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<blockquote data-quote="Cloggy" data-source="post: 2061963" data-attributes="member: 4009"><p>We made the choice to have Lotte go to the school closest to us, with her brother and sister. We have seen from friends how the situation changed for a child when all the children are at one school, and she is not... Socially we thought it best to have the same friends at school and in the neighbourhood.</p><p></p><p>This means that we have to take the steps to make the school take the steps that are needed. And the school is happy to do it... but they have no clue what they need or can get... So other organisations are contacted to train the school... Norway is good with that. They take care of their kids, and the law is straight behind them.</p><p></p><p>Still.. it's exhausting to be the expert. and some months ago, after looking at the servioces that were provided, we realised that it could be better.. So another organisation was contacted, and for the first time... we could relax.. (<a href="http://lotte-sofie.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/another-milestone-for-us-this-time.html" target="_blank">Story here</a>..)</p><p></p><p>So.. good.. in a way we can achieve a lot</p><p>Bad.. you need to know what to ask for. You need to be the expert.. Very tiring..</p><p>Surprises: It's wonderful to find someone that can take over... (still... know what you need..)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cloggy, post: 2061963, member: 4009"] We made the choice to have Lotte go to the school closest to us, with her brother and sister. We have seen from friends how the situation changed for a child when all the children are at one school, and she is not... Socially we thought it best to have the same friends at school and in the neighbourhood. This means that we have to take the steps to make the school take the steps that are needed. And the school is happy to do it... but they have no clue what they need or can get... So other organisations are contacted to train the school... Norway is good with that. They take care of their kids, and the law is straight behind them. Still.. it's exhausting to be the expert. and some months ago, after looking at the servioces that were provided, we realised that it could be better.. So another organisation was contacted, and for the first time... we could relax.. ([URL="http://lotte-sofie.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/another-milestone-for-us-this-time.html"]Story here[/URL]..) So.. good.. in a way we can achieve a lot Bad.. you need to know what to ask for. You need to be the expert.. Very tiring.. Surprises: It's wonderful to find someone that can take over... (still... know what you need..) [/QUOTE]
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