In a joint statement, his parents said: 'Concerning ''our little knight'' more directly, his test at school went very well: his stay was very secure, he was happy to go.
'To our relief, not only was the teacher happy with him, but she told us that school was not just a way to socialize him: she found that he was able to learn a little. Phew! We are so impatiently waiting for the next school year.'
He will start after the summer holiday and will initially go in for two mornings a week.
The little boy has also had his first play date since the horrific ordeal.
His parents added: 'He was able to receive the visit of friends who reboosted him!
'He was also able to put his feet in the water at the beach and do water activities twice with the rehabilitation therapist who takes care of adapted physical activities.
'On our side, we are currently trying to train him to find the reflexes to catch a ball with both hands, without too much success for the moment. But our son loves it and he is having a lot of fun.
'We also continue other exercises that can stimulate his cognitive and motor skills.
'As for walking, he continues to progress, but very slowly and this period is a bit complicated: he seems to be doing well and mastering at times but he can actually fall at any time because he has not found his balance yet.'
He recently fell off his tricycle while doing rehabilitation exercises but his parents report that he bravely bounced back.
They added: 'As parents, we were very overwhelmed by his fall, as it caused a shock to his head.
'However, our son was ready to get back on the saddle a few days later. He is always so brave and enthusiastic!
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