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Purchase these three favourite CCI publications for just £10 including p&p. Offering the perfect introduction to our creative work with children, communities and artists, the set includes ArtScapers: being and becoming creative, A Poem of a Dream of the Woods, and 37 Shadows; listening to children’s stories from the woods.

Cost: £10.00 (inc Postage and Packing)

ArtScapers: being and becoming creative is written by Paula Ayliffe (Co-Headteacher of Mayfield Primary School), Esther Sayers (Goldsmiths University), Ruth Sapsed (CCI) and David Whitley (Fellow of Homerton College) with a foreword by writer and environmental campaigner Rob Hopkins. A richly illustrated A4 48pp book, it presents a story of CCI’s work with Mayfield Primary School since 2016 and is offered as an invitation to imagine a world in which learning opportunities are so irresistible that everyone wants to join and schools are firmly rooted in their neighbourhoods.

An inspiring story, beautifully told –– of how children are wondernauts; of how art and making can change minds and lift hearts; of how using the outdoors as a classroom can transform learning, and bring joy and hope. It's a chronicle of the ongoing, unfurling adventures of the imagination in one place, with one group, which ripples outwards in powerful ways.
Rob Macfarlane, writer and CCI Patron

Cost: £10.00 (inc Postage and Packing)

by Jackie Kay, children from Spinney Primary School and Elena Arevalo Melville.

Poet Jackie Kay joined two classes of children from Spinney Primary School to explore their local woods over 4 days in summer 2015. This collection shares the poems Jackie wrote in response and a small selection from the children’s journals, alongside their drawings of monsters and trees and on-site sketches and work by illustrator Elena Arevalo Melville.

Are you interested in fantastical mapping and finding ways to adventure together creatively? This pack includes four games that together offer at least 20 different prompts for how to start your own creative adventures. Devised with young children as part of our Fantastical Cambridgeshire programme, each game is set out on single sheets of A4 paper so can be easily copied and shared. Suitable for use in school or out and for people of all ages. The games are contained in their own folder and full instructions are included.

Our first guide in this series – Ways into Hinchingbrooke Country Park – was published in 2013. Written by creative practitioners Deb Wilenski and Caroline Wendling with a foreword by Robert Macfarlane, the 44 richly illustrated pages draw on the materials gathered through the Hinchingbrooke project – photographs, stories, creative work in different media – to create a resource that is both provocative and beautiful, sharing children’s experiences and interpretations of the park with its future visitors. Printed copies are now sold out but a digital version can be sent by email.

Fine art giclée print on a carefully selected heavy art paper - Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm.

Size A 3 (297 x 420mm).

Delivered direct from our specialist printer.

Price includes postage and packing.

More about Fantastical Eynesbury here.

Fine art giclée print on a carefully selected heavy art paper - Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm.

Size A 3 (297 x 420mm).

Delivered direct from our specialist printer.

Price includes postage and packing.

More about Fantastical Love's Farm here.

Fine art giclée print on a carefully selected heavy art paper - Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm.

Size A3 (297 x 420mm).

Delivered direct from our specialist printer.

Price includes postage and packing.

More about Fantastical Spinney here.

Igniting a fuse: developing the creative practices of primary school educators is a fully illustrated 64 page book offering an account of the learning journeys undertaken by a group of educators on Creativity as Practice. Written by Mandy Maddock and Ruth Sapsed with a foreword by Mary Jane Drummond, it was published by Creative Partnerships in 2008.

Jackie Morris and Robert Macfarlane created a unique artwork for the campaign using Japanese ink, gold leaf and wild water drawn  from the chalk springs at Nine Wells in south Cambridge. A limited run of A3 prints from this original artwork are available.  All proceeds support the CCI campaign to get a copy of Lost Words for all schools in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough (more details in Events section).

Offered as a gallery of paired images of outside experiences with inside explorations, this new CCI resource sets out to ‘excite and stimulate’ thinking about outdoor learning and how to connect it to the classroom.

This beautiful collection of 15 new poems offers glimpses into some of the extraordinary worlds that make up Cambridge University Hospitals. Four poets -  Jo Shapcott, Eve Lacey, Rebecca Watts and Kaddy Benyon - were invited to come alongside our Taking Note project in September 2017 and spend time in the hospital with different groups of patients and staff, observing and watching and writing. The poems are shared here over 24 pages in an illustrated A5 booklet.