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Opportunity group leader

November 23, 2008 //  by Admin

Opportunity groups are pre-school settings which are set up in most areas to provide appropriate support for children with special needs or with difficult home circumstances.

Opportunity groups, however, are not exclusively for special needs children – their aim is to include the full range of pre-school children.

The opportunity group leader is the person with whom you, as special needs coordinator, will liaise regarding children due to attend your school.

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