Application Workshops for a New Shared Education Initiative

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ASPIRE, a shared education initiative funded through PEACEPLUS, is designed to foster direct and sustained contact between children from all backgrounds across Northern Ireland and the six border counties of Ireland. This multi-year, cross-border partnership is led by the Northern Ireland Education Authority in collaboration with Early Years, the National Childhood Network, Léargas, and the Fermanagh Trust.

 🗓️ Workshops for Pre-School Applicants: Early Years and the National Childhood Network have organised workshops to support pre-school settings in the application process and introduce the principles of the ASPIRE Project. These sessions will be a fantastic opportunity to:

  • Learn more about the project

  • Discuss ideas and best practices around Shared Education and Inclusion

  • Get ready to apply!

 📅 Important Info:

  • The ASPIRE project runs until December 2028

  • This initiative builds on the success of the Sharing from the Start project

  • These sessions are specifically tailored for pre-school applicants. Separate workshops run by the Education Authority and Léargas will cater to other settings.

Location Date Venue|Time Registration
Monaghan - In person Monday 21 October M-Tek Building, Monaghan - 6.30pm-8.30pm Enrol here
Letterkenny - In person Tuesday 22 October Station House Hotel, Letterkenny - 6.30pm-8.30pm Enrol here
Belfast - In person Wednesday 23 October Early Years HQ, 6c Wildflower Way, Belfast, United Kingdom, BT12 6TA - 6.30pm-8.30pm Enrol here
Louth - In person Thursday 24 October Dundalk Institute of Technology, Room M127, Co Louth - 6.30pm-8.30pm Enrol here
Omagh - In person Monday 04 November Strule Arts Centre, Townhall Square, Omagh BT78 1BL - 6.30pm-8.30pm Enrol here
Fermanagh -In person Tuesday 05 November Fermanagh House, Broadmeadow Place Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh BT74 7HR - 6.30pm-8.30pm Enrol here
Online Session Wednesday 13 November Via MS Teams - 2pm - 3.30pm Enrol here
 
 
 

This project is supported by the European Union’s “PEACEPLUS Programme”, managed by the  Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB).

Craig CalvertASPIRE, peaceplus