ABOUT THIS EPISODE
INTO's Máirín Ní Chéileachair, Adrian Kelly and Aoife Mullen plot out the resources required to deliver inclusive education and meet pupil needs as well as:
- Exploring/explaining how large mainstream class sizes adversely impacts children with additional needs considering the majority are in mainstream classes.
- They explain how INTO's call for 1,000 More Primary Teachers from Budget 2027 can alleviate and address many of these issues.
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