Home and school
Integral Parenting
It is difficult to be a ‘good’ parent in an age of rapid transition. The old values are in flux, and all of us are being asked to question and learn.
Parenting is also an inner work
Integral Parenting opens new pathways for adults who want to create challenging yet beautiful spaces in which children can grow.
It begins with the recognition that the richest gift we can give a child is the gift of consciousness—infinitely greater than wealth or property.
Parenthood comes naturally, but parenting is a matter of choice.
Is this alignment for you?
The school is most suitable for parents who…
Embrace an approach that goes beyond academics.
Encourage collaboration rather than competition.
Nurture a whole personality rather than focusing on creating a ‘smart child’.
Can approach the future without undue anxiety about career and financial success.
Refrain from imposing personal beliefs and ready-made answers upon the child.
Are willing to question mainstream schooling and their own conditioning.
Participation
The child does not live in two separate worlds
The home and school environments must remain in dialogue. Parents participate through reflection, conversation, workshops and a willingness to look within.
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