Seven primary schools in the Dublin 15 area have agreed to open specialised autism classes for this school year.A seventh school has agreed voluntarily to open a special class, according to the Department of Education.
In correspondence published by the Department of Education, schools served with the notices objected on a number of grounds including a lack of space, a lack of adequate notice, and the need for teachers and other staff to receive training. In a statement, Minister for Education Joe McHugh thanked principals, school management and patrons, in particular Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin, for "their honest and open engagement with the legal process".
Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)
This kind of large scale creation of special places isn’t the best idea. I agree it’s needed. With so many being created, how can anyone be sure they’re really suitable? I’m disabled & got very little help in the mainstream school I went to. I think this needs tighter regulation
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