Sadly, your story is a familiar one. If you send them an e-mail you could also send them the link bellow or similar, attached in it, as part of their need to be more Autism Aware, but you may find you'd be better just spelling it out.
Forgive me, I forget how old your son is now, But is it worth considering changing Schools or would this be too stressful?
Some specialist Schools Work more on executive function, but lets face it he's always likely to have a spikey profile.
If you want to look at moving forward, consider the workbook i mentioned before, 'Living Well On The Spectrum' by Valerie Gaus. At least with that, it would help shift the negative perspective he's getting via School, into some positve strategies for the future.
Sadly, your story is a familiar one. If you send them an e-mail you could also send them the link bellow or similar, attached in it, as part of their need to be more Autism Aware, but you may find you'd be better just spelling it out.
Forgive me, I forget how old your son is now, But is it worth considering changing Schools or would this be too stressful?
Some specialist Schools Work more on executive function, but lets face it he's always likely to have a spikey profile.
If you want to look at moving forward, consider the workbook i mentioned before, 'Living Well On The Spectrum' by Valerie Gaus. At least with that, it would help shift the negative perspective he's getting via School, into some positve strategies for the future.
