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Suffolk mother elated after autistic son secures new alternative education package
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A mother in Suffolk has expressed her delight after her six-year-old autistic son, Franklin, was approved for two alternative provision units and home tutoring following struggles with limited school hours. Previously, Franklin was only able to attend school for short periods each day after being rejected by multiple specialist schools. Although pleased with the new arrangement, the mother still plans to take Suffolk County Council to a tribunal to secure permanent funding and support.
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- Six-year-old Franklin, who has autism, was previously receiving only a fraction of a normal school day due to difficulties settling in class.
- Suffolk County Council contacted the family to approve two alternative provision units and home tutoring in Martlesham.
- Franklin will spend three hours in the mornings, Monday to Friday, participating in the new educational routine.
- The mother still intends to take Suffolk County Council to a tribunal next year to secure permanent support and funding.