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Have you talked to the child's Occupational Therapist? They should be able
to provide advice and support. Also the advisory service/learning support or
whatever they are called in Norfolk should be able to provide advice and may
even be able to loan you some equipment to try. Don't go out and buy
anything without trying it first with the child.

Ian

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[mailto:senco-forum-bounces at lists.becta.org.uk] On Behalf Of Mary Ross
Sent: 19 September 2007 18:28
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We have just received our first severely disabled child with CP (Yr 3).  He
is quadraplegic but has minimal use of his hands.  He can use a touch screen
with a large area to 'touch' but has little control otherwise. He cannot
grip.  We are 'working towards' including him in most subjects but find art
more of a problem.  He has an assistant at all times.  Any suggestions
 please?

Mary.  Senco. Norfolk Junior School.

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