Post by stardog on Oct 5, 2016 12:54:12 GMT
Hi all
I know I don't say much, don't usually like to commit to writing stuff down. My two have lots in common with most of your children.
Would anyone have any advice on getting your child put back a year to easy academic pressures.
Mine are youngest in their year and I did want them to stay in reception and extra year but didn't shout loud enough. Last year also mentioned them staying in year one.
Struggle with transitions and are also emotionally/socially delayed.
Although going down a year is a big change(now)and means they wouldn't be with familiar class mates, i think it would give them a more even foot hold for the rest of their schooling. Would it be worth the upheaval? Our psychologist thinks so but school SEN consortium have major concerns.
Anyone gone through this?
Thanks
I know I don't say much, don't usually like to commit to writing stuff down. My two have lots in common with most of your children.
Would anyone have any advice on getting your child put back a year to easy academic pressures.
Mine are youngest in their year and I did want them to stay in reception and extra year but didn't shout loud enough. Last year also mentioned them staying in year one.
Struggle with transitions and are also emotionally/socially delayed.
Although going down a year is a big change(now)and means they wouldn't be with familiar class mates, i think it would give them a more even foot hold for the rest of their schooling. Would it be worth the upheaval? Our psychologist thinks so but school SEN consortium have major concerns.
Anyone gone through this?
Thanks
