What is PEACEPLUS ASPIRE
The PEACEPLUS ASPIRE (Advancing Shared Partnerships through Inclusive Relationships in Education) Project is a multi-year, cross border & cross-sectoral Shared Education initiative.
The project is supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB) and will receive €34.5m (£29m) in funding. It aims to provide direct and sustained contact between children and young people from all backgrounds.
Project Partners
The project is led by The Education Authority alongside Léargas, Early Years- the organisation for young children, the National Childhood Network and Fermanagh Trust.
The PEACEPLUS ASPIRE Project will provide contact between children and young people through collaboration between and within schools, pre-school and youth settings.
PEACEPLUS ASPIRE Project goals
The overall objective of the project will be to increase the number of children, educators and leaders engaged in sustained partnerships with those from different backgrounds. This will lead to both changes within educational settings and the wider community, building a more peaceful, prosperous and cohesive society.
Eligibility
PEACEPLUS ASPIRE Strand 1 – Schools eligible to apply include those that have not yet accessed any of the funded Shared Education Projects, and schools or partnerships that have previously participated in the CASE Peace IV and Sharing from the Start Projects.
Peaceplus aspire Talks
We are delighted to invite you to listen to PEACEPLUS ASPIRE Talks: Shared Education podcast series. This inspiring new series, created with EATV, shines a light on the transformative work happening in schools and pre-school settings through the PEACEPLUS ASPIRE project, bringing together educators, children, young people, parents and communities to foster good relations.
PEACEPLUS ASPIRE Talks
We are delighted to invite you to listen to PEACEPLUS ASPIRE Talks: Shared Education podcast series. This inspiring new series, created with EATV, shines a light on the transformative work happening in schools and pre-school settings through the PEACEPLUS ASPIRE project, bringing together educators, children, young people, parents and communities to foster good relations.
