More psychologists to be hired for special-needs children

Minister for Education Mary Hanafin has announced plans to hire 31 new psychologists to help children with special needs.

Thu, 04 Jan, 2007 - 10:35

Minister for Education Mary Hanafin has announced plans to hire 31 new psychologists to help children with special needs.

The new staff will be attached to the National Educational Psychological Service, which provides psychological services to primary and secondary schools.

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