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As previously mentioned by other posts.  Your son is being bullied.   He will be classed as an vulnerable young person, therefore has some legal protection.

He is being bullied pyscologically by the other boy in PE while running, through having his personal space invaded, 

Physically being bullied by being leaned on causing actual physical pain, potentially causing bruising through being bumped into continually because of low muscle tone.

The Head is failing in his Duty of Care and not providing pastural attention. Therefore failing in his legal obligation of looking after vulnerable children in his care.  

I am sure that writing a letter in this format, sent to all the appropriate persons, Head, Governors, Lea. and to his designated mentor.  I am sure you will have some action.

I hope this will contribute as well, along with all the other advice. And of course not forgetting OFSTEAD, I am sure they will be interested in the standard of care given to children.

heath63

Quote: Originally posted by Xantippe on 09/10/2012

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I thought you were going to home school him. I know I am very glad we decided to withdraw our Grandson from school in May he is so much happier, the only kids he has to put up with now are his friends. He hasn't had a melt down since we withdrew him and he is now willing to be taught things, which he wasn't before.

I hope it works out for your lad, he shouldn't be subjected to such tormenting. Even if he does have a melt down and hits the kid who is bullying him he could come off worse. If the other kids friends decide to join in any fight.       

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