Representative groups waiting over a month for engagement from Government on special education issues Four leading advocacy organisations representing children with special educational needs and
Groups waiting over a month for a meeting with Minister Foley while parents and children with additional educational needs left in the dark Four
New #ChildrensFuturesIRL campaign focuses on children’s right to an adequate education Leading children’s charities – including AsIAm, Barnardos, Children’s Rights Alliance, Inclusion Ireland, and National
Seven leading advocacy organisations, AsIAm, Down Syndrome Ireland, Family Carers Ireland, Inclusion Ireland, the Children’s Rights Alliance, Barnardos, and the National Parents Council, have described
AsIAm has written to Minister Norma Foley today, expressing our concern at the Department of Education’s decision to publish class rankings. From our view, this
Are you a young autistic person or a parent of an autistic child? Are you concerned over the implications of COVID-19 restrictions relaxing? Dr. Sinead
Yesterday we sought further clarity from the Department of Education on parents registering for the scheme and the paperwork required. Upon registering your child
“We now all need to work together to make sure that every child who is eligible can benefit from the scheme” 12h June
Many young students across the country have had their education massively impacted by the COVID19. While the future remains uncertain in the short term for
AsIAm, Ireland’s National Autism Charity, has welcomed the Minister for Education and Skill’s, Joe McHugh, calls for primary schools in South Dublin to engage
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