Donegal mother fears diabetic daughter (7) won't be able to go to school due to loss of SNA
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Donegal mother fears diabetic daughter (7) won't be able to go to school due to loss of SNA
"Fiona Igoe and her daughter Siabhra from Inishowen in County Donegal has been left in limbo after St Oran's National School in Cockhill was informed that its SNA allocation will be reduced from four to 2.5. A Donegal mother whose seven-year-old daughter has been diagnosed with Diabetes fears she will no longer be able to attend school after she lost her Special Needs Assistant (SNA)."
"Fiona Igoe and her daughter Siabhra from Inishowen in County Donegal has been left in limbo after St Oran's National School in Cockhill was informed that its SNA allocation will be reduced from four SNAs to 2.5."
Fiona Igoe and her seven-year-old daughter Siabhra live in Inishowen, County Donegal. Siabhra has been diagnosed with diabetes and previously had a Special Needs Assistant (SNA) supporting her at St Oran's National School in Cockhill. The school's SNA allocation has been reduced from four SNAs to 2.5, leaving the family uncertain about daily school support. The reduction resulted in the loss of the SNA who assisted Siabhra, raising fears that she may no longer be able to attend school safely. The family and school face immediate challenges arranging adequate care and supervision for the child.
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