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Brian Hayes T.D. (Fine Gael) is introducing a Private Members Bill in the Dail this week. The Bill will be debated today, Tuesday 30th and Wednesday 31st evenings with a vote to be taken on Wednesday.Â
 Its aim is to stop the review of the SNA posts and to appeal decisions that have been made already. It also aims to ensure that the …
 | The full time Special Needs Education students did a fantastic job of promoting the day of persons with disabilities. They carried out four disability awareness sessions with other students in the college on a variety of courses. Everyone joined in brilliantly and contributed extremely well. There were a number of posters made and displayed around the college, a large number … |
You are invited to join in observing the International Day of Persons with Disabilities 3 December 2009
Theme: “Making the MDGs Inclusive: Empowerment of persons with disabilities and their communities around the world”
We are promoting awareness around the college and the full time students are going into classes to do disability awareness. What are you going to do? The UN web …
 | Salamanca 15 years on - Inclusion for all conference Malahide, Dublin. Five full time students and the Course Director attended this historical event. There were over 300 delegates from across Europe and other countries. Batt O’Keefe was part of the opening speeches and he made clear his support for inclusive education. He didn’t mention how he was going to financially support … |
 | Donna not only kept the audience intrigued with her presence (standing on the coffee table), making strange noises (reminisent from her past), singing her Broken Biscuit song (the one that always tastes the best), but with the personal and professional insight into autism. The audience was challenged with some controversal views, cheeky digs and thought provoking questions. What ever people’s … |