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HI my daughter is in mainstream  education and transfering in sept to secondary i'm so worried beyond believe as to how she's going to cope .She is............ asd .....she has learning difficulties,adhd,speach dyspraxia is any one else starting in september or has any one been through it ?????..................  

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  • Hi to you both

    Was no transition planning from Primary to Secondary school put in place for your daughters?

    I think you should contact the head teacher and arrange an urgent appointment with them and the SENCO. Make a list of all your concerns and make sure each one is addressed properly. At the end of the meeting arrange a follow up meeting to see how things are going and follow up with a letter outlining your concerns and any solutions that were reached/agreed.

    I would also keep a daily diary of things that happen, keep a record of conversations with the school-dates, who with etc.

    I would start how you mean to go on with the school and don't be fobbed off.

    Good luck to you both.

     

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  • Hi to you both

    Was no transition planning from Primary to Secondary school put in place for your daughters?

    I think you should contact the head teacher and arrange an urgent appointment with them and the SENCO. Make a list of all your concerns and make sure each one is addressed properly. At the end of the meeting arrange a follow up meeting to see how things are going and follow up with a letter outlining your concerns and any solutions that were reached/agreed.

    I would also keep a daily diary of things that happen, keep a record of conversations with the school-dates, who with etc.

    I would start how you mean to go on with the school and don't be fobbed off.

    Good luck to you both.

     

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