Early Learning & Care Capital Funding Announcement. Monday 15th April 2019 • Minister announces capital funding for service providers who sign up to the National Childcare Scheme • Funding will allow providers to purchase ICT support to assist in recording and reporting children’s attenda
AIM application process for September 2019 pre-school year AIM Level 7 For children who are currently receiving AIM supports and are eligible to avail of a 2nd year of the ECCE programme from September 2019 If the child is eligible and is returning to the same pre-school setting for a second year an
The poorest families will not “lose out” as a raft of childcare supports are phased out later this year, Minister for Children Katherine Zappone has promised. She was speaking following reports that some of the “poorest single parents” would lose up to €80 a week and could be forced to giv
April 09,2019
School Age Regulations
Parents with children going to school and availing of care in a setting in the afternoon will need to become familiar with the changes coming in with the introduction of the new School Age Childcare Regulations. Please click on the link below for more information. If you have any queries feel free t
Please see below the list of registered training providers for First Aid Training in Tipperary. All of the trainers are approved by PHECC. You MUST contact them directly for information on courses and costs. To apply for the FAR Reimbursement fund, a registered service/ registered childminder must:
Thursday 21st March 2019 The Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Dr. Katherine Zappone T.D., today announced details of the forthcoming Programme Support Payment (PSP), due to be made available to all early learning and care providers this summer. Over €19m will be made available to early lea
Article on the launch of Tipperary Healthy Ireland Plan and The CYPSC can be accessed on the Tipperary Live web-site at following web-link: https://www.tipperarylive.ie/search?q=tipperary+cypsc&idcanale=18&idcanalericerca=18
The National Childcare Scheme is a landmark new Scheme for Ireland. It is the first ever statutory entitlement to financial support for childcare. It establishes an equitable and progressive system of universal and income-related subsidies for children up to the age of 15. It also provides an in
Expression of Interest for FAR Trainers Regulation 25 states that there must be a person(s) who has undertaken the FAR (First Aid Response) by a trainer approved by the Pre- Hospital Emergency Care Council (PHECC) immediately available to children attending the service. To support the Early Years se
18_02_2019 Minister Zappone Welcomes Commencement of School Age Childcare Regulations ©dcya_gov_ie 2019