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Red Kangaroo to run weekend morning SEN sessions

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Charlotte Parker
3 years ago

This is very much needed

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Julie
3 years ago Featured

There is not enough activity for younger and teens special needs children in the Reading area, it is not acceptable for parents to travel out of Reading for some fun time for their children. It is expensive and not fair on special needs families

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Rebecca Patterson
3 years ago Featured

This would be so amazing to have a sen session in the AM for autistic children, sometimes waiting until the evening autistic children can become over stimulated by then and unable to attend. This happens often with our children and we don’t manage the 5pm Sunday sessions An AM session would be amazing for us as a family as both our children have autism and a learning disability and we are so limited as to what activities we can do at a weekend

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Lavinia Goswell
3 years ago

This would be massive for me. Why can’t we have a fun session at a normal time on a weekend.

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Claire Thompson
3 years ago

Morning sessions are better, our kids tire easily and need to rest up if they are at school all week!!

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Deeno Chaudry
3 years ago

Evening SEN sessions dont work for children with sepcial needs.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

We need more flexibility On sen sessions , last thing on a Sunday is not enough

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Jemma
3 years ago

We would attend this

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Earlier sessions would be so much easier.

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Pamela Mills
3 years ago Featured

For math children, and especially SEN children who can take a very long time to wind down to bed and sleep, 6-7pm, is far too late for an activity such as trampolining. SEN options during the day are needed. Your reading red kangaroo is often almost completely empty at 4 on a weekday so surely Jen if these quiet sessions could without the very loud judicial and flashing lights for SEN children. You would likely get more attendance as a result.

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Sarah turner
3 years ago

Would be amazing if this were to start up

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Pippa Shaw
3 years ago

This would make a lot if difference to our small son who loves trampolining but has too few SEN sessions to attend.