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Parent Education

Continuing to
learn together.

Our Parent Education Program offers a range of talks and workshops on a variety of topics throughout the year. Subjects covered include child development, holistic living, media and anthroposophy.

Whenever possible talks and workshops are offered free of charge to parents and friends. Occasionally some sessions attract a nominal fee. Costs are clearly indicated in the program when advertised.

If you’d like to keep up to date with our Parent Education program, simply sign up to our mailing list using the form below or contact parented@kamaroi.nsw.edu.au

The program is generously subsidised by the Kamaroi Parents’ Association.

For up to date information about parent education sessions follow the link below.

School Life

Find useful Information
in our Parent Handbook.

The Kamaroi Parent Handbook contains a wide range of useful information for parents including details on daily life at our school, school policies, specialist areas, events and festivals.

The Handbook can be downloaded from the Publications page.

Research and Insights

Recommended
Parenting Resources.

Susan Laing has 25 years experience in working with parents, teachers and carers in Steiner schools around Australia.

Her website Creative Living with Children shares the fruits of this work: the research, the insights, the resource notes about what helps to make living with children a more fulfilling and joy filled experience.

Lou Harvey-Zahra is a mother to two wonderful grown-children.

She is a teacher with 25 years experience, a popular parenting author with five books, and an international presenter.

Kamaroi Rudolf Steiner School in collaboration with The Gonski Institution for Education present "Growing Up Digital" How digital media and technologies are shaping the lives and learning of young Australians.

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