If the boy was so bad when he arrived at the school dogs should have been barred from site completely - that was not the case, a guidedog representative saw lots of dogs around school, so pets kept in cars doesn't cut it.
Spending nights at friends who own dogs has been clarified too!
Nobody is disputing he has an allergy, it is just not life threatening where dogs are concerned - ALS please note peanuts are not banned in school or wasps and they do cause anaphylactic shock!!
If all was transparent and there was medical evidence to support the exaggeration presented by the school, it would be a very different situation,
Why not just ne up front and honest and present a proper case MHS?

#208: -   Whoever you are - prove it! You are making sweeping statements and it's heresay. That poor boy has been dragged into this and it is all because of a neurotic mother who should be allowing her daughter to get on with her education and be with friends who care about her. Instead her life is revolving around this issue and it is her mother's issue. Note who set up this forum!! Molly is an intelligent young lady but it must be very difficult for her to stand up to a mother like hers and say enough is enough! The boy has a right to his privacy. He did not ask to be at the centre of attention. I pity any child of yours who may have to suffer from severe allergies because they will lack an understanding parent. Noone has stopped dogs being walked in the grounds, in the open air. This whole thing is about approximately 1 hour in a whole week. All of this has just made things a lot worse for everyone involved.