This information applies to Scotland

Your child may be still able to attend his local primary school – all schools should have an accessibility strategy which helps the inclusion of pupils with additional support needs. However, it may be helpful for you or your son’s school to ask the education authority to open a Co-ordinated Support Plan for your son. This will assess what help he requires and consider what school it would be best for him to attend. There are several organisations which can give you further advice.

For more information about additional support needs, see Guide for parents on additional support for learning (published by Enquire).
For more information about organisations which give advice, see Education organisations which give information and advice.

Other Frequently asked questions about education:

• Can I get help to go on to college after my Standard Grades?
• I am a wheelchair user planning to go to college when I leave school what do I need to do?
• Can I educate my child at home?
• I have got a letter for school saying my daughter is going to be excluded. What can I do?
• My child is being bullied at school. What can I do?