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Summer Programme 2022: home-based programme
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A home-based summer programme will continue to be available for children with complex needs where their schools are not providing a school-based programme.
The allocation of hours is 10 per week for four weeks, where a student is eligible and their school is not participating in a school-based programme or is not in a position to offer the student a place on a school-based programme.
Primary Summer Programme 2022: information for parents
Details on school-based programmes for primary pupils and home-based programmes for primary pupils with complex needs
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Post-primary Summer Programme 2022: information for parents
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2022 Home-Based Summer Programme to Support the Education or Care Needs of Students with Complex Needs
Terms and conditions: overview for parents, teachers and sNAs
DownloadThe following will be published the week commencing 9 May 2022:
2022 Home-based summer programme for students with complex special educational needs: Overview - Terms and Conditions for Parents, Teachers and SNAs
For 2022, the department is providing an online portal to allow schools to submit a student’s details and confirm eligibility. A sanction email will issue to the parents and school to confirm eligibility and the hours that have been allocated to the student.
Schools are asked to complete and support parents in submitting this application.
The link for the Online Sanctioning Portal will be circulated to schools by email on Thursday 12 May 2022 and the Portal will remain open until Thursday 09 June 2022.
2022 Home-Based Summer Programme to Support the Education or Care Needs of Students with Complex Needs
Letter for schools
DownloadThe department will approve a group arrangement between parents/legal guardians and private providers subject to compliance with the terms and conditions for group arrangements and approved in advance by this department.
Home-Based Summer Programme 2022 Terms and Conditions for Group Arrangements
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