3 day Workshop/Summer Camp Event

Last Updated (Friday, 13 August 2010 10:29) Written by bjajones

Down Syndrome Dublin is delighted to announce a 3 day Workshop/Summer Camp Event on the 17th, 18th and 19th of August, running from 12 to 2pm in the Carmelite Centre, Aungier Street, Dublin 2.

 

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Saturday Workshops

Last Updated (Friday, 13 August 2010 10:36) Written by bjajones

Due to the success and popularity of the Workshops in July, we have been asked by a number of parents (and, more importantly, participants) to organise the same again, so we have organised the following:
Taking place on the 14th, 21st, 28th of August from 1 to 3pm
Venue: CARMELITE CENTRE, AUNGIER ST, DUBLIN 2

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New Parent/Toddler Group

Last Updated (Tuesday, 20 July 2010 14:52) Written by bjajones

Parent/Toddler Group
Please join us at our Parent & Baby/Toddler group. All ages from newborns to pre-school, and siblings are very welcome too.
It’s a great opportunity for the little ones to make new friends and (just as importantly!) the parents too.
It’s on every Tuesday from 11am to 1pm in the Carmelite Community Centre on Aungier Street.
If you’re travelling by bus, it’s on the 20B, 33X, 46B, and 46N routes.  For drivers,  the carpark is at the rear of the building.
If you’re interested, please contact Ciara Leahy at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
For insurance reasons, we must point out that the group is for the children of members of Down Syndrome Dublin only.We look forward to seeing you there!

   

Down Syndrome Education Conference

Last Updated (Friday, 16 July 2010 11:36) Written by bjajones

Down Syndrome Education Conference

The Down Syndrome Education Conference Dublin 2010 offers information and practical advice to help
parents and professionals provide the most effective education, therapy, care and support for children and
young people with Down syndrome.
Expert training for families and professionals presented by experts from Down Syndrome Education International, this conference provides up-to-date guidance on language, literacy, numeracy
and social development from birth to adolescence.
It will be presented using Targeted ‘Essentials’ and ‘In Depth’ Tracks.
Targeted one-day and two-day tracks share evidence-based teaching techniques for preschool, childhood and adolescent years. One-day ‘Essentials’ Tracks provide information particularly suitable for families.
The two-day ‘In Depth’ Tracks provide a greater level of detail and are particularly suitable for professionals. The Education Conference also offers a special two-day track for speech and language therapists.
The Department of Education has sanctioned substitute Teachers for Schools
who want to release Teachers wishing to attend.
Alison  (Education Officer in Down Syndrome Ireland) has the necessary letters.
Location and dates:
The Down Syndrome Education Conference Dublin 2010 is taking place from Thursday 7 to Saturday 9 October 2010 at The Grand Hotel, Malahide, County Dublin.This venue is just 5 minutes from the M50 motorway, 25 minutes from Dublin City and 15 minutes from Dublin International airport.
Delegate fees:
Early booking rates of €160 (saving €40 on the full rate of €200) for the
one-day ‘Essentials’ Tracks and €320 (saving €80 on the full rate of €400) for
the two-day ‘In Depth’ Tracks are available on places booked and paid for before
10 September 2010. On top of this, Down Syndrome Dublin will give an additional discount (up to a maximum of €70) - just retain your receipt of registration and payment and DSDublin will cover this extra discount after the conference is completed.

Special single and double room rates are also available.
 Further information
For full details, visit the Down Syndrome Education Conference Dublin
2010 webpage at: www.downsed.org/en/gb/conferences/2010/dublin

The Down Syndrome Education Conference Dublin 2010 is organised
by Down Syndrome Education International in partnership with
Down Syndrome Ireland.
Dublin • 7-9 October 2010