| StorageSite | UCL Institute of Education |
| Level | File |
| Reference Number | PLA/PPA/1/9 |
| Title | 'Brenda Crowe papers' |
| Date | 1970-1977 |
| Description | File which belonged to Brenda Crowe with various papers including;
papers regarding "Looking at playgroups" a film about playgroups in Glasgow. Including account of discussion with students about the film, report on meeting at Churches Television and Radio Centre (CTRC) discussing unedited film content shot in Honiton, Bootle and Welshpool, report on a film produced by IE Films Ltd, account of community involvement in collecting and supplying recycled materials for use in the playgroup, discussion on films showing children playing with clay/sand/dough/ water
"Building bridges" a document detailing the PPA's links and relationships with other organisations throughout the 1970s
work diaries for various dates
papers related to Crowe's handover when leaving the post giving accounts of activities in Januray 1977
paper written for Barclay's Bank report - "Think Report"
PPA petition 1976 wording - results of slogan vote for petition header
account of visit to Belfast
papers relating to the Galt painting competition
"Thinking to add to Maude's paper on the Open University Post Experience course"
"Mother involvement in a down-town infant school" discussing a playgroup in Debtford
copy each of "Where: the educational magazine for parents" no. 89 (the Children's Community Centre, North London) and 99 (Museums: what do they offer children?", 1974
article draft "How do we talk to children?"
paper re.BBC tv series "Parents and Children" which visited St Clare's Playgroup, Leigh Park
Radio Carlisle, re. experimental educational programmes
account of visit to Norther Ireland
account of an experimental playgroup set up by Norfolk Education Committee, pre the 1973 White Paper
"Notes on the NSA to encourage contact rather than conflict"
correspondence documenting discussion re. training courses |
| Extent | 3 folders |
| AccessStatus | Open |
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