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For parents who know what they want to say to school — but would quite like it to come out calm, clear and useful rather than as a 2am brain dump with bullet points and mild rage.
A School Script gives you carefully worded language for meetings, emails and conversations with teachers, SENCOs or school leaders. It helps you explain your child’s needs, raise concerns, ask for support, request adjustments and follow up professionally.
Useful for ADHD, autism, dyslexia, anxiety, masking, meltdowns, behaviour concerns, friendship issues, homework battles and unmet SEND needs.
You leave with wording that is firm, respectful and practical — so you can advocate for your child without feeling overwhelmed, dismissed or put on the spot.
Once you have ordered your Parent Script, you will be asked to complete a short form so I can understand your child’s situation, the meeting you are preparing for, and what you need help saying.
Please include as much helpful detail as you can. The better the information, the stronger and more accurate your script will be.
You do not need to write perfectly. Bullet points are absolutely fine. This is not an Ofsted inspection. Just tell me what is happening, what you are worried about, and what you want school to understand.
For parents who know what they want to say to school — but would quite like it to come out calm, clear and useful rather than as a 2am brain dump with bullet points and mild rage.
A School Script gives you carefully worded language for meetings, emails and conversations with teachers, SENCOs or school leaders. It helps you explain your child’s needs, raise concerns, ask for support, request adjustments and follow up professionally.
Useful for ADHD, autism, dyslexia, anxiety, masking, meltdowns, behaviour concerns, friendship issues, homework battles and unmet SEND needs.
You leave with wording that is firm, respectful and practical — so you can advocate for your child without feeling overwhelmed, dismissed or put on the spot.
Once you have ordered your Parent Script, you will be asked to complete a short form so I can understand your child’s situation, the meeting you are preparing for, and what you need help saying.
Please include as much helpful detail as you can. The better the information, the stronger and more accurate your script will be.
You do not need to write perfectly. Bullet points are absolutely fine. This is not an Ofsted inspection. Just tell me what is happening, what you are worried about, and what you want school to understand.