Amelia's mum has said a transport issue is preventing the nine-year-old from getting to class
A Co Antrim mum says her young daughter is missing her first days at her new primary school due to a transport issue with the Education Authority.
That means Amelia is now being forced to remain at home rather than thrive at her new school, according to her mum. "I had to take her to school by taxi for the next two days as I don't drive. It cost me £44 in taxis each time because we live on one side of Lisburn and her new school is at the other end. That's money that I need to have refunded too."
"She's already about four years behind in terms of her education and for her to be sitting at home today and for goodness knows how long will set her back even further. An EA spokesperson added: “We are disappointed this experience has not been to the standard we would expect and we are continuing to work with the family to confirm alternative arrangements.
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