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Hi guys,
My daughter has been bullied since starting High school. She is now in year 9.
In year 7 she was assaulted at one high school so I pulled her immediately and started at another school where she has been bullied by various girls. She has been referred for autism testing because she struggles so much with maintaining friendships.
I would like to homeschool her but I dont know where to start!
Would i have to teach her?
Can I get someone to come to the house on a daily basis? What would the cost of this be?
Would part time school/ part time home education work?
Im a full time NHS shift worker so this is not an easy decision.
Thank you
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You can find some useful information about home schooling in Leicestershire on this webpage.
Hi my sons been getting bullied at school and he keeps getting injured which he ended up in a n e which none teacher or head teacher have done anything it's been happening since before Christmas and they still haven't done anything I need help on what to do. I feel like my child just safe at school I'm going to have to take him out of school
Thank you for getting in touch.
We would suggest that you report the incidents to your child's school and arrange a meeting with school staff to discuss your concerns. At the meeting you can talk about the impact that the incidents are having on your child and try to work with the school to find solutions.
If you are unhappy about how the school is dealing with your concerns, you can make a complaint to the school using its official complaints procedure – you should find information on how to do so on the school website.
There is some useful information about the steps you could follow at https://www.beyondbullying.com/whatprocedurestofollow
I took my son from his primary school this morning as a Safeguarding issue, he has been bullied every yr since being in school. He is SEN, but today I draw the line as it's affecting his mental health and routine at home, he is upset all the time and the school are always to busy to deal with this, how do I keep him safe but need him in education
Thank you for getting in touch.
We would suggest that you report the incidents to your child's school and arrange a meeting with school staff to discuss your concerns. At the meeting you can talk about the impact that the incidents are having on your child.
If you are unhappy about how the school is dealing with your concerns, you can make a complaint to the school using its official complaints procedure – you should find information on how to do so on the school website.
There is some useful information about the steps you could follow at https://www.beyondbullying.com/whatprocedurestofollow
My child is being bullied by a child who has SEN needs. How do I address this with school? My child has been hit, kicked, spat at, name called, chased and intimidated. Many other class members have experienced this behaviour also.
Thank you for getting in touch.
We would suggest that you report the incidents to your child's school and arrange a meeting with school staff to discuss your concerns. At the meeting you can talk about the impact that the incidents are having on your child.
If you are unhappy about how the school is dealing with your concerns, you can make a complaint to the school using its official complaints procedure – you should find information on how to do so on the school website.
Where can I turn for help and advice if my child's constant bullying isn't taken seriously and dealt with?
Thank you
Thank you for getting in touch.
We suggest that you look at the school's anti-bullying policy which you should be able to find on its website, and to follow the steps laid out in it. We would also suggest that you arrange a meeting with school staff to discuss your concerns.
If you continue to be unhappy about how the school is dealing with your concerns, then you can make a complaint to the school using its official complaints procedure – you should find information on how to do so on the school website.
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