Pre School • After School • All Day Care • ECCE Scheme
Activities through English and ‘As Gaeilge’
Summer Camps for children with additional needs.
Childhood values – featured on Irish Country Living
A small part of the countryside can now be found in Ennis, Co Clare, where one woman is teaching the value of self-sufficiency and creativity through her school, writes Aisling Hussey.
While polytunnels and a hen house mightn’t be the norm in most preschools, they are an essential part of what Teach Abhaile in Ennis, Co Clare, is all about. Continue reading Childhood values – featured on Irish Country Living
Marie O’ Leary
I have to say a massive thank you to Connie & her staff. They are amazing at the job they do. My son was a very shy boy & found it difficult to speak but since I sent him to Teach Abhaile he is so happy & talking all the time. Thanks for the amazing work you have done with Sean
Enrolements for ECCE – free preschool year being taken
ECCE Scheme: Information for Parents
What is the free Pre-School Year in Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE)?
The ECCE is a new scheme designed to give children access to a free Pre-School Year of appropriate programme-based activities in the year before they start primary school. Participation in a Pre-School programme provides children with their first formal experience of early learning, the starting-point of their educational and social development outside the home. Children who avail of the free Pre-School year are given the opportunity to prepare for Primary School as well as other life skills.
How to Qualify for the ECCE Scheme:
A child must be 3 yrs and 2 months or over before Sept of enrollment.