Golden Hill Steiner School eNewsletter

Playgroup

The Golden Hill Playgroup is a special place where our Playgroup Leader, Laura Egan, guides the session through a nurturing program inspired by Rudolf Steiner’s indications for very young children.

The aim of our playgroup is to create a homelike space of warmth and goodness for children where they can learn holistically from play, as well as welcome parents and caregivers to make valuable social connections to the local community.

Our sessions are held in our Peppermint Cottage with the children given the time and space to engage in unstructured, self-directed play with open ended materials, while parents busy their own hands with simple crafts or enjoy a cup of tea.

While their parents are nearby, children engage in songs during circle time, leading into a shared fruit break, finishing with storytelling.

It is highly recommended families attend our playgroup program for a gentle transition into our Karri Kindergarten, to both familiarise children with similar routines, and for parents to learn the fundamentals of how to best support their child’s development from home.

Contact our Playgroup Facilitator laura@goldenhill.wa.edu.au for more information.

SESSION TIMES

Babies – 4-year-olds. Thursday 9am - 11am. Termly rate of $90 or a casual rate of $12 per session.

3 to 4-year-olds. Tuesday 9am – 11am. Termly rate rate of. Numbers are limited to 10 places and preference is given to those families that have enrolled their child in Karri Kindy.

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Playgroup Handbook

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High School Information Session

Golden Hill Steiner School is set to be the first alternative curriculum high school for the Great Southern region.

We invite families to come and join us for afternoon tea and to hear about our High School Curriculum.

We are now accepting enrolments for 2023 into Year 7 for students born in 2010.

The school follows the Australian Steiner Curriculum Framework which is based on the philosophies of Rudolf Steiner. It is one of a limited number of alternative curricula that are recognised by both the national (ACARA) and state (SCSA) curriculum bodies.

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