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Old 24-03-2004, 18:49   #8
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Re: a 'disability' or not ?

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Originally Posted by Ramrod
She is in need of advanced levels of tuition, just like an autistic child is.Why should she be denied achieving her full potential because the council cannot normally supply her full educational needs?
Ive seen no mention of this, Ive seen nothing to say that she needs the same level of tuition as an autistic child. She was in a normal Comp before this anyway and from the little evidence we have it seems pretty safe to assume that she was doing well there.

It just seems to me that the father wants whats best for his child (Dont we all) she has the best employment opportunities later in life if she goes to private schooling yet for some reason he thinks we should pay her way.
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