Childcare News
Autumn Training
Why is it important for you as a practitioner to engage in Continuing Professional Development ? The Childcare Sector has undergone and continues to undergo huge changes and development over the past number of years. In order for us as practitioners to sustain the...
Aistear Tip Sheet for Parents of Young Children aged 2 half to 6
For a PDF version, please click on the following link tip sheet for parents of young children 2 half to 6
Aistear Tip Sheet for Parents of Toddlers aged 12 Months to 3 years
For a PDF version, please click on the following link tip sheet for parent of toddlers aged 12-months to 3 years
Aistear Tip Sheet for Parents of Babies from Birth to 18 Months
For a PDF version of the Aistear Tip Sheet for Parents, Please click on the following link tip-sheet-for-parents-of-babies-birth-to-18-months
Learner Fund 4 is re-opened for Applications
Learner Fund 4 is re-opened for Applications Following a review of Learner Fund 4, DCYA have amended the criteria to take account of feedback it has received in respect to the on-going training needs of the early year’s sector and the continuing qualification...
Recruitment
Jollytots in Sooey are now recruiting, please refer to below for further information
YOUR VIEW AS AN EARLY YEARS PROFESSIONAL: A SHORT SURVEY CONSULTATION
The Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Dr Katherine Zappone TD is inviting all early years professionals to complete a short survey consultation regarding their views as Early Years professionals. Responses to this survey will be used to set the agenda for the...
Recruitment
Benbulben Creche Sligo are now recruiting -
Briefing on New Childcare Regulations 2016
Briefing on New Childcare Regulations 2016 Please click on the link below to view the presentation given by Tusla nationwide on the new ChildCare Regulations 2016: www.tusla.ie/uploads/content/Briefingsonthe2016ChildCareRegulations.pdf Please click on the link below...
Access and Inclusion Model for ECCE
Access and Inclusion Model for ECCE The Better Start Access and Inclusion Model (AIM) is a model of supports designed to ensure that children with disabilities can access the Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) programme. Its goal is to empower service...