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Respecting Difference Programme to reach 5,000 Children
Published on: 11/02/2009

Denis Rooney CBE, Chairman of the International Fund for Ireland, early years practitioners, parents and the Tanaiste, Mary Coughlan TD were among those gathered at the Great Northern Hotel in Bundoran on Monday 9th of February to welcome the launch of the Respecting Difference Programme.

World Conference will bring 800 Delegates to Northern Ireland
Published on: 30/10/2008

Early Years - the organisation for young children, is bringing its 2009 World Forum to the Europa Hotel, in Belfast next year.

Early Years meets Environment Minister to resolve Day Care Transport Issues
Published on: 04/08/2008

Early Years - the organisation for young children has welcomed the outcome of a recent meeting with the Minister for the Environment, Sammy Wilson to develop an exemption scheme for courtesy transport in registered childcare providers which will be introduced from September 2008 by the DVA.

Fermanagh and South Tyrone Early Years Groups Highlight Financial Struggle
Published on: 18/06/2008

Early Years - the organisation for young children members in the Fermanagh and South Tyrone have made an urgent appeal for funding to help bring members up to graduate level as part of their Transformation Fund.

Too Formal Too Soon - Formal Education leaves small children less Eager and Able to Learn - Early Years Conference told
Published on: 13/06/2008

A series of internationally renowned speakers have told the Early Years - the organisation for young children's international AGM and annual conference in Derry that introducing young children to formal education too soon leaves them less eager and able to learn.

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