She says the environment at home is difficult to work in.
A Laois girl has written to the Education Minister to request a reduction in homework.
Sixth class pupil Grace Fagan from Portlaoise has autism and dyspraxia.
She's finding the amount of home-schooling work overwhelming - and with a very sick teenage sister and another sister with autism - the environment at home is difficult for working in.
She feels so strongly about the issue, she even wrote to Minister Joe McHugh:
Coronavirus: Taoiseach Doesn't Expect Any Restrictions Will Be Lifted https://t.co/HtFruEcL1a
— Midlands103 (@Midlands103) April 29, 2020
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