Jaxon, from Lincoln, who is autistic, will not 'thrive' in a mainstream school, his mum says.
Jaxon's family was told there was not a place for him at specialist schools in the areaA four-year-old boy with autism is still attending nursery after his parents were told there were no places at specialist schools in the area.But his parents said they had kept him back as they did not believe he could "thrive" in a mainstream school.
Because he turns five in November, legally he must start school the following term, which will be in January. Three-year-old Ralphi is also non-verbal, has been diagnosed with global development delay and is under assessment for an eating disorder known as pica.
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