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Engaging Early Years:
Galleries, Creativity and the Foundation Phase

Conference
March 2008
Aberystywth Arts Centre, Ceredigion, Wales

English         Cymreag

Conference Aims

  • Disseminate findings of engage Cymru early years pilot research projects and share good practice
  • Explore sustainable development of best practice working with early years settings and the Foundation Phase
  • Develop links between arts and education sectors

Speakers

A range of speakers from Wales and England. Click here for speaker biographies.

Chair: Annette Evans, Conwy County Borough Council
Fiona Godfrey     Morfudd Roberts     Deirdre Buckley Alison Rowlands     Ruth Jen Evans     Debbie Snook     Alison Heale

Presentations

Click on links below for presentations:

Morfudd Roberts 'Developing the Imaginative and Expressive Child'
Fiona Godfrey, Project Evaluator
Alison Heale & Debbie Snook, Wrexham - Case Study
Alison Rowlands & Ruth Jen Evans, Cereidgion - Case Study
Deirdre Buckley, Craftspace - 'Treasure Boxes and Finding Space'

Breakout Sessions

  1. Reflective Practice, Deirdre Buckley
    Session focused on reflective practice and what it meant to Craftspace, using their early years projects as an example. Deirdre also explored some of the obstacles during this session.
    Powerpoint presentation
  2. Sustainable Practice, Alison Heale and Debbie Snook
    Using Wrexham early years project as a starting point, the session explored how local authorities, galleries and early years settings can build on the experience learned and focus on sustainable practice.
  3. Practical Artist Workshop, Ruth Jen Evans
    Explored a range of methods and ideas when working with early years children.

Material

Conference Leaflet
Conference Programme

Evaluation Form

Download (Word doc)

Venue

Aberystywth Arts Centre, Penglais Hill, Aberystywth, Ceredigion, SY23 3DE

 

Carmarthenshire         Conwy         Gwynedd         Rhyddid         Wrexham

Arts Council of Wales         Welsh Assembly Government - Lywodraeth Cynulliad Cymru
The National Lottery, through the Arts Council of Wales


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