My child/ward does not have SEN but I am concerned about his behaviour and/or academic performance which I suspect may be linked to a possible SEN. What should I do?
There can be many reasons to a student's behaviour and/or academic performance that may be of a concern.
You can speak to your child's/ward's Form Teachers who would then engage with our Special Educational Needs Officers for further discussions.
Your child's/ward's Form Teachers or our Special Educational Needs Officers will then share with you on proposed actions that can be taken, for you to discuss and decide with your cihld/ward.
Related questions
What are the support that your school can provide to my child/ward with SEN?
My child/ward has been diagnosed with Special Educational Needs (SEN). Do I need to inform your school? What do I need to do?
My child/ward has self-harm / suicidal thougths and/or has done actions to self-harm. What should I do?
Some common situations where parents/guardians consider sending their child/ward for Counselling in school: 1) My child/ward is not talking to me or is talking lesser to me. 2) My child/ward is defiant / rude towards me. 3) My child's/ward's academic performance has deteroriated or is not up to expectations. 4) My child/ward is using his electronic devices (e.g. handphone, Chromebook) too much. He is always glued to it and not studying or not being involved in other aspects of his life. 5) My child/ward is accessing undesirable content online. Should I send my child/ward for Counselling in school? What can I do?
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