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Learn locally. Wonder together.

WWA's community network brings families, educators, researchers and local organisations together creating joyful experiences now while shaping better learning technology for the future.

Cambridge Early Learning Network

A community initiative through a student society, beginning in Cambridge.

Join CELIN

A club children enjoy. A network adults understand.

CELIN is Wiggly Wonder Academy’s community initiative. It gives children engaging experiences while creating opportunities for parents, educators, researchers and local organisations to collaborate. The network also helps us learn directly from learners, test new ideas responsibly and build educational innovation with communities rather than for them.

Every event strengthens both the local community and the future of WWA.

What could we wonder about together?

These are the kinds of playful community experiences WWA would love to create with Cambridge families, educators and local partners.

Curiosity outdoors

Nature patterns, story trails and open-ended exploration for families.

Playful learning pop-ups

Hands-on number, language and strategy activities made for joyful participation.

Listening and co-design

Thoughtful sessions where families and educators can help shape better learning tools.

A community with a purpose

Every event builds something bigger.

Every activity strengthens children, supports families and helps shape the future of Wiggly Wonder Academy.

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    Play creates connection.

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    Connection creates understanding.

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    Understanding shapes better learning.

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    Better learning reaches more children.

Who we need

A practical Cambridge pilot network.

Families and carers

Experts in the realities and rhythms of their children’s lives.

Educators and settings

Nurseries, schools, childminders, SENCOs and community learning organisations.

Research and public partners

Start with a conversation

Bring Wonder Together to your setting or neighbourhood.

Tell us what you care about, who you serve and what a useful collaboration would look like.

Propose a community partnership