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Tuesday Story Time with Liz Weir: Mother Owl’s Revenge
This week’s Tuesday Story by award-winning storyteller Liz Weir is all about a particular animal in the forest – what he did to make Mother Owl very angry and what…
Early Years Hub News
Getting Ready to Return to Work: Covid-19 Paperwork
As services start to plan to return to work it is time to consider the paperwork that is needed and start putting it together. We are strongly advising to separate…
Monthly Curriculum Planning Pack for June 2020
June is almost here and with it comes the longest days of the year and the beginning of the Summer season. It’s time to make the most of the longer,…
Tuesday Story Time with Liz Weir: The Rainbow Fairy Story
Storytelling is one of the oldest forms of teaching young children and creates a sense of wonder and magic about the world. Stories can be told about just about anything…
New! Covid-19 Signs and Posters Section on The Early Years Shop
Getting ready to re-open your service may seem like a daunting task. The setting will look very different from when you were last there in March and many things will…
Tuesday Story Time with Liz Weir: The Magic Umbrella Story
It’s Tuesday again and time for a new story from our favourite story teller, Liz Weir. Liz is an award-winning story teller from Northern Ireland who is delighted to share…
Graduation Gown Sets now on Graduations.ie!
Whether you decide to go ahead with a Virtual Graduation or wait until the lockdown restrictions are eased to have a ceremony using social distancing, we have gorgeous preschool graduation…
Tuesday Story Time with Liz Weir: The Sick Cow Story
Welcome to our brand new ‘Story Time with Liz Weir’. Over the next number of weeks we will be posting a new story-telling video every Tuesday to our page which will…
NEW! Toolkit to Support Non-English Speaking Children now available on the Early Years Shop!
Children and families who have moved to Ireland including refugee families are a part of many early years settings’ communities, and they bring rich cultural experiences to the learning programmes.…
