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What's in the cupboard? Re-using to support sustainable practices in ECE
Duration: Approx. 25 min
In this webinar you will learn about What's in the cupboard? Re-using to support sustainable practices in ECE
Presented by Michelle Pratt
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About the Webinar Presenter

Michelle Pratt

With a history of designing, owning, and operating a range of early childhood centres, including the creation and development of the Enspirement, New Shoots Children’s Centre’s, Curiate NZ, New Shoots Creative Play Australia, and New Shoots Publishing. Michelle has a strong interest in positive outcomes for children and families across all cultural contexts with a focus on environmental design for children.

Michelle speaks on a range of subjects and regularly writes for international journals and magazines about children’s issues specifically around her passion “Design and Development”. 

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