New E-book about early years creative practice published!!

Here is a link to a new e-book for early years practitioners and artists that showcases work from the Hastings and St Leonards Early Years Change School Project in East Sussex and the Open Sesame Early Years project in West Sussex.
The book includes illustrated practical guides to a wide range of creative themes that can be used every day in early years settings alongside more detailed analysis and reflection on how to get the best from collaborative working between artists and early years practitioners.

http://playnedesign.co.uk/books/early-years/

This resource is free to distribute and use - please forward to your networks.
If you have any feedback on this publication, it would be great to hear from you. Any technical issues, please contact Playne Design: simon@playnedesign.co.uk

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