my 5 yr old nephew who has learning difficulties attends a mainstream primary school which has only just come out of special measures by OFSTED he is at last being transferred to a special school which we are all pleased about.My problem being is the headteacher at his current school, my nephew is being called jack the spack, he doesnt understand what this means (thank god) but when my sister complained to the head teacher she said that the children were just rhyming and not to worry about it! i think this is a disgrace, also his class since they started in year 1 has not had the same teacher for more than 3 months max at a time, this was one of the reasons OFSTED had them on special measures in the first place. me and my sis both attended this school and back then it was an excellent school, do u think the headteacher needs to go or are me and my sis just being overprotective i dont think we are , should we complain 2 OFSTED thanks peeps for your help.
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head teacher needs to go
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study shows that people would rather have ill-sounding nicknames than none at all as it makes them seem like non-persons if they don't. it's a part of life i get called amazona for acting too masculine at times or weirdo when i think too much but at least i'm being noticed and acknowledged, that's what's important -Jien =^.^=
