Kindly consult with paediatric consultant at hospital

It's understandable you're concerned about your 6-year-old daughter's education, especially with her epilepsy and challenges with attention and sitting tolerance in group settings. Her difficulty sitting still, particularly in new environments or with many children, is impacting her school admission. Given her current behavior and the lack of school placement, exploring a special school alongside inclusive options is crucial. A special school might offer a more tailored environment to address her specific needs and provide the focused support she requires. Her ability to sit and engage in activities like coloring puzzles at home is a positive sign, indicating her potential to focus with one-on-one attention. The ongoing writing class and Occupational Therapy (OT) are excellent steps. Consider seeking further professional evaluation for her attention and behavioral challenges. This could lead to strategies or therapies specifically designed to improve her sitting tolerance and group participation. Additionally, exploring behavioral therapy or strategies for children with ADHD-like symptoms might be beneficial, even if it's not a formal diagnosis. Continue to create structured, predictable environments at home to reinforce positive behaviors.

Consult paediatric neurologist. To rule out ADHD

Need physical consultation

Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment