Draft Primary Curriculum Framework - NCCA
Early Childhood Curriculum Framework (2009) and the Framework for Junior Cycle (2015) have led to changes in what children experience before beginning primary school and in what and how they learn on leaving primary school, highlighting the importance of connections and continuity in curricula along the educaoti nal continuum .
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