Free books are available at over 100 primary schools, says Irish education minister

The video discusses a scheme providing €85 per child for free books in over 100 schools, which has been increased to €96. The scheme has run successfully for three years, and the funding is deemed sufficient. Schools are engaged in managing book costs, and any individual issues should be addressed directly with the department. The pilot scheme's success is highlighted as evidence of the program's effectiveness.

What was the initial amount provided per child in the school book scheme?

• €85

• €95

• €100

• €75

How much has the funding per child increased to in the revised scheme?

• €100

• €96

• €92

• €90

What is the main reason for the confidence in the sufficiency of the increased funding?

• Feedback from parents

• A successful pilot program

• School surveys

• Government regulations

What should schools do if they face individual issues with the scheme?

• Contact the local council

• Reach out to the department directly

• Submit a formal complaint

• Wait for the next funding cycle

What does the evidence from the pilot program suggest?

• The funding is insufficient

• The pilot was inconclusive

• The pilot speaks for itself

• The pilot needs revision