From The Acting Principal
From the Business Manager
Community Update
In the Classroom and the Playground
Class 3 Pen Pals
Class 3 Pen Pals
Class 3 were delighted to receive their letters from their Christmas Island pen pals. The children spent time this week drafting their letters to send back.
Parent Association
Kamaroi Craft Mornings
Kamaroi Craft Mornings
You are invited to come along to PA Craft on Wednesday mornings from 9:15am until 12:00pm.
Come for Morning Tea, have a chat, meet other Kamaroi parents and feel supported by your warm community.We gather in the Piazza outside the Kamaroi Kitchen after drop off, order a drink or a treat and then join together in the PA (Parents Association) Room to craft and chat with like minded parents.Absolutely no prior experience is necessary, all materials will be supplied and you are welcome to come for as long or as little as you wish.Small children are always welcome, there are some toys for little ones to engage with while you craft.
Please keep an eye out for our craft events schedule in the Bush Telegraph, we have some exciting activities in store for you, including making and glazing a ceramic pinch pot, sewing a mermaid, dyeing colourful textiles, dry needle felting a small animal and sewing crystal pouches as well as sewing an array of felt animals, crowns, gnomes and standing story dolls.
If you are a talented parent who can share a handcraft on Wednesday mornings between 9:15am and 12pm please let us know.Please feel free to contact the coordinators:
Sophie Rowe0416 013 385
Suzy Gilbert0411 770 373
Learn a new skill and enjoy making handcrafts and toys for the school to sell at the School Fair!
Parent Education
Parent Education
Parent Education
Myths and Mysteries - With Bernadette White
In the final two lectures in this series, Bernadette will continue the journey begun last term when we investigated the ancient cultures of India, Persia, Egypt, and Greece looking at the temple wisdom, art, and mythologies of these cultures to unfold the hidden currents of history and in particular the role of the ancient Mysteries. We will continue this term with themes from the European Middle Ages.
Having spent over three decades as a class teacher, teacher educator, story-teller, and student of history, Bernadette will show how this unfolding of the human story can give a context of meaning within which we can find direction and hope for our lives. Particular examples will be given from the Steiner school main lessons devoted to ancient mythologies and histories.
- Thursday 5th May
- Thursday 19th May
Where: Zoom
Register: Kamaroi What's On Page
Explorative Family Workshop - with Sandra Frain
Creating Stories and Sculptures as we adventure at Kamaroi Rudolf Steiner School Join Musical Storytelling Sandra Frain for a playful constructive Sunday 10:00am to 12:00pm Morning Tea Picnic Herb Tea from the Kamaroi Gardens & Homemade Sourdough Bread too.
“What Stories do Kamaroi Grounds tell? What’s growing in the water and the land?”
When: Sunday, 15 May
Time: 10:00am - 12:00pm
Where: Kamaroi School
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An Anthroposophic Health Approach: Working with anxiety & depression, uncertainty and fear, in the modern world
- With Anthroposophic Practitioners Dr Narelle Savage, Art Therapist Julia Byrne, Rhythmic Etheric Massage & Acupuncturist John Holmes, & Home Care nurse & therapist Lyn Clifton.Current times are seeing more change and uncertainty than at any time in the last eighty years. Outer disturbances and inner and outer challenges affect us at any age. Experiencing the many and commonplace tidal eddies in the flow of our lives and the world, can lead to feelings of uncertainty, fear, sorrow and a host of minor inner disturbances. These may begin with nervousness, that may remain minor, or may flow through to anxiety & depression, and other manifestations of upsets in our sense of wellbeing and confidence, in our feelings, physical body, our thoughts and actions. Anthroposophic medicine has an established approach of 100 years, supporting resilience, and bringing healing to these unsettled states of being, developing insights towards transforming what ails us, and regaining strength, balance, harmony and trust in oneself and life.
Winter Magic With Ebba Bodame
"King Winter walks over hill and dale He covers the world with his cold icy vale”
As we journey with our children into winter, we can discover treasures unique to the season. We will be looking at: Winter stories and shadow theatre for the dark afternoons How to celebrate midwinter activities and craft ideas
Working with Warmth, Inflammation & Fever in Support of Children’s Health & Development - With Dr Narelle Savage and Lyn Clifton
The importance of working with ‘Warmth in treatments is optimum. ‘Warmth’ is the necessary vessel between the physical and spiritual being. Activating a person's own natural healing as an important aspect, is invited with the Anthroposophic picture of ‘Warmth,’ to support restoration of balance to health. From an wholistic Anthroposophic approach, Dr Narelle Savage will bring pictures of …
- The significance of warmth for healthy human development
- Imbalances in the ‘warmth body’
- The healthy role of inflammation & fever in childhood illness
- Supporting fever to run its course
- Can an illness process bring strengthening of the child’s will?
More children seeking the ‘cold’ today Anthroposophic Doctors may work collaboratively with Anthroposophic Home Carers and other practitioners, to address the specific needs of each patient.
Community Notices
Eurythmy Classes
Eurythmy Classes
Eurythmy Classes available for bookings. If you are interested please SMS Danielle: 0487 982 118
Kamaroi Chess Club
Kamaroi Chess Club
Learn to be a chess champion!
Coaching for students at Kamaroi Rudolf Steiner School is held on Thursdays from 3:15pm to 4:15pm, starting on 28 April 2022.
Learning and playing chess helps children develop their logical thinking and problem solving skills, improves their concentration and focus, while also being a great source of enjoyment.
Activities include group lessons on a demonstration chess board or interactive whiteboard, puzzle solving and fun practice games.
Students earn merit awards by making checkmates, or by displaying skills and positive qualities, which all good chess players strive to develop.
If your child is interested in taking part email enrol@sydneyacademyofchess.com.au for a copy.
For all enquiries, please contact Sydney Academy of Chess on (02) 9745 1170
