Education Minister Helen McEntee is introducing mandatory placements for student teachers in special education settings, with implementation aimed for September next year. This initiative aligns with government commitments to enhance educational support for children with special needs. A survey conducted by the Teaching Council will assess the current placements available for student teachers in special education, leading to a Guidance Note for Higher Education Institutions. This move also reflects McEntee's pledge to ensure all children with additional needs secure school placements, supported by the opening of new classes and a proposed common application system.
Education Minister Helen McEntee is advocating for mandatory placements for student teachers in special education settings, set to be implemented by September next year.
A survey will assess current placement options in special education for student teachers, shaping guidance for higher education institutions on implementing these placements.
The introduction of mandatory placements follows commitments to enhance educational provisions for children with special needs, aiming for all children to have a school place this September.
McEntee emphasizes a unified application system for students with additional needs, labeling it as 'transformational' for parents navigating the education system.
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