Nature, Resilience, Children and Teachers Annie Davy talks to Kathy Brodie
We are delighted to share this video of an interview with Annie Davy by Kathy Brodie for the International Festival of Wellbeing - Early Years TV.
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Our ‘golden thread’ is explicit inspiration from the natural world – through nature metaphor, embodied learning, time spent in the wilds, use of natural materials and creation of outdoor spaces and events.
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