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Vickster

Hello,I was hoping to get some advice.My son is being assessed for a statement and we have to write a letter supporting this.I have no idea how to do this without making a mess of it!.Any advice at all would be much appreciated.x

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  • www.ipsea.org.uk has a lot of useful information.

    You can also ask your local Parent Partnership organisation to help with letters.

    It's basically about what his needs and difficulties are above and beyond the average child.  Particularly where this affects his learning.  It could include sensory issues, socialising issues, auditory processing issues, motor skills issues, behavioural issues.

    If it's the school who initiated the process then you area already at an advantage as they recognise he needs the support so you will likely have a strong case.

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  • www.ipsea.org.uk has a lot of useful information.

    You can also ask your local Parent Partnership organisation to help with letters.

    It's basically about what his needs and difficulties are above and beyond the average child.  Particularly where this affects his learning.  It could include sensory issues, socialising issues, auditory processing issues, motor skills issues, behavioural issues.

    If it's the school who initiated the process then you area already at an advantage as they recognise he needs the support so you will likely have a strong case.

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