in school ...how will they ever catch up otherwise??? The parents need to take this to their LEA. The school is being paid for the children to be there. if the parents want to i would suggest asking the pertinent questions on the special needs jungle website. This is against the disability discrimination act i do worry about situations like this the attitude is all wrong right from the beginning....doubt the head would be happy if someone said sorry i don't want your child full time at school because they are really bright and need extra support!!
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OOH Happy B'day mate 🍰
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Test came back negative! not really a surprise but certainly a relief. Just got flu then !🤧 (worrying if i have managed to catch this then it could have been covid!)
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thanks guys...not too bad ..bad cold haven't got a cough or lost my taste buds yet (gin in hand!...well i had to make sure!)
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im in isolation....covid test results back tomorrow! (would be me wouldn't it!!!) 🙄
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Understanding Autism course
finleysmaid replied to vespagirl1's topic in Learning differences – SEND
wow thats quite a big question. I would be looking at the range IE what issues might ASD cause a high functioning (asperges) person and those who are challenged with severe autism (non verbal /isolated/serious behavioural issues) a diagnosis of asd would cover both of these people but their range of abilities and support services would be very different .(only my take on this of course) Stephen might be around to help later.. -
glad to hear others are having the same issue...somehow makes one feels slightly less useless! (me obvs not you....humm feel like im digging a hole with this response...maybe i'll delete...or...goes off rambling...............😅🙄
