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PlayBoard NI Webinar - Playful schools and learning outdoors
PlayBoard NI
Come along to our webinar and join in the conversation about the school day within the Covid-19 restrictions and the Department of Education's Education Restart Programme.
During the session, PlayBoard will highlight the important role play has in easing children’s transition back to education, and Education Mentor, Joan Henderson will share ideas for outdoor learning within the Covid-19 restrictions. We'll finish off the session with a discussion involving a number of school principals who will offer some solutions and creative ideas.
Thursday 28 January, 3:00pm
To book your place email [email protected] by 3:00pm on 27 January.
Once registered, you'll receive a link for the event via email. Places are limited and filled on a first come, first served basis.
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.
* Please note - this webinar was originally planned for 3 December and has been rescheduled to 28 January 2021.
- Children and families
- Education/training
- Young people
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