This is an edited extract from an article that appears in the October/November issue of The Green Parent: many thanks for letting us reproduce it here.
Georgiana Keable feature in The Green Parent
Book Review: Raising Happy Healthy Children
This short but sweet review appeared on the website What About the Children? Many thanks to Lydia Keyte for reviewing this title.
Advance copies: An A-Z Collection of Behaviour Tales
Our advance copies of An A-Z Collection of Behaviour Tales arrived! And unusually for us they are really advance – this title is not published until October 1st. But don’t worry, we’ve got Making the…
Book Review: Making the Children’s Year by Marije Rowling
We have (and love!) the previous version of this book ‘The Children’s Year’. It was one of the first craft books we purchased when we first discovered Waldorf, and it has facilitated many a making…
A tribute to Margaret Colquhoun
The East Lothian Courier has published a tribute to Margaret Colquhoun, who passed away on 3 August.
Public Lecture by Sally Goddard Blythe
Review: Raising Happy Healthy Children
Our first review of Raising Happy Healthy Children has just come in. This review is from EYE Magazine, and was written by Neil Henty.
A Modern Fairytale by Sally Goddard Blythe
Once upon a time there was a land in which banks looked after people’s money; patient needs led doctors’ practice; teaching meant to instill a joy of learning and discovery; mothers were able to be…
Review: Mask: Making, Using and Performing by Mike Chase
All the reviews of Mask are coming in at the same time! Today, we have this beauty from the SWSF Newsletter, written by Kevin Avison. Many thanks to him.
Review: Mask: Making, Using and Performing by Mike Chase
Review: No Shore Too Far by Jonathan Stedall
This thoughtful, constructively critical review of No Shore Too Far appeared in New View issue 84, Summer 2017, and was written by David Donaldson. We love how deeply he’s thought about it, and how clearly…
Summer Newsletter – redesigned
Our Summer newsletter just went out, and we’ve had a bit of a redesign. We send out a newsletter five times a year in March, June, September, pre-yule special November, and December. It usually includes…
Review: Mask: Making, Using and Performing by Mike Chase
This review by Daniel Skinner has just appeared in New View, issue 84. It’s a brilliant issue, which we strongly recommend. There are a number of classic performance books that offer performers and other interested…
New Research: Why Physical Foundations for Learning Matter by Sally Goddard Blythe MSc.
New research confirms that there are wide differences in children’s physical readiness for learning and suggests that more detailed attention should be given to the physical foundations for learning in the pre-school and school years.
Review: Mask: Making, Using and Performing by Mike Chase
This review was published in the Anthroposophical Society in Great Britain’s newsletter, Summer 2017, volume 94. The work of Mike Chase will be familiar to many in connection with his mask making for the Mystery…
Toxic childhood or mere hype? Article by Richard House
Let’s have an informed public and professional debate about the issues threatening our children’s wellbeing, argues Richard House…
Review: Findus Rules the Roost
This review of Findus Rules the Roost appeared in Juno Magazine, issue 49 (we’re looking forward to the big 50!), and was written by Saffia Farr. Many thanks to her, and everyone at Juno -…
