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Status
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Income
£43.4K
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Spending
£46.7K
Public benefits
The provision of play based education for children under statutory school age, in Donagh and its surrounding environs in County Fermanagh. The direct benefits, which flow from this purpose, include: improved play based learning outcomes for the children attending, plus opportunities for social integration and emotional well-being. Other
benefits include strong connections with parents/carers of the children attending playschool, and links to the wider community activity in the area. These benefits can be demonstrated by feedback received from parents, detailed observations carried out by staff daily, and by the inspections process carried out by the Education and Training Inspectorate, on behalf of WHSCT. The purpose of the playgroup is beneficial to both children and their families and there is no possibility of harm. The beneficiaries of this purpose are the children who attend this playgroup and their parents/carers. In the playgroup's case, the salaries paid to our three employees are clearly necessary in order to carryout the purposes. Any training provided to committee members e.g. in financial procedures, committee skills, child protection, first aid etc. is necessary to ensure high standards of governance for the playgroup and any benefits incurred are incidental.
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
Donagh Wee Folk Playschool was set up in 1997 by members of the local community, in response to requests from parents for the provision of locally based pre-school education. The group is run by a voluntary committee, and is based in Donagh Wee Folk Playschool building which is rented from Donagh Development Association. Donagh Wee Folk
Playschool works closely with advisors from organisations such as Early Years the Education Authority, Health Trust to enable each child to progress and learn through play to the best of their ability. Donagh Wee Folk Playschool is registered with WHSCT social services department and is also part of the WELB pre-school education expansion programme. Donagh Wee Folk Playschool follow the DENI guidelines and offers children opportunities to learn through play using the six areas of learning: language, early maths, art, the world around us, music, personal, social, emotional and physical development.
... [more] [less]The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of education
- The advancement of health or the saving of lives
Who the charity helps
- Preschool (0-5 year olds)
How the charity works
- Education/training