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Denia Escobar
Dungarvan
To care for one child, 7 months old
Sophie and Swann
Dunmore East
To care for a 1 and 5 year old.
Amalina & Stephen
Tramore/ Waterford City
To care for one child age 6 months old
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Core Funding Review & Confirm On line Clinics. For booking the clinics
9th November please book here cccw.ie/event/review-and-confirm-clinic/
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South East Technological University is delighted to host this fantastic free parent and child event for Science Week 2026 on Saturday 14th November. Facilitated by Maia Purposeful Play, preschool children and their parents will engage in a fun filled hour of water exploration with a variety of resources for play based learning. Two sessions available 11am or 12.30pm. Booking is essential (scan QR code or see link to eventbrite in comments). Places are limited. Funded by Calmast STEM Engagement Centre ... See MoreSee Less
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HSE Webinar.
Healthy Weight for Children Annual Learning and Sharing Event, supporting child health and weight in primary school.
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📣Self Employment Option Programme for Childminders
👉This programme consists of 7 evening workshops, one a week over consecutive weeks, followed by one-to-one meetings with each participant.
👉Workshops will be online, with some opportunity for blended & face to face sessions.
👉The course will begin on Thursday the 12th of November at 7pm and continue each Thursday evening thereafter.
If you are interested in enrolling in this course, please register at the following link cccw.ie/event/self-employment-option-programme-for-childminders-facilitated-by-seamus-hayes/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Always Children First Foundation Training. Please register for this training on the following link cccw.ie/event/always-children-first-foundation-training-3/ ... See MoreSee Less
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This fifth webinar in the National Aistear Webinar series Exploring and Understanding the Updated Aistear focuses on exploring a shared understanding of Aistear’s Reflective Cycle of Planning and Assessing in practice.
This webinar focuses on why we plan for and assess children’s learning, examining how these processes support children’s rights, agency and voice through a slow relational pedagogy.
The session will explore how the Reflective Cycle of Noticing, Nurturing, Responding and Reflecting supports educators to understand what matters to babies, toddlers and young children and to create meaningful, responsive learning experiences.
It will also consider the purpose of documenting children’s learning and how pedagogical documentation can make children’s learning, development and lived experiences visible.
Grounded in both research and practical examples, the webinar will illustrate how the Reflective Cycle can be brought to life with babies, toddlers and young children in everyday practice.
Speakers:
Dr. Mary Daly- overview of the Reflective Cycle in Aistear (2024)
Sharon Skehill- who will share insights from her work on the development of Aistear’s Reflective Cycle of Planning and Assessing, exploring why planning and assessing are central to supporting children’s rights, agency, voice and learning.
Lorraine Farrell, National Aistear Development Officer, will conclude the session with a short input on the resources available to support educators to reflect on why they plan and assess for children’s learning in practice.
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📣First Aid for Childminders
📅 Saturday 28th November
⏰9am-4pm
📍The Rainbow Community Hall, Kilmacthomas, Co. Waterford X42 XW90
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