www.waldorf.ca
Ontario
Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay
Child Care General
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That's why a balanced, holistic approach is so important. The Waldorf School Association of Ontario has an office, bookstore and lending library located on the campus of the Toronto Waldorf School at 9100 Bathurst St., Thornhill, Ontario. For nearly 90 years, Waldorf schools have been leaders in providing students, from newborns to teenagers, with a truly holistic education. That's also why, with 2500 schools and kindergartens around the globe, Waldorf education is one of the fastest growing independent school movements in the world. To further public awareness of Waldorf education with its publications, video, resource centre and conferences. Rigorous academics enlivened by fine and practical arts, languages, music & drama. Please enquire about membership, donations, and other ways to support the work of the WSAO. Every Waldorf student is seen as a unique human being developing physically, emotionally, socially, intellectually and morally. To act as a forum for the existing schools in Ontario to discuss issues of common concern. Wsao is a registered charity and welcomes donations and bequests. Together with the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA), the WSAO assists striving young school initiatives and supports the growth of established schools. The lending library is open to members. To support new initiative groups in their efforts toward establishing Waldorf schools in Canada. To keep its members informed about developments in the Waldorf school movement through its newsletter. The WSAO works to raise the profile of Waldorf education in the broader community through exhibits and newsletters and by making available books, journals, and resource information. To protect the legal use of the names "Waldorf" and "Rudolf Steiner" in Ontario. Researchers say each child learns differently; that teachers should use multiple methods to ensure each child understands. The Waldorf School Association of Ontario (WSAO) has been working since 1965 to support the development of independent Waldorf schools. For further details, call the WSAO office at (905) 889-2066. The WSAO bookstore and resource centre is open weekdays during school hours and on Saturday mornings as well. Waldorf graduates enter the world with clarity of thought, a caring heart and the confidence to initiate change. From learning to tie their shoes to grappling with atomic theory, Waldorf students are taught in a socially responsible, intellectually engaging, and motivational manner. The purpose of the Waldorf School Association of Ontario is to make Waldorf education more widely known and to support independent and autonomous Waldorf schools in Ontario. To make available information about Waldorf education through its lending library, book sales and distribution of the journals "Steiner Education" and "Renewal". The WSAO has registered the name "Waldorf" in Canada. Contact WSAO for business hours during school holidays
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During a fire alarm in 40 below conditions my child, along with the other children, was taken outside without coats or blankets and walked to another building a fair distance away. This could have resulted in frostbite or God forbid, death of a child.
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