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Good practice resource - Magical sensory experiences outdoors: Caverstede Early Years Centre
29 Jun 2012
Ref: 120157
Outstanding leadership and management at Caverstede Early Years Centre ensure high-quality provision for children aged from birth to four years. Developing effective learning through sensory integration is one of the centre’s greatest achievements. In particular, the outdoor environment is continuously developed to enable children to access a rich range of sensory activities.
Provider: Caverstede Early Years Centre - 110599
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