Paul Crone, Director of the NAPD says while they welcome the scheme, expanding it right now would be a bad idea.
A group representing secondary school principals have raised concerns over the proposed expansion of the School Books Scheme to include 5th and 6th year students.
The National Association of Principals and Deputy Principals says their members don't feel adequate specialist administrative supports are in place to deliver the current scheme and expanding it would put additional pressure on school staff.
Paul Crone, Director of the NAPD says while they welcome the scheme, expanding it right now would be a bad idea.
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