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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Yes they should. She is 'special needs'
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Why should she have any more of a chance than any other child? She will more than likely get excellent GCSE results, gain good A levels, and go onto Uni to get a degree anyway..
Its not fair at all to compare her to a 'special needs' child in the usual sense of the word.. They need help to gain even the most basic of qualifications, and should be given a chance. She's got more than enough imo.