Dúlra

Is clár oideachais faoin aer í Scoil Foraoise
Dúlra a dhíríonn ar scileanna fisiciúla,
sóisialta, mothúchánacha agus intleachtúla
leanaí a fhorbairt tríd am a chaitheamh sa
dúlra. Is cur chuige struchtúrtha é atá
súgradh-bhunaithe, a reachtáiletar faoi
stiúir múinteoir cáilithe, ar ceannaire Scoile
Foraoise í, i gcomhréir le prionsabail na
Scoile Foraoise.
Chun eolas a fháil ar ár gcláir iarscoile, ar
champaí saoire agus ar chláir le haghaidh
bunscoileanna, seol ríomhphost chuig
dulracilldara@gmail.com.
Aidhmeanna an Chláir –

• Cabhrú le leanaí agus le daoine óga
  caidreamh láidir sláintiúil a fhorbairt
  agus a chothabháil leo féin, lena
  bpobal agus lena dtimpeallacht (an
  féin, an áit agus an duine eile).
• Braistint leanaí ar a bhféiniúlacht, ar
  a n-oidhreacht chultúrtha, agus ar
  an gceangal atá acu lena
  dtimpeallacht nádúrtha a neartú trí
  úsáid na Gaeilge.
• Caidreamh dearfach le
  timpeallachtaí neamhfhoirmiúla
  Gaeilge agus dátheangacha a chur
  chun cinn.
• Ómós agus iontas a spreagadh dár
  ndomhan nádúrtha.
• Rannpháirtíocht shibhialta agus
  sóisialta a chur chun cinn.
   6 phrionsabal na Scoile Foraoise a
  chur chun cinn, féach
  https://irishforestschoolassociation.
  ie/.

Dúlra Forest School is an outdoor
educational programme which focuses on
developing children’s physical, social,
emotional and intellectual skills through
time spent in nature. It is a structured playbased approach which is delivered under
the direction of a qualified teacher and
Forest School leader, in line with Forest
School Principles.
For information on our after-schools
programmes, holiday camps and primary
school programmes please email
dulracilldara@gmail.com.
Aims of the Programme —

• Help children and young people to
  develop and maintain strong
  healthy relationships with
  themselves, their community and
  their environment (self, place and
  other).
• Strengthening children’s sense of
  identity, cultural heritage, and their
  connection with their natural
  environment through the use of the
  Irish language.
• Promote positive relationships with
  informal Irish language and bilingual
  environments.
• Encourage tribute and surprise to
  our natural world.
• Promoting civic and social
  participation.
• Promote the 6 Forest School
  principles, see
  https://irishforestschoolassociation.ie