The aim of this three-hour session is to provide practitioners with specific early years development knowledge, which they can then, through a workshop, apply to their practice.
Posted: 10/03/2022
9:15am – 1pm
Tuesday 8th July 2014
Covering
the three age groups of babies, toddlers and 3-5 the session will
introduce child development, attachment and relationships, stages of
play, and policy guidance for the age groups and will raise
considerations for running creative workshops/provision for them. There will also
be plenty of time for discussion and handouts to take away.
This training may suit early years practitioners or creative practitioners wishing to apply child development to creative provision for the under 5’s (for more information please see below).
To see the full programme please see attached.
In autumn, we aim to produce a sister event, focusing on speech and
language and early years creative practice, suitable for arts and early
years practitioners. Please email elizabeth@leanarts.org.uk to register
your interest.
We can provide attendance certificates for this session.
About the trainer:
Catherine
Jacobs is both a Research Psychologist and practicing artist. She is
currently a senior researcher for the Centre for Abuse and Trauma
studies, Middlesex University and has a particular focus on Knowledge
Exchange; bringing research into practice. She is also an accredited
trainer for Child and Family Training.
In
her artistic practice Catherine regularly undertakes residencies and
exhibits widely. She was selected for the 2014 Espy Photographic Award
exhibition and her work has been shown with Flowers Gallery,
Herefordshire Photography Festival, Photo Los Angeles, London Art Fair
and the Midlands Art Centre.
www.cats-rp.org.uk/about_Catherine_Jacobs.html
www.childandfamilytraining.org.uk
www.catherinejacobs.co.uk
@catherinejacob5
Discount:
If you attended Stay&Play on 24 June, and signed the register, there is a £3 discount. Discounted price £20.
Part of The Rainbow Collective programme, supporting early years arts in Lewisham. Supported by A New Direction.
Who is this for?
Anyone who works in or commissions early years provision in Lewisham:
- Practitioners/ educators
from schools, nurseries, playgroups, crèche, preschools, childrens centres,
toddlers groups and more - Childminders
- Non arts community
settings/ VCS orgs - Creative practitioners
working or wanting to work in early years - Libraries and health
