Christy last night as I was supposed to be sleeping I had an idea.... In DS's class there is a little boy with sensory integration issues - his present quite differently to Matilda's though. Earlier this year he was having difficulties in class because he felt no one would be his friend (he likes to hug and kiss kids a lot and likes to hold their hands etc and kids just didn't understand that and so kept away from him). His Mum made a book about him on her computer, introducing him and talking about why he did some of the things he did and suggesting possible things the kids could do/say in response to her son's actions. The teacher then sent it home to a different family each night and asked the parents to read it with their child.

This really helped parents and children understand this boy's sensory issues, and the children were far more accepting once his behaviour was no longer an "unknown" to them. I think it helped the boy too, as he was receiving consistent feedback if he did something inappropriate (eg if he was kissing them the kids would say, "thank you for your kisses. I'd rather if you just sat down beside me and we played with these ..... together.")

Anyway, I don't know if that helps or if it's an option for Matilda's last month at her school.... it kept me awake last night so I wanted to pass it on. Hope you have an enjoyable day with the munchkins