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<blockquote data-quote="Malika" data-source="post: 536262" data-attributes="member: 11227"><p>Wise words, Marguerite. My brother, who visited us here recently, made a similar comment about how vital these early relationships and lessons were in later life, including professional life - what we learnt, or didn't learn, to handle would stay with us. </p><p>I certainly wouldn't consider moving because of this boy and his antics and do agree about these dynamics existing everywhere. What does seriously make me consider moving is the school itself and my inner certainty that what would be best for J is an alternative school where he will be able to learn in a way more natural to him and also not continually subject to reprimand and punishment... That said, it may not even be possible and we may just end up staying at the village school where J is due to have a change in teacher in September. I contacted the Waldorf school and this is a no-go - might explain why in another post. I have a meeting with a teacher at an alternative school week after next and then J has to spend two trial days there... I really don't know how that will go or how he will behave in a new environment. So if that doesn't work out or is not the right place, I have run out of options this late in the day. And, I agree, staying on would have its own benefits.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Malika, post: 536262, member: 11227"] Wise words, Marguerite. My brother, who visited us here recently, made a similar comment about how vital these early relationships and lessons were in later life, including professional life - what we learnt, or didn't learn, to handle would stay with us. I certainly wouldn't consider moving because of this boy and his antics and do agree about these dynamics existing everywhere. What does seriously make me consider moving is the school itself and my inner certainty that what would be best for J is an alternative school where he will be able to learn in a way more natural to him and also not continually subject to reprimand and punishment... That said, it may not even be possible and we may just end up staying at the village school where J is due to have a change in teacher in September. I contacted the Waldorf school and this is a no-go - might explain why in another post. I have a meeting with a teacher at an alternative school week after next and then J has to spend two trial days there... I really don't know how that will go or how he will behave in a new environment. So if that doesn't work out or is not the right place, I have run out of options this late in the day. And, I agree, staying on would have its own benefits. [/QUOTE]
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