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UPDATE: New SNA Model from Department of Education
Following our attendance today at a consultation with the Department of Education on the new SNA model, here is an update of our understanding of the new model: There are now 17,000 SNAs allocated across all schools (mainstream and special education schools) with 10,122 allocated to mainstream schools (63% of total SNAs) The new model […]
Introduction of new model for allocating SNAs for mainstream classes for 2020/21 and beyond
Government decided to introduce a new model for allocating Special Needs Assistants to primary and post-primary schools for students in mainstream classes only with effect from the 2020/21 school year as part of the phased roll-out of the School Inclusion Model (SIM).
ADHD Ireland celebrates re-launch!
ADHD Ireland (formerly HADD) celebrated a re-launch of the organisation at Buswells Hotel, Molesworth Street, Dublin on 15th October with special guest, Minister Jim Daly TD.
ADHD Ireland launches into Mid-West Region
At ADHD Ireland, we are delighted to announce that we are rolling out services to the mid-west areas of Limerick, Clare and Tipperary.
We chat to Pro golfer Joshua Grenville Wood about Living with ADHD and success
Joshua Grenville-Wood, a 21-year-old professional golfer, thriving with his ADHD, autism and dyslexia has overcome adversity to become a rising star of the golf world.
Do you have an infant 20 months or younger who has a first degree relative with ADHD (sibling or parent)?
Do you have an infant 20 months or younger who has a first degree relative with ADHD (sibling or parent)? the UCD Babylab Research team want to hear from you.