Around half of respondents were parents or guardians
The education minister says the findings of a survey into Additional Education Needs are 'not an easy read'.
A questionnaire asked parents, pupils and school staff to give their opinions on current support and suggest improvements.
Sixty per cent of the 500 respondents said the existing support 'did not meet the learning and development needs of children'.
Dr Alex Allinson says his department will seek to rectify this in the coming months:
Health Minister says work is 'underway' on access road to The Roundhouse
Braddan Commissioners says it has only cleared the landÂ
Higher taxi tariff now in force from 11pm
Taxi driver brands RTLC change 'a disgrace'
Private members bill regarding Bishop’s vote makes progress
Third reading will take place in the next few weeks
Braddan Commissioner 'refutes' allegations of misrepresenting Roundhouse access issues
It follows an FOI request which shows claims made by Minister Hooper
Disqualification for driver who was three times the drug limit
Port Erin man also fined during appearance at Douglas Courthouse
Southern Amenity Site changes disposal policy for residents to six bags a month
The board says the rule isn't 'unreasonable'
