Making time for childhood
We have three final spaces available for stalls at our Advent Fair in Hebden Bridge on December 1st – one stall in the main hall, and two in the side room. These spots are open to parents/carers and also anyone in the local community, so please share this post if you know anyone who might
Dear families and friends, It’s that time of year again when we need your help! Please, please donate any unwanted shoe boxes ASAP and/or Christmas present gifts ASAP! See suggestions below. All donations can be sent to the school office. Many thanks!
What an amazing lantern festival we had this year, bringing light to the autumn darkness with our Steiner School community. We lit a bonfire in the school garden, strung fairy lights from the trees and the children shared the story of St Martin, who the festival is named after. As a Roman soldier, St Martin
By popular demand, we’re expanding the hours offered to our Kindergarten children to extend to 30 hours per week. Appledapple afternoons will run from 1:45 to 3pm, led by one of our experienced Kindergarten teaching assistants, to a teaching plan set by our Kindergarten teacher. This additional time together will include a snack, a story and some Steiner
Class 4/5 set out on a sunny October morning to spend a day walking in the woods; learning all about different fungi and fungi preservation with an experienced Mycologist guide. What an exciting day out for them!
A big thank you to all parents and children who brought Harvest offerings to our Michaelmas festival last week. The food donations have now be given to Ebenezer’s in Halifax. For more information about Ebenezer click here.
Our Michaelmas festival took place today with all the children wearing their autumnal shades. It was wonderful to have all our school community together to enjoy the dragon procession, dragon subduing and share the dragon bread.
Class 2/3 have been enjoying wet on wet painting, creating beautiful patterns in blue.
The school Michaelmas Festival for parents & families is fast approaching! Please make sure you bring your Harvest offerings on Thursday 4th October at 12.30-1.30 at St Johns Church.