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Tá socraithe agam go gcuirfear an t-eolas a iarradh i Leabharlann an Tionóil. I have arranged for the information requested to be placed in the Assembly Library. Chuir na Boird Oideachais agus Leabharlainne (BOLanna) gur mar a mhionsonraítear sa tábla ceangailte atá líon na n-áiteanna barrachais réamhscoile atá ar fáil sa bhliain acadúil 2010/11, agus miondealaítear iad de réir réamhscoile agus de réir toghcheantair. Soláthraíodh an t-eolas mar a bhí ar 30 Aibreán 2010, ach amháin na soláthróirí réamhscoile a bhfuil * in aice leo, atá mar a bhí ar 31 Aibreán 2010. Chuir Bord Oideachais agus Leabharlainne an Oirthuaiscirt (BOLOT) go raibh 12 áit bharrachais, mar a éilítear, ar fáil do sholáthróirí réamhscoile laistigh den earnáil dheonach/ phríobháideach le haghaidh leithdháilte ar 13 Aibreán 2010. Seasann ** do sholáthróirí réamhscoile na hearnála deonaí/ príobháidí atá laistigh de limistéar an BOLOT. The Education and Library Boards (ELBs) have advised that the number of surplus pre-school places available in the 2010/11 academic year, broken down by pre-school and constituency are as detailed on the attached Table. Information supplied is as at 30 April 2010 except for the pre-school providers marked * which are as at 13 April 2010. The North Eastern Education and Library Board (NEELB) have advised that as at 13 May 2010 there were 12 surplus places available for allocation, as required, to pre-school providers within the voluntary/private sector. The voluntary/private sector pre-school providers within the NEELB area are marked **. Pre-school places in the voluntary/private sector are funded only for those children in attendance at settings at the end of each month. Unclaimed places are returned to the Department and are either re-allocated to other ELB areas who have identified a need, or surrendered. Surplus Parliamentary Constituency School name Places Belfast East Avoniel Primary School 0 Belmont Pre-School Playgroup 0 Braniel Primary School 0* Castlereagh Nursery School 0* Cregagh Pre-School Playgroup 0* Dundela Infants School 0 Euston Street Primary School 0 Glendhu Nursery School 0 Greenwood Primary School 0 King's Road Nursery School 0* Knockbreda Nursery School 0* Knocknagoney Primary School 0 Little Ducks (Carew II) 0 Loughview Integrated Primary School 0* Mcarthur Nursery School 0 Oasis Playgroup 0 Orangefield Primary School 0 Ravenscroft Nursery School 0 Sandbrook Nursery School 0 Surplus Parliamentary Constituency School name Places St Bernard's Playgroup 0* St Colmcille's Playgroup 0 St Matthew's Primary School 0 Belfast North 174, Trust Playgroup 1 Ballygolan Primary School 7 Ballysillan Primary School 0 Brefne Nursery School 0 Cliftonville Integrated Primary School 0 Edenderry Nursery School 0 Glenbank Nursery School 0 Grove Primary School 0 Hazelwood Primary School 0 Holy Cross Nursery School 0 Holy Cross Pre-School Playgroup 0 Holy Family Nursery School 0 Lowwood Primary School 0 Naíscoil an Lóiste Úir 4 Naíscoil Ard Eoin 4 Naíscoil Bheann Mhadagain 2 New Lodge Nursery School 0 Newtownabbey Methodist Mission ** Oldpark Nursery School 0 Our Lady's Nursery School 0 Play and Learn Playgroup 6 Rathcoole Primary School 0 Resurrection Nursery and Playgroup 1 Seaview Primary School 0 St Mary's Nursery School 0 St Vincent de Paul Primary School 0 Stanhope Street Nursery School 0 Stepping Stones Playgroup 0 Sunshine Playgroup 3 Tudor Lodge Nursery School 0 Victoria Nursery School 0 Wheatfield Primary School 0 Whitehouse Primary School 0 Wishing Well Family Centre 0 Belfast South Arellian Nursery School 0 Belvoir Park Primary School 0* Surplus Parliamentary Constituency School name Places Benmore Playgroup 0 Bethlehem Nursery School 0 Botanic Primary School 0 Cairnshill Primary School 0* Cranmore Integrated Primary School Playg 0 Early Learners Day Nursery 7 Fane Street Primary School 0 Forge Pre-School Playgroup 0 Holy Rosary Nursery School 0 Malone Playschool 18 Mount Oriel Playgroup 0* Nettlefield Primary School 0 Rosetta Primary School 0 Scoil An Droichid 1 St Anne's Primary School 0 St Bride's Primary School 0 St Ita's Primary School 0* St Malachy's Primary School 0 Stranmillis Primary School 0 Taughmonagh Primary School 0 Belfast West Blackmountain Primary School 0 Bunscoil Phobal Feirste 8 Gaelscoil Na Bhfal 0 Harmony Primary School 0 Holy Child Nursery School 0 Holy Child Primary School 0 Hope Nursery School 0 Matt Talbot Nursery School 0 Naíscoil an Lonnáin 0 Naíscoil an tSléibh Dhuibh 8 Naíscoil na Fuiseoige 0* Naíscoil na Móna 2 Our Lady Queen of Peace Primary School 0* Shaftesbury Nursery School 0 Springfield PS Playgroup 0 St Bernadette's Nursery School 0 St Clare's Primary School 0 St Columba's Playgroup 0 St John's Pre-School Playgroup 0 Surplus Parliamentary Constituency School name Places