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Claire Pring, a Primary Dance and Education Specialist shares her ideas on using open-ended questions when teaching dance to allow children to work at a level that’s right for them.
Penryn Creativity Collaborative (PCC) reflect on their invitation to join the conversation at this year’s British Educational Research Association’s (BERA) Creative pedagogies, research and practice in conversations seminar.
Lynn Yau is Director of Learning and CEO of The Absolutely Fabulous Theatre Connection, an award-winning bilingual Learning Theatre. She talks to us about how their approach to teaching for creativity can transform traditional teaching methods in China.
Find out about Halterworth Primary Schools' Creativity Collaborative journey…
Read about Grimm & Co's peer mentoring programme, Chapter & Verse, building confidence in creative ways to improve literacy.
One Creativity Collaborative lead school is exploring how to ensure that creative thinking is embedded in every subject of the school curriculum and make pupils more employable.
Read about C-Change, our Creativity Collaborative network from the North West's, action research programme.
Collaborative story making experiences can offer children the opportunity to experience different ways of seeing as they navigate shared experiences in fictional worlds.
Meet Creativity Collaborative, Penryn College. They are exploring how teaching creativity across the curriculum can lead to young people who are better prepared for their future in a changing workforce.
We meet one of our eight Creativity Collaboratives, Billesley Primary School, who are exploring how a creative environment enables pupils to flourish.