By Jaymi Mccann PUBLISHED: 11:34 EST, 8 February 2013 | UPDATED: 13:33 EST, 8 February 2013 A six-year-old boy with special needs is being kept off school for his own safety after he suffered badly burned hands and a broken nose in separate accidents. His mother Elizabeth MacLeod hasn't sent her son Ellis Tattersall to St Clement's School, in Dingwall, since he was burnt on 13 December and claims staff weren't aware of either injury. Ellis has Angelman Syndrome, which severely affects his intellectual development meaning he has the ability of a 15-month-hold toddler. Six-year-old Ellis Tattersall's mum claims that he was injured twice in school without any adequate explanation
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Ellis Tattersall broke his nose and burnt his hands in two separate incidents
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His mother claims that teachers at the school were unaware of the injuries
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Ellis has Angelman Syndrome, meaning he has the abilities of a 15-month-old
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