St Kieran's Nursery School 0* St Luke's Nursery School 0* St Maria Goretti Nursery School 0 St Mark's Primary School 0* St Martin's Nursery School 0 St Michael's Nursery School 0 St Oliver Plunkett Nursery School 0 St Oliver Plunkett Pre-School Playgroup 0 St Paul's Nursery School 0 St Peter's Nursery School 0 St Teresa's Nursery School 0 St Therese Nursery School 0* The Cathedral Nursery School 0 Travellers Pre-School Service 0 East Antrim Acorn Integrated Primary School 0 Alphabet Playgroup ** Ballycarry Playgroup ** Banana Bunch Playgroup ** Carnlough Community 14 Corran Integrated Primary School 0 Glenarm Community Playgroup ** Gleno Pre School (Little Angels) ** Greengables Playgroup ** Hansel and Gretel Pre-School ** Harbour Bears Playgroup ** Humpty Dumpty Playgroup ** Kilroot Playgroup ** Linn Primary School 0 Little Robins Day Nursery ** Monkstown Nursery School 0 Mount St Nicholas Playgroup ** Moyle Primary School 0 Oakfield Primary School 0 Rainbow Playgroup ** Rainbow Private Day Nursery ** Silverstream Primary School 0 St Anthony's Nursery School 0 St James' Primary School 0 Sunnylands Nursery School 8 Surplus Parliamentary Constituency School name Places Tiny Tots Centre ** Victoria Primary School 0 Whitehead Primary School 0 Woodburn Playgroup ** East Derry Aghadowey Playgroup ** Ballykelly Primary School 0 Ballysally Nursery School 0 Banagher Community Playgroup 0 Castlerock Community Playgroup ** Crow's Nest Community Playgroup ** Dungiven Community Playgroup 0 Garvagh Pre-School Playgroup ** Greysteel Playgroup 0 Harpurs Hill Primary School 0 Irish Society's Primary School 0 Kilrea Community Playgroup * Kylemore Nursery School 0 Limavady Nursery School 0 Little Acorns ** Little Rascals Community Playgroup 0 Macosquin Community Playgroup ** Magilligan Community Playgroup 0 Millburn Community Pre-School Playgroup ** Millstrand Integrated Primary School 0 Naiscoil Leim an Mhadaidh 0 Naíscoil Neachtain 0 Orchard Community Playgroup 0 Playhouse Activity Centre ** Portrush Pre-School Community Playgroup ** Portstewart Primary School 0 Roe Valley Community Playgroup 0 Roundabout Playgroup 0 St Canice's Primary School 0 St Columba's Primary School 0 St Colum's Pre-School Centre ** St Malachy's Playgroup ** Stepping Stones Creche ** Termoncanice Primary School 0 The Dry Arch Centre Playgroup 0 Surplus Parliamentary Constituency School name Places Watt Fun Community Playgroup ** Fermanagh And South Tyrone Aughnacloy Playgroup 3 Ballinamallard Primary School 1 Ballygawley Early Years Ltd 2 Belcoo Playgroup 0 Belleek Pre-School Centre 0 Benburb Community Playgroup 0 Bo Peeps Playgroup 0 Brookeborough & District Community Playgroup 0 Bunnahone Bunnies Playgroup 0 Busy Bees Montessori Nursery 0 Caledon Playgroup 0 Clogher Valley Playgroup 0 Donagh 'Wee Folk' Playgroup 0 Dungannon Nursery School 0 Enniskillen Integrated Primary School 0 Enniskillen Nursery 0 Fivemiletown Nursery School 0 Florencecourt Primary School 5 Holy Trinity Primary School 0 Humpty Dumpty Playgroup Moygashel 0 Irvinestown Playgroup 0 Kesh Primary Scho5ol 0 Killyman Community Playgroup 0 Kindertee Community Playgroup 0 Lisbellaw Primary School 0 Little Acorns Playgroup (Killyman) 0 Little Acorns Playgroup Derrymore 1 Little Smarties Pre-School 0 Little Treasures Playgroup 0 Moy Area Playgroup 0 Mullanaskea Pre-School 0 Naíscoil an Traonaigh 0 Naíscoil Uí Chleirigh 3 Newtownbutler Cross Community Playgroup 0 Panda Cross Community Playgroup 2 Rainbow Playgroup 4 Rascals Playstation 0 Roslea Cross Community Playgroup 0 Surplus Parliamentary Constituency School name Places Smallfry Community Playgroup 0 Squirrels Montessori Nursery 0 St Joseph's Primary School 1 St Patrick's Primary School Dungannon 0 St Paul's Primary School 0 St Ronan's Primary School 0 Tempo Community Pre-School 0 The Little Castle Playgroup 0 Tiny Tots Cross Community PG 0 Tiny Tots Cross Community PG 0 Windmill Integrated Primary School 0 Woodland Adventure Playgroup 0 Foyle Ashlea Primary School 1 Belmont Nursery School 0 Bligh's Lane Nursery School 0 Bunscoil Cholmcille 0 Carnhill Nursery School 0 Craigbrack Pre-School 0 Derry Travellers Support Group 0 Ebrington Controlled Primary School 0 Eglinton Community Pre-School Centre 0 Eglinton Primary School 0 Fountain Primary School 5 Gaelscoil Eadain Mhoir 4 Galliagh Nursery School 0 Glendermott Primary School 7 Good Shepherd Primary School and Nursery 0 Greenhaw Primary School 0 Hollybush Primary School 0 Holy Child Primary School 7 Holy Family Primary School 0 Lisnagelvin Nursery School 0 Little Acorns Community Playgroup 0 Little Diamonds Community Playgroup 0 Londonderry Model Primary School 0 Longtower Primary School 0 Mullabuoy Pre-School 0 Naíscoil Cholmcille 0 Naíscoil Mhaol Íosa 0 Surplus Parliamentary Constituency
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