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2 Deputy Seán Crowe asked the Minister for Education and Skills in view of his stated support of children from disadvantaged backgrounds having access to a full and inclusive education, if he will agree to implement a review of schools in the primary and post primary sector that are currently servicing areas of high disadvantage and which fit all of the criteria of DEIS but are doubly being penalised as they are outside the current DEIS programme; and the reason some rural DEIS schools are losing concessionary teachers and do not appear to be included in the past budget review as promised by him. [19686/12]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

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19 April 2012

Last action

19 April 2012 · Educational Disadvantage

Status

oral

Sponsors

Seán Crowe

Subjects

Education, Budget

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19 April 2012

Education · Budget

Summary

2 Deputy Seán Crowe asked the Minister for Education and Skills in view of his stated support of children from disadvantaged backgrounds having access to a full and inclusive education, if he will agree to implement a review of schools in the primary and post primary sector that are currently servicing areas of high disadvantage and which fit all of the criteria of DEIS but are doubly being penalised as they are outside the current DEIS programme; and the reason some rural DEIS schools are losing concessionary teachers and do not appear to be included in the past budget review as promised by him. [19686/12]

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  1. 19 April 2012

    Educational Disadvantage

    2 Deputy Seán Crowe asked the Minister for Education and Skills in view of his stated support of children from disadvantaged backgrounds having access to a full and inclusive education, if he will agree to implement a review of schools in the primary and post primary sector that are currently servicing areas of high disadvantage and which fit all of the criteria of DEIS but are doubly being penalised as they are outside the current DEIS programme; and the reason some rural DEIS schools are losing concessionary teachers and do not appear to be included in the past budget review as promised by him. [19686/12]

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  • Minister for Education · Minister for Education · Addressed to

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