Reflections of Week Two of the RSCC Summer Festival
Plant kingdom observation during Dr. Kenneth McAlister’s Who Am I? Why Am I Here? What Can I Do? course. Lynn Featherstone is telling the class about the different kinds of recorders. And here they are playing their recorders. On Tuesday we heard the first action...
Register Now for Week Three of the Summer Festival
It's not too late to register for Week Three of the Summer Festival, which features courses in Art, Waldorf Education, Early Childhood, Anthroposophy and Personal Development. These courses are open to everyone. Merwin Lewis leads students on a Journey Through the...
Photos from RSCC Summer Festival Week One
Morning singing for everyone with Lynn Featherstone A very busy first week of grade intensives for grades 1 to 8 at the RSCC Summer Festival wrapped up with with a closing assembly circle in the music room this afternoon. Students who were here only for the grade...
Days of the Week for Waldorf Early Childhood Education
Recent RSCC early childhood part-time program graduate Maria Hernandez did her project on the days of the week and their connections, resonances and correspondences. For example, each day of the week corresponds to one of the classical planets (including the sun but...
There’s Still Time to Register for the Summer Festival – Starts in 3 Days on Mon. July 8th
Morning singing at the Summer Festival 2023 with Clara Hilts Each day at the Summer Festival starts with singing. This year, in weeks one and two, morning singing will be led by Lynn Featherstone, who teaches music at Toronto Waldorf School. At the Summer Festival...
Foundation Studies in Anthroposophy – Encounter or Distance
Photo: RSCC Foundation Studies Encounter students doing Spacial Dynamics exercises together If you are looking to prepare for any RSCC teacher education program whether full-time or part-time, Foundation Studies in Anthroposophy is a prerequisite. Foundation Studies...