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Exploring stories

Story Museum visuals
The lady who vanished to a duck
Bird garden
Secret Letters
Words & writing
The sound of magic through the forest
A forest of sounds
Micro-organisms at play
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Exploring life and death
Languages of Explanation
Languages of experiment
The revolutionary baby
Forest for Stillness
Forest is a place to move
The first stories of myself
Thoughts if I listen to them

Exploration

A creature who is never finished...
Funny Faces
The Hole
Sounds of clay creatures
It's the monster's chair
A world of objects and spaces
The Fire Monster
Exploring life and death
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Westerfields House & Tudor Court,
52 & 54 Richmond Road,
Worthing, West Sussex
BN11 1PS

01903 208 208
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Project to explore childhood emotions using mixed media. The children painted self portraits as they made happy faces.
Project to explore childhood emotions using mixed media. The children painted self portraits as they made happy faces.