Applications now open for ReCreate DCYA Bursaries
The Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Dr Katherine Zappone, has announced a number of arts bursaries that will be delivered through four arts and cultural organisations working with Early Learning and Care and School Age Childcare services in 2020. ReCreate are delighted that our application for “ReCreate Bursaries” has been chosen as one of these initiatives.
About the bursaries:
ReCreate bursaries will be offered to school aged childcare
settings. Each bursary will provide the setting with a year
long membership allowing them access to ReCreate to use as often as they
need.
Included in the bursary will be an opportunity to attend an
open workshop event 4 times over the course of the year offering each
setting the opportunity to come along and maximise their membership and
use ReCreate effectively in their setting.
Bursaries will be
awarded via an application process managed by ReCreate and evenly
distributed amongst geographical areas.
Allocation of bursaries
175 Bursaries will be made available. 5 bursaries to each county, with 10 each to Dublin, Wicklow, Meath, Cork & Limerick.
If ReCreate don’t receive the required amount of applications from some counties, we may allocate more bursaries to other counties.
How to apply
Settings that meet the bursary criteria (school aged childcare settings) may apply by filling out our online application form below.
Closing date for applications: 5pm Friday 7th February
Evaluation
On receipt of the bursary, each successful setting will be asked to
complete a questionnaire documenting their existing creative practices
within the service.
At the end of the year we will ask each setting
to complete an evaluation and narrative of how their interacted with the
materials and the impact this had. We will select 5 groups to complete a
case study including a further in-depth documentation of what we have
learnt through the course of the year and their suggestions going
forward. We will produce an online E-Zine with our findings and
recommendations to be used in future programs.





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