Application pack
The Application Pack provides an overview of the programme and details of our application process.
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Stage 1: Complete a short online Stage 1 application.
Funding Applications 2023/2024
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN
The Getting Ready to Learn application process for 2023-24 is now open to all DE funded pre-schools, including pre-school playgroups, nursery schools and units (including special schools) and reception classes.
It is a two-stage application process:
Stage 1: Complete a short online Stage 1 application.
https://forms.office.com/e/EAwj802kHR
Stage 2: We will email you the link to the stage 2 application after stage 1 has been submitted.
This is a simple Microsoft Forms application, however, if you would prefer to complete a paper version, please email grtl@eani.org.uk and we will send you a printable version.
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Play Matters, Parenting NI & Family Wellness Project - Mental Health Resources
Play Matters, Parenting NI & Family Wellness Project - Mental Health Resources
Play Matters, Parenting NI & Family Wellness Project - Mental Health Resources
Posted: Fri 14 May 2021
Play Matters – Nurturing Your Child’s Mental Health through Play
“Play is crucial to children’s healthy development and happiness and is vital for children’s mental health and wellbeing.
It is through playing that children, from a very young age, engage with and learn about the world around them. Play allows children to create and explore the world; developing lifelong skills and competencies. Good play experiences can therefore help nurture children’s emotional and mental health.”
Download the full ‘ Play Matters’ resource here 👉
Family Wellness Project – Relaxation Tips
“Lockdown getting you down? Take some time out of your day and treat yourself to a little relaxation and self-care. Looking after yourself and taking time to do things you enjoy is essential for emotional well-being.”
Download the ‘Relaxation Tips’ full resource here 👉
Parenting NI – Mental Health Top Tips
“Mental health affects the way we think and feel about ourselves and others, and how we respond to daily life. We can find it hard to talk about mental health but communicating and sharing feelings with our children can make all the difference.”
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