From January, schools will be required to notify Tusla
New guidelines have been published on the use of reduced timetables in schools.
Minister for Education Norma Foley says they are aimed at ensuring they are limited solely to those circumstances where it is absolutely necessary.
From January, schools will be required to notify Tusla Education Support Service when a reduced school day is being put in place.
Tusla will record and monitor their use and report to the Department of Education.
Ministers @NormaFoleyTD1 and @josephamadigan launch guidelines on the use of reduced school days - https://t.co/zJQ4cxuEy4
— Department of Education and Youth (@Education_Ire) September 16, 2021

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