From the 11th to the 13th of April 2019, some of the leading figures in the world of non-directed education will be in Athens to talk about the significance of independent Play at pre-school age.

The conference is addressed to anyone who is involved or would like to be involved in pre-school education or play, or both, and looks for new sources of inspiration. Those who are interested and would like to become part of this Conference can already, through its official website, (www.playonathens.com) select and obtain the enrollment package that appeals to them. More specifically, one can choose among the following packages:

-Early Bird Tickets-special offer at 50% of normal ticket price, which shall apply exclusively until the end of November!

-Tickets for Presenters- it refers to anyone who is accepted to present his proposal within the context of the Conference

-Tickets for Dorothean Parents -it refers exclusively to parents of children who currently attend or have attended the school of Dorothy Snot in the past.

-Εarly Education Students -it refers exclusively to both male and female pre-school education learners.

For more information, biographies of world-renowned key-speakers etc, please visit the official website of the conference at www.playonathens.com and the social media:

https://www.facebook.com/playonearlyeducation
https://www.instagram.com/playonearlyathens/
https://twitter.com/PlayEarly

A few words about the Conference

The "Play on Early Education - 1st International Athens Conference" is the first organized effort to bring together the most prominent educators with a focus on play in the world at the same place for three days. In the first 2 days of the conference, contributors will share their stories and knowledge about play and education with the audience. On the third day, through interactive workshops, both children and adults will have the opportunity to play and understand experiential concepts that they have heard about over the previous days. The conference was inspired and designed by the staff of Dorothy Snot, which is a leading play-based learning school for very young children, and which has been active in the centre of Athens from 2008 to this day.