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回覆 mross38 的帖子
My boy has ASD but he managed to get in ESF mainstream with no problems through Year 1 interview. He is graduating from Year 6 and getting to ESF secondary after summer holiday.
He has educational psychologist (EP) assessment privately done before the application. The psychologist's advise was that my boy had improved so much with treatment/training, no need to disclose to school beforehand. Otherwise, the application will be stuck in the process as there are so many students waiting to get in, why be bothered to admit someone who needs special care. Except if the child has severe disability, they'll get your child to queue up for the ESF special needs school Sarah Roe and that's a different story.
My boy's Year 1 teacher found that he's a bit clumsy and some issues with socialization (no problems academically) and asked me about it. I then told her the story. They gave him very good support from the special needs department. I then found out that there are various kids with different special needs like dyslexia, ADHD, ASD etc. my boy is not the only 1 at all. I guess their problems are not very obvious that can be picked by the ESF staffs during their interview.
However, in your child's case, if it's picked by the principal/VC, I think that the chance that your child can get in is slim. They ask you for the EP report so they can use it to tell you that they are sorry, they don't have the resources to take care of your child at the moment and your child can be on the waiting list forever.
I am not sure if your child has an EP assessment already. If so, you may as well submit it and see how it goes. My boy had 1 done which cost $8000 7 years ago. I heard that it has gone up to $10,000 to $30,000 already for a decent EP report that ESF would accept. If your child has not done it yet, not sure if you would want to spend that amount of money for that purpose.
Anyway, I hope that your child can get in a good school that is suitable.
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