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==The company== | ==The company== | ||
| − | Founded and directed by [[Peter Court]], [[Creative Madness]] is an arts and education company, that specialises in creating tailor-made productions, processes or curricula for the corporate, not-for-profit and education market. Core interests of the company include youth development, early childhood development, education and school development, coaching. | + | Founded and directed by [[Peter Court]] and based in Durban, [[Creative Madness]] is an arts and education company, that specialises in creating tailor-made productions, processes or curricula for the corporate, not-for-profit and education market. Core interests of the company include youth development, early childhood development, education and school development, coaching. |
| − | The company works locally and internationally and is the Creative Arts implementation partner for the Mr Price Foundation's National Schools Development Programme (called EduRise)[]. | + | The company works locally and internationally and is the Creative Arts implementation partner for the Mr Price Foundation's National Schools Development Programme (called EduRise)[]. |
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
https://creativemadness123.wixsite.com/website/about-us | https://creativemadness123.wixsite.com/website/about-us | ||
Revision as of 05:40, 12 December 2023
Creative Madness is an arts and education development company
Also cited as Creative Madness Pty Ltd.
The company
Founded and directed by Peter Court and based in Durban, Creative Madness is an arts and education company, that specialises in creating tailor-made productions, processes or curricula for the corporate, not-for-profit and education market. Core interests of the company include youth development, early childhood development, education and school development, coaching.
The company works locally and internationally and is the Creative Arts implementation partner for the Mr Price Foundation's National Schools Development Programme (called EduRise)[].
