Nursery apologises after child with special needs ‘treated less favourably’

The parents of Amelie Cummins took a disability discrimination case on behalf of their daughter against Trinity Nursery School in Bangor (Pacemaker/Equality Commission/PA)

The parents of Amelie Cummins took a disability discrimination case on behalf of their daughter against Trinity Nursery School in Bangor (Pacemaker/Equality Commission/PA)

A Co Down nursery school has apologised to the parents of a child with special needs after accepting she was treated less favourably because of her disability.

The parents of Amelie Cummins took a disability discrimination case on behalf of their daughter against Trinity Nursery School in Bangor.

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