Last Thursday evening, Class 6 presented their Big Projects to their family and Friends. It was a really wonderful evening of the students sharing the things that they are curious about, the activities they feel a deep sense of commitment to, and the ideas that inspire them. The class 6 Big Project is an important part […]
Greetings from our travels out west, This update comes to you from Lightning Ridge! I can hear the chirping of birds, and the warm dry, dry, dry winds rustling the gum leaves in our campsite. We left Uncle Ralph’s after hearing and seeing his story of living under extreme restrictions and a very segregated system. […]
Last Monday Class 5 and 6 went to Bathurst to visit the sweetest little museum in the world. Bold claim. It’s the Fossil and Mineral Museum and houses the Somerville Collection of rocks and minerals. But more than beautiful rocks and minerals presented in beautiful cabinets more spectacular than VIVID, was the informational powerhouse that […]
My class has been practising skipping and we have a dream to achieve and ascend the lofty heights of double dutch skipping. This is our aspiration! It is ridiculous how excited I am about it! I looked up a brief and concise history of it and we won’t be surprised to find out that skipping is […]
Today we started to look at the flowering plants. We created a game similar to Go Fish with flowers, fruit and vegetables that belong in the ANNUALS, BIENNIALS and PERENNIAL groups of plants. We had some personal reflection on our work in the morning and here are some samples. “I’ve learnt that some plants live […]
Last week Class 3-4 enjoyed camping at Putty Beach in Bouddi National Park. The day started early! We walked through an amazingly diverse ecosystem, along spectacular ocean views. We boogie boarded at Maitland Bay and walked back with the promise of ice cream. We rested, played and crafted before another swim at our favourite, Putty Beach.Another beautiful day […]
“Creating what we need from what we have” It’s becoming obvious and increasingly critical that all of us look towards building a healthier future in our relationship with the earth. Steiner Education has always had at its core a rich education for craft making. It is not however craft for craft sake, not tradition for […]
Kindlehill hosted it’s first ever Summer Soiree last Thursday. It was a great success and a wonderful way for the community to celebrate the primary school children’s achievements from throughout the year. Guests started the night by viewing colourful and detailed artwork, as well as exceptional examples of the children’s projects. Families also enjoyed looking back at […]
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