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EdChat.net is part of Education not Limited, committed to philanthropic ventures. Ensuring all children around the world are given equal access to outstanding education. Education not Limited works with an unincorporated arts charity called the Institute of Art (IOA) it was founded in 2012 at Anglia Ruskin University. Funded by UnLtd it was able to launch short term projects to promote the arts within early education. Now the IOA works as a branch of Education not Limited, hosting educational arts workshops using world leading methods with teaching by internationally acclaimed artists and educators. In the end, everyone wins, especially students. And that's what it's all about.
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- edchat.net
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