458. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Education and Skills the capitation grant for pupils aged 12 years and over attending special classes in mainstream schools or pupils attending special schools for each of the following categories of special need: visual impairment, hearing impairment, profoundly deaf, mild general learning disability mainstream, mild general learning disability special school, moderate general learning disability, severe/profound general learning disability, specific learning disability mainstream, specific learning disability special school, emotional disturbance, severe emotional disturbance, physical disability, autism/autistic spectrum disorders, specific speech and language disorder, multiple disabilities and traveller children out of control. [45201/14]

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458. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Education and Skills the capitation grant for pupils aged 12 years and over attending special classes in mainstream schools or pupils attending special schools for each of the following categories of special need: visual impairment, hearing impairment, profoundly deaf, mild general learning disability mainstream, mild general learning disability special school, moderate general learning disability, severe/profound general learning disability, specific learning disability mainstream, specific learning disability special school, emotional disturbance, severe emotional disturbance, physical disability, autism/autistic spectrum disorders, specific speech and language disorder, multiple disabilities and traveller children out of control. [45201/14]

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