Casual use of term ‘autistic’ demeans those with condition, charity says
Report from charity AsIAm finds perceptions are changing but there is still a lot of misinformation around autism
Report from charity AsIAm finds perceptions are changing but there is still a lot of misinformation around autism
It’s not so much not liking certain smells, flavours and textures as not being able to tolerate them, says advocate Adam Harris
Holidays can be stressful for neurodivergent guests, but the industry is adapting
Campaigners say new rules fail to protect vulnerable children
Rules fall ‘far short’ short of what is needed to protect vulnerable pupils, special rapporteur on child protection says
As many as one in 20 schoolchildren in Ireland may have autism or similar developmental issues, studies suggest
AsIAm warns outdated codes of behaviour and lack of understanding of autism is leading to children being physically restrained, suspended and expelled
Campaigners warn that one in three schools will lose support for disabled children while others would gain enhanced hours
Television: One quibble aside, this is a shocking and important exposé of the exploitation of vulnerable families by charlatans
Taoiseach apologises to family without appropriate education for seven years
Children ‘pushed’ into special classes, department warns
Change of department policy prompted by absent pupils and need to redeploy teachers
Teachers and principals note ‘confusion’ as no detailed guidance on how changes will work
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