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Author Archives: Michelle

Playground Philosopher

January 21, 2013by Michelle 2 Comments

Have you visited Playground Philosopher? It’s our other blog, exploring the philosophy in picture books. It presents gorgeous illustrations, questions to stimulate lively dialogue among children (or adults!), playful activities […]

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Reflections on our Sydney summer program

January 16, 2013by Michelle Leave a comment

A resounding ‘thank you’ to the children who participated in our first Sydney summer program. What a responsive, eloquent, sociable and open-minded bunch! They fearlessly took on new intellectual challenges […]

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Register for Term 1, 2013!

November 13, 2012by Michelle Leave a comment

Following the enormous success of our first workshop series, we’ve lined up some more workshops for kids in 2013. Register now or contact us with any enquiries. Title image by […]

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