From The Times and The Sunday Times, this is the story.
I'm Luke Jones.
Once he got the support he needed to stay calm effectively and manage school,
it was the difference between me dragging him in every day, kicking and screaming.
I remember getting him out of the car when he was screaming and fighting me to try and stay in there.
To just walking in happy.
Like this morning he's gone in happy, no problem at all.
This is Hailey Harding, mother of two.
Her youngest is eight-year-old Connor.
Generally, his disposition is just lovely.
People love being around him.
He's got so much enthusiasm for life and a nerd when it comes to tanks at the moment.
So he can name you every single military tank from the past probably, I don't know, 150 years.
Fascinating what he knows inside that very young head of his.
But yeah, he's lovely to be around.
Connor gets help under the SEND programme, the special educational needs system in England.
And it's made a massive difference.
Even academically, he went from behind to now where he should be comparable to his peers.
He goes to a mainstream school, so he does get some transports,
and he goes in through a separate entrance to his peers, so it's quieter.