Festivals

A festival for the children A festival of "strong will." Based on the story of the Archangel Michael, the champion of goodness, courage and strength overpowering the dragon. For this festival we bring gifts of vegetables, fruit and flowers to celebrate the bounty of Mother Earth. We make butter with our butter churn, to go with the harvest loaf and soup, ending the day with a story about Michael.

A festival for children and parents The Lantern walk, is a festival celebrating brotherliness and sharing. We make root lanterns with our families and all go for a walk at dusk bringing our light out into the darkness, singing songs before returning to the kindergarten to share biscuits and warm apple juice around the fire bowl.

A festival for children and parents The Advent Spiral is a quiet reflective festival. It is a time to ponder what we have learnt from the year and what we hope for in the months to come. Sitting in silence with gentle music playing, each child takes a candle and quietly walks the spiral of moss and evergreen branches to light it in the centre and place it on the path. Slowly the spiral will fill with each child's light. Celebrating our 'inner light' and how we offer the best of ourselves in service to others.

A festival for the children Saint Nicholas, the patron saint of children, speaks of an archetypal figure of heavenly wisdom. Around the world children leave their shoes out in the hope of receiving a small gift from St Nicholas. In kindergarten we will think of how we have cared for one another and leave our slippers out for Saint Nicholas’ visit, usually to find our slippers filled with little treats and sparkling with glitter.

A festival for children and parents And finally it is Christmas! A time to share good cheer and gather together with families. It is a magical time that the children have been preparing for. Parents are welcomed into the kindergarten to watch the children perform songs and a play. We share food and christmas carols all together before we say good bye for the holiday, each child leaving with a special project they have been making throughout advent.

A festival for the children A festival of "strong will." Based on the story of the Archangel Michael, the champion of goodness, courage and strength overpowering the dragon. For this festival we bring gifts of vegetables, fruit and flowers to celebrate the bounty of Mother Earth. We make butter with our butter churn, to go with the harvest loaf and soup, ending the day with a story about Michael.

A festival for children and parents The Lantern walk, is a festival celebrating brotherliness and sharing. We make root lanterns with our families and all go for a walk at dusk bringing our light out into the darkness, singing songs before returning to the kindergarten to share biscuits and warm apple juice around the fire bowl.

A festival for children and parents The Advent Spiral is a quiet reflective festival. It is a time to ponder what we have learnt from the year and what we hope for in the months to come. Sitting in silence with gentle music playing, each child takes a candle and quietly walks the spiral of moss and evergreen branches to light it in the centre and place it on the path. Slowly the spiral will fill with each child's light. Celebrating our 'inner light' and how we offer the best of ourselves in service to others.

A festival for the children Saint Nicholas, the patron saint of children, speaks of an archetypal figure of heavenly wisdom. Around the world children leave their shoes out in the hope of receiving a small gift from St Nicholas. In kindergarten we will think of how we have cared for one another and leave our slippers out for Saint Nicholas’ visit, usually to find our slippers filled with little treats and sparkling with glitter.

A festival for children and parents And finally it is Christmas! A time to share good cheer and gather together with families. It is a magical time that the children have been preparing for. Parents are welcomed into the kindergarten to watch the children perform songs and a play. We share food and christmas carols all together before we say good bye for the holiday, each child leaving with a special project they have been making throughout advent.

A festival for the children A festival of "strong will." Based on the story of the Archangel Michael, the champion of goodness, courage and strength overpowering the dragon. For this festival we bring gifts of vegetables, fruit and flowers to celebrate the bounty of Mother Earth. We make butter with our butter churn, to go with the harvest loaf and soup, ending the day with a story about Michael.

A festival for children and parents The Lantern walk, is a festival celebrating brotherliness and sharing. We make root lanterns with our families and all go for a walk at dusk bringing our light out into the darkness, singing songs before returning to the kindergarten to share biscuits and warm apple juice around the fire bowl.

A festival for children and parents The Advent Spiral is a quiet reflective festival. It is a time to ponder what we have learnt from the year and what we hope for in the months to come. Sitting in silence with gentle music playing, each child takes a candle and quietly walks the spiral of moss and evergreen branches to light it in the centre and place it on the path. Slowly the spiral will fill with each child's light. Celebrating our 'inner light' and how we offer the best of ourselves in service to others.

A festival for the children Saint Nicholas, the patron saint of children, speaks of an archetypal figure of heavenly wisdom. Around the world children leave their shoes out in the hope of receiving a small gift from St Nicholas. In kindergarten we will think of how we have cared for one another and leave our slippers out for Saint Nicholas’ visit, usually to find our slippers filled with little treats and sparkling with glitter.

A festival for children and parents And finally it is Christmas! A time to share good cheer and gather together with families. It is a magical time that the children have been preparing for. Parents are welcomed into the kindergarten to watch the children perform songs and a play. We share food and christmas carols all together before we say good bye for the holiday, each child leaving with a special project they have been making throughout advent.