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    Brighde Penn’s beautiful thesis

    Brighde Penn, who was brought up on Cave Road in the Waimatā Valley, has written this beautifully illustrated and thoughtful thesis on the mask workshops she had with local children at Waikereru.

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    Costume Design As Integral To Environmental Education By Connecting Children To Nature (PDF)

    Categories: News

    Updated: June 26, 2020

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