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PQ 108

108. Deputy Albert Dolan asked the Minister for Education and Youth the measures in place to support the transition of children with general learning disabilities (GLD) from primary to post-primary education, particularly where a child has had access to a GLD class or significant special educational needs support in primary school, but faces exclusion from post-primary schools in their catchment area due to the absence of appropriate GLD classes; and the reason special educational needs organisers are not ensuring that such classes are being established in post-primary schools to meet known local demand. [36479/25]

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108. Deputy Albert Dolan asked the Minister for Education and Youth the measures in place to support the transition of children with general learning disabilities (GLD) from primary to post-primary education, particularly where a child has had access to a GLD class or significant special educational needs support in primary school, but faces exclusion from post-primary schools in their catchment area due to the absence of appropriate GLD classes; and the reason special educational needs organisers are not ensuring that such classes are being established in post-primary schools to meet known local demand. [36479/25]

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