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TINY LEARNERS AWARD FOR STEELSTOWN PS . . . . Pupil representatives from Steelstown Primary School pictured with their 'Tiny Learners' Award at the school on Thursday last. Included at back are Mrs. Victoria O'Neill, Vice Principal, Mrs. Catherine Black, Tinylife (The Premature Baby Charity for NI) and Ms. Catherine Doorish, Principal.
The TinyLearners Award raises awareness of the impact of prematurity on development and learning. Supporting pupils who have been born prematurely or who start life in a neonatal unit, to reach their full educational potential.
TinyLearners Award Programme is funded and supported by the Department of Education NI to enhance the skills and training of our professionals in schools across NI, strengthening the links between health and education and the programme enables educational settings to provide a learning experience that works for their setting and pupils who have been born pre-term and their families, creating a supportive culture and awareness of their birth story and potential support needs throughout their educational journey. (Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography)
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