Happy Talk Summertime Pack
If you enjoyed the Bedtime pack, here's another one from the same stable - the Summer time pack.
Happy Talk Bedtime Pack!
Happy Talk Bedtime Pack
All parents of young children may find this pack from the HSE very useful. It is highly complementary with our BFRC Virtual Ppre-School. View online as a slide show, or download here in PDF format.
44 Engineering and Science challenges from the engineers at Dyson.
Please note that the activities contained here in are intended for children
ages seven and above. Adult supervision is recommended for all projects.
Example of Plan for the Day
During this time of school closure, some students will have been given a structured timetable to follow by their teachers. This will vary depending on age and year group. The following is an example of a Plan for the Day for students who are designing their own schedules.
Remember to plan for schoolwork, physical exercise and household jobs as well as activities you enjoy, connecting with friends and family and taking some free time and food breaks throughout the day
Remember to plan for schoolwork, physical exercise and household jobs as well as activities you enjoy, connecting with friends and family and taking some free time and food breaks throughout the day
A Guide for Parents on supporting children and young people with daily routines while schools are closed
The Government has made a decision to close all schools in Ireland in order to
slow down the spread of the Covid-19 virus and keep as many people as possible
safe and well. We have not been in this situation before, so this is new to us all,
but if we follow the right advice we will get through this, and in time we will be
proud of how we responded and worked together to support our country. This
decision has impacted on all of our lives and changed everyone’s daily routines.
Some children and young people may be coping well with social/physical
distancing and completing school work at home whereas others may be struggling
with these changes. There will be challenges in the weeks ahead as your child will
miss their friends, school and their extra-curricular activities. We are all in a period
of adjustment and it will take time for us to adapt to being at home so much and
spending more time together as families. There are things that can help you and
your children to get through this
slow down the spread of the Covid-19 virus and keep as many people as possible
safe and well. We have not been in this situation before, so this is new to us all,
but if we follow the right advice we will get through this, and in time we will be
proud of how we responded and worked together to support our country. This
decision has impacted on all of our lives and changed everyone’s daily routines.
Some children and young people may be coping well with social/physical
distancing and completing school work at home whereas others may be struggling
with these changes. There will be challenges in the weeks ahead as your child will
miss their friends, school and their extra-curricular activities. We are all in a period
of adjustment and it will take time for us to adapt to being at home so much and
spending more time together as families. There are things that can help you and
your children to get through this
South City CFSN’s Information for parents and families
Guidance and links from Barnardos, CYPSC, Garda Siochana, HSE, ISPCC, Parentline, Tusla, Women's Aid and other useful resources.
