Oisín Gill is living with cerebral palsy, autism and moderate intellectual disability.
The parents of a Laois child with cerebral palsy say his quality of life knocked "significantly" since he was forced to leave school.
Oisín Gill, from Rathdowney, attended an ASD unit in a Tipperary mainstream primary school from 2022 until his expulsion last November, after it was deemed unable to meet his needs
The eight year old lives with cerebral palsy, autism and moderate intellectual disabilities.
Despite their persistent efforts in applying for special schools, his parents have been unable to secure a place for the upcoming academic year.
Oisin's mum Samantha says his mood is being negatively affected by not attending school:
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