Visitor Policy – Do You Have one in Place?
A Visitor Policy is an essential part of an early years service’s documentation. A Visitor policy should outline the correct procedures to manage visitors to a service particularly in relation…
Covid-19
Kinder Sanitising and Disinfecting with Dew Products!
Kinder sanitising and disinfecting can be achieved with Dew Disinfect and Sanitise products. Use them to keep surfaces, toys and hands sanitised without the use of harsh drying alcohol! Made…
Latest Updates to Government Guidelines on COVID-19
As we are all aware, there have been updates in the last few days to the Irish government guidelines on managing infection control for COVID-19 with isolation, testing and masking.…
Use Dew Sanitise and Disinfect to Destroy Norovirus!
Dew Sanitise and Disinfect are proven to destroy the common Winter vomiting bug – Norovirus! As we head towards the Winter months different viruses and bugs may arise in various…
Enhance your Cleaning with Dew Eco Products!
Enhance your cleaning with kind and effective sanitising and disinfecting products from Dew! Infection control policies have been reviewed by early years services over the past 18 months in light…
Dew Disinfect – An Alternative to Bleach for Kinder Cleaning!
Dew Disinfect is part of the Dew range of eco-friendly and non-alcohol cleaning products available at the Early Years Shop! This product has proven very popular with many early years…
Enhanced Cleaning Tips for COVID-19: Today’s Thursday Tip
Enhanced Cleaning Tips for COVID-19 is Today’s Thursday Tip from Canavan Byrne. These are some great guidelines to making sure you have the best possible infection control when cleaning -…
Are you Ready? Inside & Outside?
Are you ready? September is just around the corner. Have you done all of your last minute checks to ensure that you are ready for your first day of term?…
Settling Children In – Today’s Thursday Tip
Settling Children In is Today’s Thursday Tip from Canavan Byrne. When services reopen after any type of closure it is very important that they retain their child-centred practice. This means…
