Our Teachers
We feel confident that moving into 2019 we have a strong teaching team with a good base in Steiner Education. Daily Main Lessons will be delivered consistently by 5 teachers and 3 Learning Assistants across our 2 campuses.
We are very lucky to have an experienced Steiner Early Childhood Teacher, who previously worked at Lorien Novalis (Sydney), with our Kinder/Prep class. She is dedicated to studying and teaching Steiner Educational philosophies, and has been a member of the Senior College of Teachers and an Early Childhood Coordinator. She is a gentle, calm and loving teacher who works with passion and enthusiasm to create learning programs, class rhythms and activities to suit each child and the needs of the whole class. As part of each day, Helen likes to make sure that each child has the sense of being seen and understood. She is passionate about the children’s connection to nature and is enthusiastic about our Bush School program.
Our Class 1 teacher is passionate about Steiner education. She is new to the school this year and the children are thriving under her caring, warm guidance. Her classroom is a calm and guiding, yet engaging space with activities and experiences to support the children's learning and development. The amazing feeling that you get when you walk into the classroom lets you know they are all connected and happy.
Class 2 have an amazing Steiner teacher who brings many years of experience having taught in Steiner schools previously for over 15 years. Her dedication to Steiner education is evident in her classroom and the incredible work she does with the children each day. We are very lucky to have a Steiner teacher with such a wealth of knowledge to share with her students and with the other staff.
Class 3/4 students in 2019, have a wonderful teacher who is deeply involved in Steiner Education and has a long association with the School having been instrumental in forming Rainbow Garden Steiner Playgroup. She undertook Steiner Teacher training with Jean Hearn in 2006, and subsequently completed her teacher qualifications. From her teaching positions in Broome (WA) she has experience teaching composites and tailoring learning to a diverse range of children. She has specialised knowledge in literacy and learning support. Previously, she worked with professionalism and dedication to develop the learning support program at Waverley Primary School. Her passion to develop Steiner Education in Launceston and support our school began in 2016 in a voluntary capacity as Secretary of the School Council.
Our specialist class teacher is an artistic, warm and practical teacher who previously worked at Trevallyn Primary School on their Kitchen Garden program. She has been involved throughout her children’s younger years with Steiner Education through playgroup, and practices at home. Now that her children are becoming more independent, she is excited about continuing her journey as a Steiner classroom teacher. She brings a wealth of understanding of working with parents and school communities having been a key part of the Trevallyn Primary School Association for years. She also served on the Tamar Valley Steiner School Council in 2016 and was a key contributor to the school’s vision. Her breadth of artistic and handicraft skills is amazing and she takes our Primary School children for specialist lessons such as Art, Craft and Gardening and supports our Main Lesson teachers.
We feel confident that moving into 2019 we have a strong teaching team with a good base in Steiner Education. Daily Main Lessons will be delivered consistently by 5 teachers and 3 Learning Assistants across our 2 campuses.
We are very lucky to have an experienced Steiner Early Childhood Teacher, who previously worked at Lorien Novalis (Sydney), with our Kinder/Prep class. She is dedicated to studying and teaching Steiner Educational philosophies, and has been a member of the Senior College of Teachers and an Early Childhood Coordinator. She is a gentle, calm and loving teacher who works with passion and enthusiasm to create learning programs, class rhythms and activities to suit each child and the needs of the whole class. As part of each day, Helen likes to make sure that each child has the sense of being seen and understood. She is passionate about the children’s connection to nature and is enthusiastic about our Bush School program.
Our Class 1 teacher is passionate about Steiner education. She is new to the school this year and the children are thriving under her caring, warm guidance. Her classroom is a calm and guiding, yet engaging space with activities and experiences to support the children's learning and development. The amazing feeling that you get when you walk into the classroom lets you know they are all connected and happy.
Class 2 have an amazing Steiner teacher who brings many years of experience having taught in Steiner schools previously for over 15 years. Her dedication to Steiner education is evident in her classroom and the incredible work she does with the children each day. We are very lucky to have a Steiner teacher with such a wealth of knowledge to share with her students and with the other staff.
Class 3/4 students in 2019, have a wonderful teacher who is deeply involved in Steiner Education and has a long association with the School having been instrumental in forming Rainbow Garden Steiner Playgroup. She undertook Steiner Teacher training with Jean Hearn in 2006, and subsequently completed her teacher qualifications. From her teaching positions in Broome (WA) she has experience teaching composites and tailoring learning to a diverse range of children. She has specialised knowledge in literacy and learning support. Previously, she worked with professionalism and dedication to develop the learning support program at Waverley Primary School. Her passion to develop Steiner Education in Launceston and support our school began in 2016 in a voluntary capacity as Secretary of the School Council.
Our specialist class teacher is an artistic, warm and practical teacher who previously worked at Trevallyn Primary School on their Kitchen Garden program. She has been involved throughout her children’s younger years with Steiner Education through playgroup, and practices at home. Now that her children are becoming more independent, she is excited about continuing her journey as a Steiner classroom teacher. She brings a wealth of understanding of working with parents and school communities having been a key part of the Trevallyn Primary School Association for years. She also served on the Tamar Valley Steiner School Council in 2016 and was a key contributor to the school’s vision. Her breadth of artistic and handicraft skills is amazing and she takes our Primary School children for specialist lessons such as Art, Craft and Gardening and supports our Main Lesson teachers.
