These might be of help, if you haven't contacted them already?


Dyspraxia Foundation
8 West Alley,
Hitchin,
Herts, SG5 1EG. UK
Helpline: 01462 454 986 (10 am - 1 pm) Mon - Fri

my son is not dyspraxic but i found this blog really good to read. the boy whoe wrote it has dyspraxia and it was started when he was a young boy, about how he coped with bullying etc at school and then how his parents took him out and home schooled him http://www.matts-hideout.co.uk/

hope its some use to you

luce xx

When was the statement last reviewed?

Oh beks you are so lucky, you have a WHOLE network of home ed groups in London doing fantastic things so I here..I am in Scotland and envy it!

I will sort some stuff out for you and PM you with the details...be prepared for lot of emails in the future, not from me, with support and practical help. If you take the offers up you are about to become very busy with just LIFE and you son will have knowledge beyond his wildest dreams

If you are going for home ed do not review the statement...just forget it you don't need it and it will NOT achieve anything but unwanted interference from your LA

Unschooling is a wonderful world of no bullying and like minded people and smart Children!

And we all feel inadequate when we start but in 6 months your son will tell you something very profound that you didn't teach him..you will be totally amazed by him!

well said...... If I had known about the legal side and how well Children do at home I would have started years ago! as it is, my daughter is happy, almost 18 and already at degree level after taking GCSE and A level exams before her 16th birthday.. all being well she will start UNI next year to complete her studies to become a vet and I just know she would not have had the freedom, encouragement and peace to get even this far in a state school.
Remember, when teaching or training anyone you only need to be one lesson ahead of them