Pupils should not wait more than 34 weeks for a statement of Special Educational Needs, under the plans.
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Post-lockdown plans for NI on executive agenda
Ministers will look at whether businesses can reopen next Friday at a meeting later today.
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Post-lockdown plans for NI on executive agenda
Ministers will look at whether businesses can reopen next Friday at a meeting later today.
Changes to special needs support 'need funding'
Pupils should not wait more than 34 weeks for a statement of Special Educational Needs, under the plans.
First NI Covid vaccinations 'to happen next week'
The health minister had said the originally-planned date of 14 December could be brought forward.
'This is our pathway back to normality'
Arlene Foster, Michelle O'Neill and Robin Swann speak about NI's vaccination programme.
Ice weather warning issued as temperatures plunge
Arctic air has started to plunge south with ice, frost, and even snow in the forecast.
Call for extended school break at Christmas
SDLP's Daniel McCrossan says remote learning would "let people prepare safely for Christmas".
Man is arrested after pipe bomb explosion
Police say that he was injured after a device partially exploded in Craigavon on Tuesday night.
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Post-lockdown plans for NI on executive agenda
Ministers will look at whether businesses can reopen next Friday at a meeting later today.
Changes to special needs support 'need funding'
Pupils should not wait more than 34 weeks for a statement of Special Educational Needs, under the plans.
First NI Covid vaccinations 'to happen next week'
The health minister had said the originally-planned date of 14 December could be brought forward.
'This is our pathway back to normality'
Arlene Foster, Michelle O'Neill and Robin Swann speak about NI's vaccination programme.
Ice weather warning issued as temperatures plunge
Arctic air has started to plunge south with ice, frost, and even snow in the forecast.
Call for extended school break at Christmas
SDLP's Daniel McCrossan says remote learning would "let people prepare safely for Christmas".
Man is arrested after pipe bomb explosion
Police say that he was injured after a device partially exploded in Craigavon on Tuesday night.
Changes to special needs support 'need funding'
Pupils should not wait more than 34 weeks for a statement of Special Educational Needs, under the plans.
First NI Covid vaccinations 'to happen next week'
The health minister had said the originally-planned date of 14 December could be brought forward.
'This is our pathway back to normality'
Arlene Foster, Michelle O'Neill and Robin Swann speak about NI's vaccination programme.
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Video caption: Emotional Furness says NI success can inspire 'every young girl' Goalscorers Rachel Furness and Chloe McCarron speak of their "excitement for the future" after the 5-1 win over the Faroe Island clinches a Euro 2022 play-offs berth.
