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Note: Do not book your manual handling lift assessment if you have not completed the Manual Handling e-Learning course.
The Manual Handling Lift Assessment. You complete the Manual Handling Lift Assessment after you complete the manual Handling e-Learning course.
You can book the e-Learning course here:
https://www.canavanbyrne.ie/training/detail/manual-handling
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Biting is a typical behaviour often seen in infants, toddlers and 2 year olds. As children mature, gain self-control and develop problem-solving skills, they usually outgrow this behaviour. While not uncommon, biting can be an upsetting behaviour for all involved.
This webinar will help you to understand the reasons young children bite and give you ideas and strategies for responding appropriately.
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Would you recognise the signs of stress in yourself or your colleagues? In this webinar, you will learn how to identify the symptoms of stress and discover simple practical tools you can use throughout your working day. You'll also be guided through a calming meditation- giving you space to pause, reflect and recharge.
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4.00 Pm to 5.00 PM
Note: Do not book your manual handling lift assessment if you have not completed the Manual Handling e-Learning course.
The Manual Handling Lift Assessment. You complete the Manual Handling Lift Assessment after you complete the manual Handling e-Learning course.
You can book the e-Learning course here:
https://www.canavanbyrne.ie/training/detail/manual-handling
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5.00 PM to 6.00 PM
Note: Do not book your manual handling lift assessment if you have not completed the Manual Handling e-Learning course.
The Manual Handling Lift Assessment. You complete the Manual Handling Lift Assessment after you complete the manual Handling e-Learning course.
You can book the e-Learning course here:
https://www.canavanbyrne.ie/training/detail/manual-handling
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This webinar is perfect for Early Years professionals supporting children aged 2-6. Discover practical strategies for managing challenging behaviour, understanding the neuroscience behind it, and fostering self-regulation through supportive environments and quality interactions. Build your skills to promote positive behaviour and emotional development in young children.
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Are you struggling with Aistear? Are you finding it hard to implement Aistear in your setting?
Learn about ideas to set up an Aistear child friendly environment, both indoors and outdoors. This webinar promotes a Nature pedagogy in Early Years settings.
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Note: Do not book your manual handling lift assessment if you have not completed the Manual Handling e-Learning course.
The Manual Handling Lift Assessment. You complete the Manual Handling Lift Assessment after you complete the manual Handling e-Learning course.
You can book the e-Learning course here:
https://www.canavanbyrne.ie/training/detail/manual-handling
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Do you feel like you're running out of inspiration when it comes to planning music in your early years setting?
Join our webinar "Meaningful Music Sessions: Simple Planning Strategies for Early Years Settings" and discover how to plan engaging, developmentally-appropriate music activities with confidence.
Learn how to build sessions that support children’s learning, manage group dynamics, and bring joyful rhythm into your weekly routine.
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With Transitions now recognised as a key principle in the updated Aistear framework, there’s a renewed focus on the importance of change and continuity in a child’s everyday experiences. This webinar will explore how educators can support young children through the many transitions that happen throughout the day—such as arriving at the setting, moving between activities, or preparing for rest and meals. We’ll look at how playful, child-centred strategies and thoughtful routines can help children feel secure and confident during these moments. The session will also highlight the importance of clear communication with families and working together to create a calm, connected, and responsive environment that supports every child through daily transitions.