Webinar: Managing Pupils with Complex Special Needs in Mainstream and Special School Settings
Thursday 18th June 2020

On Thursday 18 June we hosted a webinar discussing Managing Pupils with Complex Special Needs in Mainstream and Special School Settings with our Education Team.
At this webinar we discussed the challenges that school leaders may face including:
- New admission policies,
- Restraint and behaviour management
- Personal care needs
- Staffing
- A new interim model for the allocation of SNAs.
The COVID-19 “Return to Work Safety Protocol” will place extra demands in relation to cough/sneeze etiquette, social distancing, cleaning routines, transport, accommodating essential visitors to include therapists and possibly the use of personal protective equipment.
At this webinar discussed all of the above in order to assist schools in discharging their duty of care to the most vulnerable pupils.
You can contact the speakers directly:
Ian O'Herlihy, Partner & Head of Education, Mason Hayes & Curran LLP - ioherlihy@mhc.ie
Catherine Kelly, Senior Associate, Mason Hayes & Curran LLP - ckelly@mhc.ie
David Ruddy, BL, Mason Hayes & Curran LLP - druddy@mhc.ie
If you have any queries, please contact events@mhc.ie and to view the webinar recording, please click the video below.
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