Posted in Uncategorized on September 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
EDUCATIONAL TALKS
We are hoping to have many more educational talks this year for parents and guests, starting off with a fantastic talk from indpendent education consultant Craig Taylor.
Engagement Play: A Child’s Work looks at animating your child’s connection to learning. Five simple steps to help your child from this pioneering educator with over 25 years’ [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on September 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Well I shall have to put the half a brain cell I reserve for technical know how to good use… We have some new bloggers on this site but they’re all coming up as me (Sarah) for the time being, so until we get that sorted we’ll try and sign our posts at the end. [...]
Posted in Education, parenting, tagged parenting, steiner, waldorf on September 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
As a mother of a nearly four year old daughter in Playgroup I am often having conversations with other parents (both within Steiner and without), about what it is that we are hoping for in our childrens’ education. I recently found this quote by Rudolf Steiner which explains really well what I believe to be a fundamentally [...]
Posted in Education, parenting on September 20, 2008 | 1 Comment »
My daughter is coming up twelve and quite the young lady. Steiner educated since the age of three she’s no stranger to this alternative way of educating. Whilst toys and dolls are rapidly being replaced with makeup and snazzy shoes she is still thrilled by the wonder of nature, albeit quietly and without letting me [...]
Posted in Education, parenting on September 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This site has been re-invigorated as the blog of Brighton Steiner School and now welcomes some new authors: Julie Neale (Class 5 teacher and parent), Jo Renshaw (Class 3 teacher and parent) and Tania Fullerton (parent and former pupil) join Sarah James (parent and spokesperson). So now we have 2 teachers and 2 parents sharing their ideas [...]
