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DS/ Diagnosed high functioning Autisum

Tara

My DS excluded from the school so many times and at last we found out he is diagnosed with High functioning Autisum. Can anyone let me know whether the school can exclude him permanantly even though he diagnosed. His EHC is processing right now and we were informed that it takes up to 22 weeks. 

He is good in his studies but his behaviour causes him problems to carry his studies right now. 

Thanks 

  • Hi Tara,

    For advice and information about school placements, exclusions and EHC please contact our Education Rights Service. They're available to offer you confidential information and advice, help you explore your options so that you can make informal decisions about your child's school education, and explain education law and your rights.

     

    To use our Education Rights Service, you'll need leave a message on our answering service and we will call you back, which you can do on by telephone (0808 800 4102 and press 1 for our Education Advice Line), by emailing your details to: educationrights@nas.org.uk or by filling in our online enquiry form: http://bit.ly/1P3j0Xr.

     

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  • Hi 

    Thank you vey much. It seems this school is not handling this case well and now they need to get rid of him I guess. 

    Do you know whether the school can exclude him permnantly even though he has diagnosed HFA. 

    Kind regards 

  • I had very bad anger issues growing up, and I saw the world a little different, other kids would do things behind the teachers back and I'd demmand something be done and the teacher of course wouldn't have proof and I'd actively get revenge in front of the teacher as my own skewed verion of justice, I got expelled three times, and suspended so many I can't remember, I had a great special needs teacher and my parents went to the school board each of the times to appeal the decision and won each time, so I think your best bet will be to fight the decision and go through the channels.