Workshop
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PlayBoard NI Workshops
PlayBoard NI
This is a free event
Free workshops for those working in school age childcare settings.
If you want useful tips on completing fundraising applications or would like to encourage the children attending your club to try different ways to play, and meet their play needs, book your place at one of our April workshops.
* Fundraising tips and ideas
* Focus on play
Locations:
- Tuesday 2 April - Western Childcare Partnership, Gransha Park House, 15 Gransha Park, Clooney Road, L'Derry
- Wednesday 3 April - St Colmcille's Primary School, Cullybackey Road, Ballymena
- Monday 8 April - Drumellan Community Association, 4 Drumellan Court, Brownlow, Craigavon
- Wednesday 10 April - PlayBoard NI, 7 Crescent Gardens, Belfast
Each session begins with registration at 9.45am, with Fundraising tips and ideas running from 10am to 11am and Focus on Play running from 11am to 12noon. You can choose to attend one or both workshops.
Sector:
- Children and families
- Education/training
- Young people
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Location
PlayBoard NI
7 Crescent Gardens
Belfast
BT7 1NS
United Kingdom
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