Boy with Autism Bullied at School, Mother Calls for More Education on Special Needs

 A mother of a boy with autism has spoken out about her son’s experiences of relentless bullying at school. The mother discovered notes with her son’s name on them and the bully’s name. She took her son out of school due to the difficulties he faced there and has been homeschooling him. However, the bullying has escalated and set him back ‘dramatically.’

The Boy’s Passion for Animals and Minecraft

The boy has a passion for animals and Minecraft and is interested in archaeology, science, and anything to do with the natural world. He has been isolated even more due to the bullying he faced, making it harder for him to pursue his interests.

Mother Pleads for Kindness and More Education on Special Needs

The mother said the school had done all it could to control her son’s bullying, but more education is needed to help children understand and accept those with special needs. She pleaded with parents to teach their children to be kind to others, including those with special needs.

National Autism Helpline

The National Autism Helpline is available for anyone who needs advice, information, and support regarding autism. The helpline can be contacted on 1300 308 699.

The case of the boy with autism being bullied is not an isolated incident. According to a study by the Interactive Autism Network, 63% of children with autism experience bullying. The bullying can have a devastating impact on their mental health, social skills, and academic performance. Parents and schools need to work together to create a safe and accepting environment for children with special needs.

Education is key to creating an inclusive society where everyone is valued and respected. Children need to be taught about diversity, empathy, and kindness from a young age. It is essential that schools provide adequate support for children with special needs and address any bullying incidents immediately. Parents also have a crucial role to play in teaching their children to be kind and accepting of others, regardless of their differences.

If you or someone you know is experiencing bullying or needs support regarding autism, please reach out to the National Autism Helpline for help.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Who is the autistic boy being bullied in Perth?

    The name of the autistic boy being bullied in Perth has not been disclosed to protect his identity. His mother has also not been named in the media reports.

  • What kind of bullying did the autistic boy face?

    The autistic boy faced ongoing verbal and physical harassment from school bullies for months. The bullies planted a doll’s severed head and letters with dog faeces smeared on them at his home. The boy has been called ‘retarded’ and a ‘freak’, and he has faced difficulties at school because of his condition.

  • What is the National Autism Helpline?

    The National Autism Helpline is a service provided by Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) to support people with autism, their families, and carers. The helpline offers information, advice, and referrals to appropriate services and resources.

  • What are some of the interests of the bullied autistic boy?

    The bullied autistic boy has a passion for animals and Minecraft and is interested in archaeology, science, and ‘anything to do with the natural world’.

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