Teachers want protections for vulnerable pupils while out of school

Plans must be put in place to protect the needs of vulnerable students by ensuring they receive the necessary tuition, food, and care in the weeks ahead, primary teachers have warned.
Teachers want protections for vulnerable pupils while out of school
Education Minster Joe McHugh has been asked to help young pupils who are most in need of help. Photo:Gareth Chaney/Collins

Plans must be put in place to protect the needs of vulnerable students by ensuring they receive the necessary tuition, food, and care in the weeks ahead, primary teachers have warned.

With schools due to remain closed until at least late April due to the Covid-19 pandemic, many members of the Irish National Teachers’ Organisation have contacted the union with deep concerns for the most vulnerable pupils.

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