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PQ 354

354. Deputy Billy Kelleher asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs his views on concerns (detailed supplied) that the entry rules for the free preschool year and primary school may incentivise parents, particularly in disadvantaged areas, to bypass the free preschool year and put their child into primary school as soon as the child turns four years of age, with the result that the child will miss out on the benefits of the free preschool year. [9037/15]

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354. Deputy Billy Kelleher asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs his views on concerns (detailed supplied) that the entry rules for the free preschool year and primary school may incentivise parents, particularly in disadvantaged areas, to bypass the free preschool year and put their child into primary school as soon as the child turns four years of age, with the result that the child will miss out on the benefits of the free preschool year. [9037/15]

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