Making Contact: Special and Ordinary Schools Working Together
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Mainstream, Special School, Inclusion, Inclusive education, NDNSP, North Dublin National School Project, Activiites, Co-Operation, Holistic, P.E, Games, Swimming, Arts & Crafts, Gardening, Horticulture, Outings, Religion, Support, Provision, Collaboration, Teamwork, StaffAbstract
For some time, children from the North Dublin National School Project (NDNSP) have been sharing timetabled classes and activities with children in St. Michael's House Special National School in Ballymun on a weekly basis. The activities, planned co-operatively by the teachers of both schools, include P.E. and games, swimming, art and craft, gardening and horticulture, educational outings and religious events.
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