Last week ICDI’s Margaret Kernan – in the picture with the hungarian childhoood experts Gábor Patyi and Réka Kissné Zsámboki of Sopron University – presented the tool TOY for Quality to the international audience of the 28th EECERA Annual Conference, which took place on the banks of the Danube in Budapest.
Are you interested in bringing older adults and young children together to share knowledge, skills, values and have fun? If yes, then the TOY online course “Together Old and Young: An Intergenerational Approach” is what you are looking for!
“I finally experienced what the project looks like in real life and felt very proud of my small contribution on it”.
Read the blog that our fantastic intern Lal Koyuncu wrote after her participation the TOY for Inclusion partnership meeting, and a vist to the Play Hub of Nagydobos in Hungary!
Do you want to promote social cohesion in your community starting from the very young children?
Are you keen to promote inclusive and high quality early childhood education initiatives for Roma and non-Roma young children?
Do you need inspiration for activities to involve families and community members to improve early childhood education and care services?
The “TOY for Inclusion Toolkit – A step-by-step guide to creating inclusive Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) Play Hubs for all generations” is what you are looking for!
Great news for TOY-PLUS this week!
We are in Dublin for the whole week together with 40 practitioners in early childhood education, social care and community development from 5 European countries. These practitioners took part in the piloting of the TOY online course in Intergenerational learning in the last weeks, and are now together participating in several workshops with the purpose to enhance and enrich the social exchange and mutual learning tools provided by the online course.