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Stealing and lying and teenage boys

Pinketyponk

Hello..... Wondered if you could help...... Here's A quick background....

asd son, 16, non attender to education as found transition from school to college too tricky, we are in the process of applying for an ehcp for him to get more support  - looks like a matter of weeks should see us there..... 

Teenage son and FIFA on the Xbox.
It began a couple of years ago when son realised he could buy FIFA coins via MY paypal account which was linked to my credit card.
I knew nothing about it until I was contacted by the fraud squad because of unusual activity on my account. Goes without saying i was mortified.
Several hundred pounds that one cost me.
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  • Also the whole school/college does not work for everyone, I would suggest communicating with education settings via email and using this paper trail to seek young persons learning programmes in your area, supported training, work experience placements from 6 weeks to six months and apprenticeships. Guidance towards independent living and travelling. 

    You can also ask the local council for a EHCPNA as a parent carer, which is a needs assessment for a EHCP you give your evidence and then they will request evidence from the educational setting. 

    I would suggest you include evidence from birth, highlight comments on school reports with regards to concentration, distracted, disruptive, not paying attention, not doing homework, etc ... failed cycles in in house senco Independent learning plans, and exclusions and also emotional impact this has on your child. I would also express if his education and academia does not reflect his IQ levels and his ability to share information or the need to elaborate on it being a literal thinker. 

    I hope for the very best for you and your son. It is very challenging. 

    Kindest regards 

    Rebecca 

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  • Also the whole school/college does not work for everyone, I would suggest communicating with education settings via email and using this paper trail to seek young persons learning programmes in your area, supported training, work experience placements from 6 weeks to six months and apprenticeships. Guidance towards independent living and travelling. 

    You can also ask the local council for a EHCPNA as a parent carer, which is a needs assessment for a EHCP you give your evidence and then they will request evidence from the educational setting. 

    I would suggest you include evidence from birth, highlight comments on school reports with regards to concentration, distracted, disruptive, not paying attention, not doing homework, etc ... failed cycles in in house senco Independent learning plans, and exclusions and also emotional impact this has on your child. I would also express if his education and academia does not reflect his IQ levels and his ability to share information or the need to elaborate on it being a literal thinker. 

    I hope for the very best for you and your son. It is very challenging. 

    Kindest regards 

    Rebecca 

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