Rally against special needs cuts to be held

Parents and teachers from across the country have been urged to join a national demonstration against special needs cuts.

Rally against special needs cuts to be held
Tue, 06 Sep, 2011 - 18:35

Parents and teachers from across the country have been urged to join a national demonstration against special needs cuts.

Alliance against Cuts in Education (ACE) has organised a mass rally on Wednesday, September 14, marching from the Central Bank in Dublin to the Dail.

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