414 Deputy Brian Hayes asked the Minister for Education and Science the number of children with Down’s syndrome who are currently in a mainstream classroom setting; her views on whether the general allocation model does not properly provide for specific help and resources to such children and that all children with Down’s syndrome require one to one education for a minimum of three hours per week, as a means of helping those children with their specific learning difficulties; and her position in relation to this matter. [10474/08]

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414 Deputy Brian Hayes asked the Minister for Education and Science the number of children with Down’s syndrome who are currently in a mainstream classroom setting; her views on whether the general allocation model does not properly provide for specific help and resources to such children and that all children with Down’s syndrome require one to one education for a minimum of three hours per week, as a means of helping those children with their specific learning difficulties; and her position in relation to this matter. [10474/08]

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