D15 ACAT – Central Application for Autism Class Placements

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D15 ACAT

About the Process

The D15 ACAT is a Central Application Process for parents/guardians seeking places in Autism Classes in the Dublin 15 area.

This allows parents/guardians to submit one application form directly to the NCSE. On this form, you can indicate which of 18 participating schools you wish to apply to.

Please note: Participation in this trial does not guarantee a school place.

D15 ACAT

How to apply

You may apply in one of the following ways:

– Online:
An online form is available on the NCSE website or the websites of participating schools D15ACAT Online Form

– By Post:
Send completed form to
NCSE D15 ACAT,
NCSE Offices,
4th Floor Metropolitan Building,
James Joyce Street,
Dublin 1,
D01 K0Y8.

– By Email:
Send completed form and supporting documents to parentsupport@ncse.ie

Note: You must include supporting documentation with your application. See the section below.

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D15 ACAT

Documents you will need to include with your application

You must include the following with your application:

1. A professional report confirming a diagnosis of Autism, and a recommending a special class placement
2. Proof of address – two separate documents
3. Child’s birth certificate
4. Letter of Eligibility from NCSE

Applications cannot be processed without these documents.

D15 ACAT

Key Dates


Key dates
Application window opens 01st October 2025
Application window closes 31st October 2025 @ 11:59pm
Applicants notified of decision 21st November 2025
Applicants must confirm acceptance 28th November 2025


Please note that participation in this trial does not guarantee a school place.
There are other schools in the D15 area with autism classes, but only those listed on the admission notice and on application form are participating in this trial.

D15 ACAT

Video Guide

The video guide will help you understand how the D15 ACAT process works.