Students with additional needs face new challenges during COVID-19
• 41% of families state their child’s needs more support • 22% of families state their child’s access to an SNA was reduced • Hugh
• 41% of families state their child’s needs more support • 22% of families state their child’s access to an SNA was reduced • Hugh
Plan provides an important roadmap which now must be backed up with targets, investment and action Thursday 24th September AsIAm, Ireland’s National Autism
Rebecca Hitchcock Martins is a Cork mother who was working in London she met her husband Hugo. Upon becoming pregnant with her son Charlie,
August; and it seems as if I have only grown accustomed to the structure deficient summer days. The new academic year approaches too quickly, and
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