Neurospicy parent of kid with ASD. DA survivor. Social justice and politics nerd. Green π party member. Pansexual with she/they pronouns π³οΈβππ³οΈββ§οΈ
@AndyNelson1977@tombennett71 I shall be aligning each intervention to all the issues I've previously informed them of as well. That'll be fun given they've not answered a single one thus far...
@AndyNelson1977@tombennett71 You've also reminded me to go through all kiddo's current interventions and get answers to how they're being delivered... I suspect they haven't been, which would explain why I've not been able to get him in this year!
@AndyNelson1977@tombennett71 Very useful thread - thank you. And surely the answer to any concerns educators have about this is that if the interventions in Sec. F aren't working for a specific child in their specific case, then an emergency review is needed? It's not hard!
@Renmakesmusic Congratulations!!! That's stunning news, will be amazing for you to have somewhere to turn into your very own sanctuary. A place to continue healing and to nurture your creative juices π«ΆπΌ
@owenjonesjourno@linmeitalks I pay Β£25 an hr to agency for specialist carer for my autistic kid. Can assure you they don't get even half that as their hourly rate. I'm unable to work and on UC as unpaid carer. Vitriole over low income folks getting discounts smacks of not wanting 'the poors' to share spaces
@AndyNelson1977 I'm a SEND parent with over a decade in public sector complaints and regulation. I'd love to get in a room with the people advocating the scrapping of complaints and put across an alternative perspective.
@realdoll03@martinimarie@SEND_Action Am giving them the opportunity to resolve the issue (along with others I've raised) but will bear that in mind if the issue continues
Any SEND folks with views on specialist school restricting access to fidget items and stopping child fidgeting with standard objects (ruler, pencils, tapping out rhythms) which allow child to concentrate? @martinimarie@SEND_Action
@realdoll03@EmmaLTowers@martinimarie@SEND_Action My thoughts exactly - have been disappointed with their engagement until now. Things seem to be shifting since I set out a bunch of issues but I'll be monitoring carefully
@Beth_Tastic Also, no shit we're anxious! Parenting on extra hard mode, dealing with multiple agencies who constantly make mistakes or screw you over deliberately, and knowing your kiddo is being let down. If ever there was a reason to be anxious, this is it!
@AndyNelson1977 Needed this today. I am definitely 'that parent' to so many professionals at the moment and have been inwardly fuming about it all day!
@MartinSLewis Think there's a fourth 'D' here - domestic abuse. Your msg is important but the term financial controller is a bit problematic having been on the receiving end. Hoping you cover that properly, point out the signs of abuse and signpost to support in the full episode ππΌ
@martinimarie Get the basics right first time, admit when things go wrong, learn and show empathy. That's the most effective way to reduce complaints and take the wind out of the sails of the minority who behave unacceptably. Even those people probably have unresolved and genuine grievances.
@martinimarie The coverage of this survey suggests schools and related education orgs are v. immature (under-developed rather than childish btw) in complaints handling. Focus should be on improving early issue handling and relationship building to reduce complaints and SARs. 3/