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A Very Special School

BBC One
on BBC One London

The recent departure of disabled children from this country for treatment at the Peto Institute in Hungary attracted considerable media attention. But what has Britain to offer disabled children? This film looks at the Fleming Fulton Special School in Belfast where doctors, therapists, teaching staff and pupils work together to achieve impressive results. Producer BILL MISKELLY
An AISLING FILMS production for BBC Northern Ireland

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Producer:
Bill Miskelly
Unknown:
An Aisling
Source: Radio Times

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