Protest over lack of school places for autistic children
- Around 50 parents are protesting outside the Department of Education in Dublin, demanding school places for their autistic children, and vowed to sleep there to highlight urgent needs.
- Parents reported receiving multiple refusals for school placements, with one parent stating she received 13 refusals for her son.
- Minister for Education Helen McEntee acknowledged the problem, stating she is committed to opening additional special classes and supporting parents in securing education placements.
- MP Chris Bloore emphasized that special educational needs provision issues are critical, with over 300 parents facing difficulties, and called for urgent system reforms to build a suitable process.
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Protest over lack of school places for autistic children
A group of parents who say they are desperate to secure school places for their autistic children have been protesting outside the Department of Education of Dublin's Marlborough Street, saying they will sleep there tonight in order to draw attention to their plight.
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