It's always a delight to present to those whose day job is looking after young children's development through play. Here's the slides to my keynote to a conference for Midlothian Council in Scotland, aimed at early years workers and playworkers across the district. For those attending, this Powerpoint is downloadable here, and there are some extra articles and PDF's that I turfed up in research below the graphics. Always keen to hear from audience, please don't hesitate to mail.
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