According to the Facts of Drugs, A Parent’s Guide, HSE “A drug is any substance (other than food) that alters the way a person thinks, feels, or acts. This includes medicinal drugs and also alcohol, tobacco, and caffeine”. Many parents think that young people use drugs if they are having problems. This may not be […]
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The following video was developed by 20 TY students from St Flannan’s, Ennis Community College, Coláiste Muire and Gealcholáiste an Chlar alongside approximately 150 6th Class students from Holy Family Senior School, Clarecastle NS and Gaelscoil Mhichil Cíosóg. The TY students participated in training on Group Facilitation Skills and through their skills development, held workshops
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Dictionaries define the word hug as ‘holding another person close for affection, comfort and warmth’. Aren’t these all such lovely words? Even saying these words bring with it an inner glow that we all need. Perhaps one of the things that we missed the most recently was physical contact with those we love and care
Tracking Your Child’s Growth: A Comprehensive Guide to Developmental Milestones By the age of 2, your toddler is talking, walking, climbing, jumping, running and bustling with energy. Your child now has a growing vocabulary and acquires new words on a regular basis. They can sort shapes and colours and may even show an interest in
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If my child needs additional support in pre-school. Access and Inclusion ModelThe 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. The model does not require a formal diagnosis of disability. On the AIM website,
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When you have feedback or concerns about a Childcare Service You may contact Tusla to provide feedback on a service, or if you have concerns about a service. Please click on the link below to find out more.
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What to think about when looking for a Childcare place 5 tips to considerTusla have devised a list of five tips to consider when looking for and choosing a childcare service:https://www.tusla.ie/services/preschool-services/tips-for-parents/#choosing Guide for parents – pre-school Please click on the link below to the guide for parents which outlines what you need to think about
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National Childcare Scheme (NCS) The National Childcare Scheme provides financial support for parents towards the cost of their childcare. The Scheme includes two types of subsidies. There is also an option for a sponsor application or sponsor referral for specific situations.For more information on this scheme and how to apply, please click on the link
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How to find a childcare place? Please click on the Tusla links below if you are looking for any of the following childcare services such as a creche, pre-school, Montessori, a childminder or afterschool service: There are 3 lists to consider when looking for a childcare place. List 1: Registered Early Years Services (Creches, pre-schools,
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There is no denying that pregnancy is really quite amazing. Being able to create a new life is incredible and can be thrilling and fulfilling. Pregnancy can also be confusing and, at times overwhelming and, it can also come with a fair share of challenges. Pregnancy is a time when reliable information and advice is
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