The Arunachal Pradesh government is planning to establish five specialized schools to support children with special needs.

No money has yet been released from an €8 million Health Service Executive fund for families of children with special needs.

The Arunachal Pradesh government will soon set up five dedicated schools to cater to children with special needs (CWSN), a state minister said. These schools will be established in Kameng, Lohit, ...

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A former leader of Kent County Council says the local authority’s bid to balance the books on special needs provision could ...

In a significant step towards inclusive education, the Arunachal Pradesh government has announced plans to establish five ...

The Supreme Court today issued a set of comprehensive guidelines to ensure disability rights and accessibility for prisoners ...

Mary Creagh CBE, Labour MP for Coventry East said: “Foxford School is leading the way, teaching students important life ...