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high school advice

Justine
over 6 years ago

Hi, my soon to be 12 year old son who has Aspergers started high school in September and he is trying really hard to fit in and not have the kind of blow ups he did at primary.  As he is getting better at blending in and isn’t presenting issues to the school, he isn’t getting help from the SENCO. I have to push and keep filling up.  There are 700 boys at the school and we have had episodes of bullying but as he hasnt started it he is not getting attention or support.

I'm considering a much smaller school that regularly practices meditation.  Does anyone have any advice on the kind of high school to choose?

thanks x

Parents
  • over 6 years ago

    Maybe some mainstream schools in the area have specialist autism support, although would have thought those were the bigger ones. Does he like meditation? What help exactly could the SENCo provide? Yes, victims of bullying should also get support - if he had friends and allies, they could be informal support in learning how to cope.

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  • over 6 years ago

    Maybe some mainstream schools in the area have specialist autism support, although would have thought those were the bigger ones. Does he like meditation? What help exactly could the SENCo provide? Yes, victims of bullying should also get support - if he had friends and allies, they could be informal support in learning how to cope.

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