Non epileptic seizures in children

Lisand70
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My 15yr old daughter has epilepsy but controlled by medication. She now also has NES but they only occur at school.
If you have a child with this, what support do you get from their school.
thanks in anticipation of your reply
Lisand70
If you have a child with this, what support do you get from their school.
thanks in anticipation of your reply
Lisand70
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Support should be based on your child's individual needs @Lisand70. Is there anything, in particular, about the school which triggers the seizures or your daughter struggles with in school before/during/after a seizure? We are here for you if you would like to talk this through further with us0
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We as yet haven’t found the triggers, we are trying moving her this week to different classrooms to see if this changes anything. Will let you know how we get on
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Are the school supporting you with this @Lisand70? Hopefully, there will be a more settling classroom0
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if available in your area, getting a statement of special neds help get things moving further along with the problems?0
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Just to clarify @johndtay, statements were replaced with education, health and care plans (EHCPs). Though I thank you for trying to help0
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