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It’s wonderful to see our lovely students, walking and playing around once more.

Term two is off to a thriving start, we hope you all enjoy the sunshine this weekend.

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Opposed to state schools, the Waldorf curriculum only introduces children to reading from age 7 or 8.

Since this can bring up feelings of uncertainty for parents and peers, we share a study that supports this ‘pressure-less’ approach.

For further reading: https://ccss.nsw.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Suggate-Schaughency-Reese-2012-ECRQ-1.pdf

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Creating and working with one’s hands is not only therapeutic for the mind-body connection, it also tends to the soul.

Our handwork classes are cherished, often with the room filled in reverent silence.

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A few words on the colour theory that lives in our Waldorf classrooms, and the gentle support they offer our students.

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Through the sustainable means of selling or renting out ball gowns / suits, all proceeds shall be put towards Women’s Refuge.
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Consider this a call to rifle through your wears, see if you have any treasure that you’d be willing to part with for a good cause.
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We appreciate any and all support, so please get in contact via either of these numbers; 0212021280 or 0275039016

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Welcome back Michael Park whānau, we missed you!

The break was full, and well needed. We feel rested and ready for another wonderful term, and hope you feel the same too.

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Relate, create, inspire 🌱

Artwork: by a talented MPS graduate.

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Let’s get back to learning and adventuring in nature.

We look forward to seeing you all on the 26th, after Anzac Day.

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A Verse for Our Time, written by Rudolf Steiner.

A little reminder to find peace within, and where we can, in these often unexpected times.

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We hope your Easter Break is restful and filled with nourishing whānau time.

Enjoy the next week and we look forward to seeing you again soon.

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