At Kindlehill, together we have a village worth of children and young people to inspire and nourish as we participate in this great work. This year, we have chosen the theme of Restoration as central for our school learning and community engagement. An important focus will be on restoring the small water cycle in our […]
Told in the words of those who mixed the mud and carved the beams, who built the cubbies and wrote the songs, who tend the gardens and light the fires, Kindling the Light is a joyful and optimistic antidote to all the crises we face. It proves the power of community and offers a glimpse of a […]
Did your children come home chanting, Big tarantula in my car or watermelon boom boom…after the drumming last week with Emily from Hands, Heart and Feet? We have invited Emily to run a follow up workshop this Tuesday across all primary and high school classes. Our moose hands are ready Emily.
Today, by way of commemorating Hiroshima and Nagasaki days, we planted a Japanese blossom tree in the top garden. The tree will grow in the company of the two blossom trees that live either side of our front gate. It is another small way of kindling the light and warmth for peace and kindness in […]
We celebrated Kindlehill turning 21 today with a zoom birthday party; cakes, candles and a slideshow. Much love and gratitude to everyone past and present who has shared in kindling the light of Kindlehill! Lynn shared the story of the first day where the children brought their own sheepskin for rest time. There is still […]
Dear families With the possibility of extended and/or recurring lock downs in Greater Sydney, we have sought some advice from our Victorian Steiner colleagues about how they have managed this (for them it has been 19 weeks and they are now once again in lockdown), and in particular the decisions they made regarding the increased […]
Can there be a better time to light a candle, sing for beauty, carry a lighted lantern into the darkness? In the Winter’s Night celebration, may we align our inner light to the soul of the world and the song of the earth. And as we go into the winter break, can each candle we […]
The rain was well set in and as we were unable to get out into the garden as planned, we planted trees with poems instead. Mount Annan Botanical Gardens is offering to plant a tree for every poem that celebrates relationship with nature. We sang, moved the Cassini Curve (like the yin/yang) as a symbol […]
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