Seven schools agree to create places for special needs children

Seven primary schools have agreed to create school places for children with special educational needs following directions from the Minister for Education under recently introduced legislation.

Seven schools agree to create places for special needs children

Seven primary schools have agreed to create school places for children with special educational needs following directions from the Minister for Education under recently introduced legislation.

Six of the seven schools, which are all based in the Dublin 15 area, will set up their classes after they were served statutory notices under Section 37A of the Education Act 1998 last month.

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