What are the additional support needs (ASN) recognised by the Scottish Government in schools and how many pupils have them?
The total number of Scottish ASN students receiving additional support for learning has risen yearly for the past decade.
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Over 150 years East Park School has provided education and care for young people with additional support needs.
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Jenny Gilruth told Holyrood's education committee that she still believes in mainstreaming ASN pupils, but recognises the need for improvements.
The rate of ASN pupils has doubled over the past decade, but the number of specialist teachers in schools has fallen steadily since 2013.
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