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Learning, Playing and Interacting - KEAP
learning about themselves and their social and cultural worlds. Children build positive identities through collaborative, caring relationships with other people, by managing and taking risks, ‘having a go’, experiencing success, developing resilience, and developing ‘mastery’ or ‘can-do’ attitudes. High-quality
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All About…Messy Play - Kernow Education Arts …
www.keap.org.ukThe Early Years Foundation Stage Primary National Strategy 00012-2007BKT-EN © Crown copyright 2007 1 All About…Messy Play By Bernadette Duffy, head of Thomas Coram Centre for Children and Families
Key messages - Kernow Education Arts Partnership
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Key messages - KEAP
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Effective practice: Creativity and Critical Thinking
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The Development of Creative Development - KEAP
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Learning, Playing and Interacting - KEAP
www.keap.org.ukLearning, Playing and Interacting Good practice in the Early Years Foundation Stage First published in 2009 Ref: 00775-2009BKT-EN
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