Stages 1 – 3
Term 4, 2020
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The Montessori ParentAre you new to the Montessori pedagogy? Do you already know about the principles and would like to know more? Do you feel overwhelmed by the ‘perfect’ Montessori images on social media? If so, then please join Leena Savolainen and Sarah Breckenridge, two highly qualified and experienced Montessori guides. We will host a 90 minute session of open discussion with the opportunity for you to ask all those questions you haven’t been able to ask before. This will take place in a nurturing, non-judgemental setting where no question is too insignificant to ask. We look forward to sharing a rich and informative conversation with you in this online forum. Session 1: Wednesday 28 October 6.30pm – 8.00pm Cost $33 per session (all prices are ex GST) Bookings are essential.
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Foundations of Movement in the AdultPlease join us alongside Leila Lutz as we discuss how you can use movement with the Montessori pedagogy to not only support your child’s development, but also rehabilitate yourself alongside your growing child. Wednesday 11 November: 6.30pm – 8.00pm Bookings are essential.
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Stage 1: Montessori at School and at HomeThis combined Stage 1 information evening will provide an opportunity for parents to send in questions directly related to the topic content; ‘Montessori at School’ and ‘Montessori at Home.’ Your questions will be answered by our Stage 1 Directors in the Q&A session. Please send your questions to your class Director in preparation for the evening before Monday 9 November. Please ensure that the questions are general and not just about your child. Thursday 12 November: 6.30pm – 7.30pm Bookings are essential.
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Preparing the AdultIn this online session, we will discuss how through preparing ourselves, we can best support our children and find the joy in parenthood. Saturday 14 November: 2.00pm – 3.30pm Bookings are essential.
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Freedom and ResponsibilityThe Stage 2 Directors will be hosting a philosophical discussion on Freedom and Responsibility as it relates to the 6-12 year-old child. What does freedom look like for a child of this age and what reasonable responsibilities we can expect of them in the home and school? Please join us for this discussion as we endeavour to answer any of your questions and leave you with a deeper level of understanding and practical strategies for supporting your child throughout these years. Wednesday 18 November: 6.30pm – 7.30pm
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