Case study
Wintonbury Magnet School
What does a classroom look like where play and exploration are central to the curriculum? Principal Lisa Eells explains how the classroom layout and furniture can promote scientific inquiry and learning.
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Call it STEM or just plain fun! Each classroom at Wintonbury has two Sand and Water tables, providing hours of exploration.
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What we choose to do here at Wintonbury is use natural, subtle colors and natural fibers so that it creates a pleasing atmosphere, and the furniture just enhances that.
Lisa Eells, Principal of Wintonbury Early Childhood Magnet School
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