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Poetry and Creative Writing

Matt Bryden
Matt Bryden
Roselle Angwin
Roselle Angwin
Four of Swords
Four of Swords
Clive Essame
Clive Essame
Sara Hurley
Sara Hurley
Clive Fairweather
Clive Fairweather

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In the same way that we continue prioritising hands-on arts experience for children as we move through the pandemic, as a staff we value meeting face-to-face too! We’ve been exploring creative ways to meet in person, and are using local spaces to meet safely. Since this tends to be outdoors and presents challenges for pens and paper, we’ve been using the environment and other tools to inspire our thinking about how we meet children and young people’s needs.
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