Ireland tightens Irish language exemption rules for schools, limiting psychological report-based waivers.
The Irish Department of Education is cracking down on exemptions from studying Irish in schools, no longer accepting psychological reports alone as sufficient grounds. Exemptions, which have risen to about 12%, are now only granted for significant and persistent learning difficulties across all subjects, backed by substantial evidence. The move aims to ensure a more consistent approach while still accommodating students' needs. The Irish Times is seeking public opinion on the matter.
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