Hive Education Classes & Camps
At Hive Education, we offer a vibrant mix of classes, camps and workshops designed to spark creativity, boost confidence to support academic and emotional wellbeing.
We also run weekly and termly classes in our creative space in Dungarvan, working with small groups of children and young people. These sessions focus on bridging the gap between academic learning and emotional wellbeing through playful, purposeful, and engaging multi-sensory activities.
Our short 2–3 day camps are packed with hands-on activities like art, baking, science experiments, drama, cookery, obstacle courses, and orienteering – all in a fun, inclusive environment where every child is welcome.
Our Latest Classes & Camps
The Non-Playful Side of Aistear- The Theory!
The Non-Playful Side of Aistear- The Theory! ‘Aistear’; The Irish word for journey (NCCA 2009). Following several years of research, consultation, planning and design between The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA), Early Childhood sectors in...
‘Holistic’ Child Development -What Does it Mean Anyway?
‘Holistic’ Child Development -What Does it Mean Anyway? As parents, care givers and teachers we are under constant pressure ‘to get it right’ with the children in our care, but what exactly does that mean? We often here of taking a ‘holistic’ approach to parenting and...
Aistear….for Infants Only?
In 2020, pre Covid-19 I interviewed twenty 1st Class teachers around the country to gain a greater understanding of how much play takes part in their classrooms. I am passionate about play and how it can benefit everyone to be more playful in life (The theory of it...
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The Non-Playful Side of Aistear- The Theory!
The Non-Playful Side of Aistear- The Theory! ‘Aistear’; The Irish word for journey (NCCA 2009). Following several years of research, consultation, planning and design between The National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA), Early Childhood sectors in...
‘Holistic’ Child Development -What Does it Mean Anyway?
‘Holistic’ Child Development -What Does it Mean Anyway? As parents, care givers and teachers we are under constant pressure ‘to get it right’ with the children in our care, but what exactly does that mean? We often here of taking a ‘holistic’ approach to parenting and...
Aistear….for Infants Only?
In 2020, pre Covid-19 I interviewed twenty 1st Class teachers around the country to gain a greater understanding of how much play takes part in their classrooms. I am passionate about play and how it can benefit everyone to be more playful in life (The theory of it...