Covid-19 And Planning For Summer Play – Webinar
PlayBoard NI
Date: 10 July
Time: 11:15am – 12:15pm
Platform: Zoom
As the Childcare Sector begins to emerge from the impact of lockdown, in order to maintain safe play spaces for our children certain restrictions have been put in place.
Normally, busy Summer Schemes are underway with the frenzy of activities and anticipated trips to fun places of interest. However, that likely isn’t the case this year as most of you are now working in a very different environment and the challenge of how to make that environment playful is very real.
PlayBoard NI staff will be delivering a webinar on Covid-19 and Planning for Summer Play on Friday 10 July at 11.15am – 12.15pm.
The session will address planning a programme of activities (suitable for children aged 3-11) in the context of Covid-19 and will include input from the SE Health & Social Care Trust. Participants will also have the opportunity to avail of an accompanying resource.
To register your interest, please email [email protected]
Once registered, you will receive a link for the event via email.
Please note, places are limited and will be filled on a first come, first served basis. Registrations close on Thursday 9 July at 4:00pm.
We hope to record the webinar to share the learning with others, so be aware that by registering, you are giving permission to take part in this recording.
- Children and families
- Education/training
- Health and wellbeing
- Young people
Covid-19 And Planning For Summer Play – Webinar
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