I'd like to note here that a few times he has also come home from school and complained that he felt sick and that his teacher didn't take any notice.  Since I found out the above I have been in and insisted that he is always taken seriously when he complains of nausea or being tired.  It seems that some teachers may have the attitude that sometimes a child may feign such to go home, but to me I would rather not take the chance.  So I would also advise that in any letters or material you provide to the school that the "Boy who cried wolf'" story does not apply in these cases and that if the child says he isn;'t well, that they deal with that accrordingly. 

 

JH