Anyone else find that dummy with the military jacket in the corner of her bedroom really creepy?
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Haha yes!! I’m sure her mum had a few at her house too. Cool jacket but the dummy is creepy 
I definitely see that now. She’s a snob. She has to have high end everything, from kitchen appliances to furniture. All second hand obvs.
Don’t quite know what possesses her to buy manky beaten up used Converse though. Unless her shopping addiction has convinced her that buying second hand isn’t really buying at all? Why even bother buying yourself a used leather jacket if it means you’ll have to sell the leather jacket you have already? The amount of buying and selling she does behind the scenes must be astronomical.
"iT's NoT mY sToRy To TeLl"
*Discusses Hugo's diagnosis whilst passively aggressively slagging off the school*
*Discusses Hugo's diagnosis whilst passively aggressively slagging off the school*
Her house is full of things that fit her aesthetic, I don’t think there are many personal, meaningful items.
I get that it must feel amazing after all this time fighting for it, but be a little more gracious. The school have been working within limits they can’t just ignore.
Well, she did pay for it. Bet she went in there waving it in their faces.She actually smugly referred to an autism diagnosis as "her certificate" like she has won something wow
I get that it must feel amazing after all this time fighting for it, but be a little more gracious. The school have been working within limits they can’t just ignore.
I’m so glad you were all horrified by today’s stories. I was watching them like 
The smugness at finally being allowed “access” to the SENCO, like “I was right and you were wrong!” and being all gleeful like it’s a golden ticket to all sorts of special treatment. It really isn’t.
I don’t know how secondary schools work, but I still can’t imagine them being particularly tolerant of H’s behaviour, certificate or no certificate.
The smugness at finally being allowed “access” to the SENCO, like “I was right and you were wrong!” and being all gleeful like it’s a golden ticket to all sorts of special treatment. It really isn’t.
I don’t know how secondary schools work, but I still can’t imagine them being particularly tolerant of H’s behaviour, certificate or no certificate.
I’d love to be a fly on the wall in the staffroom! She’s slagged them all off so much, she’s had years to go private, wouldn’t be surprised if she only did it after someone suggested it on here. I can’t imagine the strain on teachers at the best of times, let alone the 15 months they’ve just had, not to mention other kids with a statement. She’s already on about him being at college one day a week. Does she mean in total at 16+ or alongside school? Don’t think she knows herself. She’s teaching him it’s all about what he wants and life ain’t like that. She said she made over 100k last year, put him in a private school then. Wouldn’t have anything to bleat about then though. Arrogant friendless tit. I wouldn’t want to be friends with her eitherI’m so glad you were all horrified by today’s stories. I was watching them like
The smugness at finally being allowed “access” to the SENCO, like “I was right and you were wrong!” and being all gleeful like it’s a golden ticket to all sorts of special treatment. It really isn’t.
I don’t know how secondary schools work, but I still can’t imagine them being particularly tolerant of H’s behaviour, certificate or no certificate.
What is she going on about suggesting SENCOs aren't allowed to help without a diagnosis? That is untrue.
Yeah, that was a weird comment. Think she was hinting that the school had lied to her / restricted access to SEN support because they preferred to label her kid as simply “naughty”.
Also the slide about how they got a key worker mentioning making sure home is safe for everyone etc. Makes me think there's been major incidents that have raised safeguarding concerns with Hugo. This could explain the living separately etc.
Also a Senco would be able to help a child with no diagnosis as he has behavioural and emotional issues regardless of diagnosis
Also a Senco would be able to help a child with no diagnosis as he has behavioural and emotional issues regardless of diagnosis
This actually made me laugh outloud. Russ is taking her for such a ride. She is going to end up looking really silly.
too late 
Would that be a social worker, due to violence against siblings (even Jess) by any chance?
SEND students can still be permanently excluded but they need to evidence the 'Plan- Do- Review' cycle a bit more and also a whole range of interventions (unsuccessful) and that exclusion is a last resort. Basically it's a LOT harder to PEX a SEND student, but it does still happen.I’m so glad you were all horrified by today’s stories. I was watching them like
The smugness at finally being allowed “access” to the SENCO, like “I was right and you were wrong!” and being all gleeful like it’s a golden ticket to all sorts of special treatment. It really isn’t.
I don’t know how secondary schools work, but I still can’t imagine them being particularly tolerant of H’s behaviour, certificate or no certificate.
They'll probably keep him officially on roll but encourage an off-site placement for Yr10/11 otherwise he won't cope. But tbf that's probs in his best interest and it will suit school so
Doesn't help their data as he will count negatively on their Progress 8 and attainment data, but contrary to what she says, in my experience staff would always rather a child access what is best for them as opposed to getting hung up on the school outcomes data.
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My God. She is so in love with herself it's unreal.
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