I second getting someone else to do the form for you. I would also make a list of all the issues your child has. You also need to ensure that anything you say means your child needs more help than a child the same age without ASD or has the same needs as a younger child.
You have to think about every single part of an activity when it saks if your child can do something. For example, it asks about getting around outside - that's things like crossing the road - does your child lack any awareness of traffic? Are they so distracted by stuff that they just stop in the middle of the road, etc.
Get evidence too - such as their statement of educational needs, letters from any specialists they're under, etc. Don't send in the original forms.
I second getting someone else to do the form for you. I would also make a list of all the issues your child has. You also need to ensure that anything you say means your child needs more help than a child the same age without ASD or has the same needs as a younger child.
You have to think about every single part of an activity when it saks if your child can do something. For example, it asks about getting around outside - that's things like crossing the road - does your child lack any awareness of traffic? Are they so distracted by stuff that they just stop in the middle of the road, etc.
Get evidence too - such as their statement of educational needs, letters from any specialists they're under, etc. Don't send in the original forms.
