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PlayBoard Connects
PlayBoard NI
Date: Monday 22 March
Time: 7:00 - 8:00pm
Platform: Zoom
We understand the great difficulties and challenging time you have faced, and continue to face, throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.
Sometimes we need to take a bit of time out and enjoy a laugh, so why not take an hour for yourself, grab a cuppa, pull up a chair and join us for some informal Zoom fun? We’re planning some online games, a quiz, and a chance to grab some playful headspace. We’d love you to join us!
You must register in advance – please email [email protected] with attendee names and emails, the name of your project and the Childcare Partnership area you are based.
PlayBoard webinars are delivered on Zoom. Once you have registered for a webinar 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.
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