Labor Sunday. The value of collaboration.

This Sunday, some brave have fought against the inclement sun putting their effort in making the school look nice. During this week, have been others, one way or another. It is a handicap for the community at this time, that where individualism and the scarcity of time make the flag, immersing subjects in their private affairs, the collaborative and community spirit that helps build great things can continue to live. And if that was not enough, the times of the virus do nothing more than cut those ties and isolate us in an intimacy that risks impoverishing. Even so, It is necessary for the group spirit to continue beating in the face of uncertainty and discomfort because only in a group are there creative outlets and shared efforts to face difficulties.

let's move on, with masks, with distances and whatever it takes… that we will still have eyes left to look at each other sideways and know that we can count on the one next to me rowing in the same direction. And if my legs give out… and my breath is short… “I can count on you buddy”… with your shoulder, with your words or sometimes just with your presence.

Let's transmit to our children that great things can be done together, that where I can't go, the other can help me, that serving the community is not an act that detracts from us but rather gives us value as humans.

Good Sunday.

 

There is something else…

“Human passions are a mystery, those who have not lived them cannot understand them and those who have lived them cannot explain them”
The endless story. Michael Ende.

Something like this happens to me when they ask me about the Waldorf School, I find it hard to explain what is lived there. I could count the great coherence of the contents and its adjustment with what the human being needs. I could talk about the depth with which the subjects are worked and the skills that children acquire. Also from the feeling of familiarity that one has there, turning the school into a second home. But there is something more than that, there's something i can't explain, it is a feeling that this pedagogy offers the child what he really needs and allows his individual qualities and characteristics to flourish. (more…)

Labor week. Course start 2020/2021

In this strange start of the year, the parents and teachers of the Waldorf school in Alicante have not lost a bit of enthusiasm when preparing our beloved school to receive the little ones. We record the love and dedication with which the task unites us in these moments of work.

 

Waldorf education training

The Waldorf School of Alicante has been teaching WALDORF PEDAGOGY TRAINING for several years, recognized by the Valencian Ministry of Culture, Education and Sports.
Some of the members of the Coordination have prepared this explanatory video, with images of the work carried out in it, so that you can know what it consists of.
If you need more information, write an email to info@waldorfalicante.com
or go to our website www.waldorfalicante.com

 

 

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