Many disabilities not covered in new proposals

I WAS interested to hear the Government announce they were going to provide more special needs teachers this September.

Many disabilities not covered in new proposals
Fri, 13 May, 2005 - 01:00

I was particularly curious that one group of children - those with dyslexia - would not need an assessment to qualify for support.

Perhaps the Government now realise the one and only good thing they have introduced in their Disability Bill is going to cost them an absolute fortune.

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