Training/Advice
Event
Play Training Session: School Age Childcare Setting
PlayBoard NI
This is a free event
If you work in a school age childcare setting book your FREE place on our play training session in Strabane on 11 March.
This session will look at how play helps children to mix, how play can help children to get to know each other, learn about each other, and have fun together!
Expect some fun along with a chance to look at how play brings kids from all sorts of backgrounds, interests and abilities together to have fun!
The session will be delivered by PlayBoard NI and supported by Western Childcare Partnership. Places may be limited to two per organisation and allocated on a first come, first served basis.
To book your place email [email protected]
Sector:
- Children and families
Date and Time
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Location
Strabane Enterprise Agency
Orchard Road
Strabane
BT82 9FR
United Kingdom
Play Training Session: School Age Childcare Setting
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