The Department of Education and Skills (DES) provides funding for visiting teachers for children who are deaf/hard of hearing or blind/visually impaired. As of the 20 March 2017, the management of visiting teachers transferred from the DES to the National Council for Special Education (NCSE). Visiting teachers are qualified teachers with
If you have little or no vision, you may find it difficult or impossible to do things that so many people now take for granted. These include using the internet, booking flights, reading printed items such as books, magazines, newspapers or even mail that comes through the door. Technology can
Ballyoran Primary School promotes an inclusive ethos; all pupils are offered access to a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum and given every opportunity to develop to their full potential while being educated alongside their peers. A child has special educational needs if he or she has a learning difficulty which calls
St. Anne’s School is a special school established in 1973 and caters for pupils from Co. Clare with special educational needs within the range of mild general learning disability, from 4- 18 years of age At St. Anne’s our school motto is…… ‘To be all you can be.’ It is
Here you can find details for Primary schools in Ireland that have Special Needs capabilities. Note: Many schools are listed by their Irish name as per Department of Education records. If you let us know the ‘local’ name we can update our records for that too. Primary Schools in Ireland Special School
To find a school, select the school level and geographical area. You may wish to refine your search by selecting Ethos, Language of Instruction and/or Gender. You will be presented with a map identifying the schools meeting your selection. Select an individual school or click View School list to see
Supporting Students with Down Syndrome in Special Schools
The AT Passport will be a personal record of all of the relevant information about an individual’s requirement for AT including the necessary referrals, eligibility and training requirements and can support users to access the training and supports they need. It is expected that 10% of people with a disability
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