The current Early Childhood Studies team invites present, past and future students, colleagues, parents and children to explore and celebrate our Froebelian principles as part of the Wandsworth Heritage Festival.

Our aim is to make connections through informal discussions about our experiences, focusing on the ways we can all support young children's rights, development and opportunities in society together.

There will be a 'Gallery of Pedagogy' exhibiting the work of the current MA Early Childhood Studies students on the Early Childhood Pedagogy and Practice module. We also welcome all visitors to contribute an artefact or image that represents a Froebelian value that has been key to your experience, practice or research. You can bring your contribution on the day, email images/ photographs to m.cottle@roehampton.ac.uk by Tuesday 6th June or simply come along to join in the discussions.

To find out more about Froebelian values, the history of Froebel College and our programmes of study see go to the website links to the Froebel Trust and the University of Roehampton below.

An overview of Froebelian Principles: https://www.froebel.org.uk/about-us/froebelian-principles
Information about the history of Froebel College: https://www.roehampton.ac.uk/colleges/froebel-college/froebel-history
Courses for practitioners: https://www.roehampton.ac.uk/professional-development-courses/froebel-certificate-in-early-childhood/
BA Early Childhood Studies: https://www.roehampton.ac.uk/undergraduate-courses/early-childhood-studies/
MA Early Childhood Studies https://www.roehampton.ac.uk/postgraduate-courses/early-childhood-studies/

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Cherishing Froebelian Heritage in Early Childhood