“Commitments to Early Childhood Education broken”
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The trade union IMPACT has criticised the Government’s decision to close the Centre for Early Childhood Development and Education (CECDE). Read more » |
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The trade union IMPACT has criticised the Government’s decision to close the Centre for Early Childhood Development and Education (CECDE). Read more » |
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Fine Gael Education spokesman Brian Hayes outlined 32 cuts in education not mentioned by Minister Brian Lenihan in his budget speech. Read more » |
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The decision to close the Centre for Early Childhood Development and Education, with the loss of eight jobs, was conveyed to staff last Friday. Read more » |
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Whilst reflecting on the past year from an early childhood care and education perspective, Dr. Jennifer Sturley is struck by the dearth of Irish material to review. Read more » |
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University lecturer and psychotherapist Richard House leads the UK Open Eye campaign, which opposes the so-called ‘nappy curriculum’ for under-5’s. Read more » |
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The 12th annual conference of the European Network of Ombudsmen for Children marked the start of Emily Logan’s tenure as chair of the network. Read more » |
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Childcare services participating in the Community Childcare Subvention Scheme (CCSS) have been invited to apply for 2009 funding. Read more » |
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A creche-owner who bit a 3-year-old child on the arm to teach him a lesson has been ordered to pay settlement sum and legal costs. Read more » |
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The Annual Conference of the Irish Pre-School Playgroup Association (IPPA) opened in the Green Isle Hotel, Dublin 22, on Friday 25 April 2008. Read more » |
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Minister Brendan Smith confirmed payment of the first instalment of the Early Child Supplement, which was increased to €1,100 in Budget 2008. Read more » |
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The IPPA conference heard that pre-schools were not receiving yearly HSE inspections because of staff shortages and the recruitment embargo. Read more » |
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The Minister for Children, Brendan Smith, officially launched National Childminding Week in Buswell’s Hotel, Dublin, on April 8. Read more » |
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Research reveals that learning a musical instrument not only stimulates a young child’s creative processes but also boosts academic performance. Read more » |
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The Naughton Institute - a new state of the art centre for nano science - was officially opened on 23 January 2008 at Trinity College Dublin. Read more » |
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Queen’s University researchers are appealing for volunteers to help investigate whether dogs can detect changes in their owner’s diabetic state. Read more » |