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The pre-marriage period known as Engagement. Proper etiquette concerning this special time between dating and marriage is discussed here.
How old should you be to get engaged?
Old enough not to have any second thoughts about your financial situation, education, readiness for a family, debt management, or a second thought about our soon to be partner. The older the better - best between 28 and 33.
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How long should you know someone before getting engaged?
it depends on the factors of how u truly feel in ur heart and if he/she feels the same way ANSWER I have been married for 49 years and i can tell you that you have this feeling that you want to spend and give your life to this women or man is or can be brought at anytime and that is true love. Frien…
Popularity: 336
What are some reasons to get engaged?
There is absolutely only ONE reason to get engaged. Because you KNOW that you KNOW that you KNOW that this is the person you want to share your life with UNTIL DEATH DO YOU PART. There is no point to getting engaged unless that is the reason. You should NEVER feel obligated to get engaged (ie., preg…
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Is 16 too young to be engaged?
No. But you shouldn't be getting married until you're at least 18. I myself am 16 and im with someone i love very much and plan to marry some day if things go right. that's IF they go right. you don't want to rush into things because people change alot as they age. you might love things the way they…
Popularity: 113
Do you think getting engaged at 23 is appropriate?
Yes, usually it's just fine, but these are things you must think of.Are you continuing your education (going to College)Do you have a good job or are you planning to go to college in order to get a better job.Are you willing to take the responsibilities of looking after a mate (that means man/woman)…
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How long should two young people be going out before they get engaged or tell their parents they are engaged?
It depends how young you are. If you aren't 18 - 21 I would rethink getting engaged. In these modern times more and more young people are not getting married until their mid-twenties or even into their 30's. Don't be in too big a rush. If you are 18 - 21 and insistant on becoming engaged then you s…
Popularity: 55
Is it OK for a man to ask a woman to marry him without having an engagement ring in hand to give her at that moment?
That depends on what you value - when you say is it "ok", is it "ok" by who? Only you matter here - is it ok for YOU - no one else does. If you think it's ok, then it is. If you don't, it isn't. I personally think it's ridiculous to believe that having an engagement ring in hand is necessary for a p…
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What does being engaged really mean?
GETTING ENGAGED:The engagement period is a critical one for every couple. It's a time for meeting the parents. It's customary for the man to buy an engagement ring. The ring is a circle that has no beginning and no end, which is how marriage should mean, but we all know that's asking a little too mu…
Popularity: 69
What should you look for when buying a diamond?
When shopping for a diamond, you should look for cut, color, clarity, carat weight, sparkle and fire. The cut of a diamond, otherwise known as the shape, does not really affect the value of the diamond unless there are flaws in the cut. Whether you choose an emerald cut, a brilliant cut, a marquis …
Popularity: 64
How common is it for a woman to propose to a man?
There are women who will propose to a man, just like there are women who will ask a man out on a date.Some people are more traditional, but others are not. If someone wants to propose marriage to their partner, they should and not worry about statistics or conventions.When My fiance' and I became en…
Popularity: 54
What's the longest you should be engaged to be married?
I think you should wait at least 2 or 3 years, maybe even more before getting married. i don't really know, i may be wrong, that's just what i think. There's no limit, really. Some people wait a long time so that they can be certain that they are REALLY ready to make the commitment. …
Popularity: 68
How do you get engaged?
First you buy the lady an engagement ring that doesn't really have to be super expensive. Then you get on one knees and ask her to marry you. In traditional marriages, the man asks permission from the lady's father for her hand in marriage before proposing.
Popularity: 49
How long should you wait to get engaged after your friends got engaged?
Answer 1 I did not know that their was a time limit. Answer 2 You should wait until you are sure that you and your intended fiancée truly enjoy sharing your lives together. You must be able to share the pain along with the pleasure and if you try to avoid the painful issues then you …
Popularity: 16
Can a 19-year-old guy get in trouble for dating a minor if her parents consent?
As long as he does not have sex with her, no. --- at least in MOST jurisdictions
Popularity: 31
How old do you have to be to get engaged?
With the blessing of both sets of parents a young woman or young man can get engaged when the are still a minor, but get married generally when they are 18 or older.
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Can a 15 year old date a 19 year old legally with parents consent in Florida and can they legally have sex with parents consent?
Florida consent lawsThe answer to your question would be no, it would not be legal with parental consent. You can view the Florida state laws at www.moraloutrage.net
Popularity: 20
When to get engaged?
Two people who fall in love should learn the art of being best friends before they decide to get engaged. Marriage is not for sissies and it takes patience; honesty; good communication skills and learning to roll with the punches as far as dealing with disagreements all married couples have and faci…
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Where can I propose to my girlfriend in Dublin?
Answer ask her where she likes in dublin, then take her on a romantic trip there and ask her. St Stephens Green park in the centre of the city on a sunny day I would recommend.
Popularity: 48
How do you call a woman when a man is getting engaged to her?
just pick up the phone and call her if your nervous its fine its better to call and have her know and her never know at all and she could love and be marring the wrong man and she would never know
Popularity: 1
Is 15 too young to be engaged?
No, not if you love the girl/guy your with. I'm 15 almost 16 and me and my bf(18) are engaged we are however waiting til after he gets back from the army to get married that way ill be 18
Popularity: 1
When can you get engaged?
After you know someone well enough to know you're not making a mistake!
Popularity: 0
On average how long do people date before marriage?
ive been dating my girl for almost 4 years, we are not married but have talked about it, we just want to be financially ready to get married, but everyone else i know seems to just want to get married as soon as possible, my cousin got a divorce in 09 and re-married in 2010. Then again people wonder…
Popularity: 4
What does Engaged mean?
Depending on the context of the word usage: Busy Occupied Committed to a cause Involved in conflict Partially embedded in A formal agreement to get married
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Why do men give woman rings?
You can do it in your own personal way that is special to both of you such as giving it to her on a special day that's special to you, a special place that you both like, or in some original way that you have used your imagination to make up. Girls tend to like something special and original but it …
Popularity: 3
When should you propose?
When you're totally and fully committed to sharing the rest of your life with the person you're about to propose to. When you both know what you want out of life, and are sure the other person will compliment and support you in that.Some people will know after 3 weeks of dating, others will need 8 y…
Popularity: 1
How would a couple best announce their engagement?
I've enjoyed picture post cards of the couple, taken at the time of the proposal. Very sweet.
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Is Daren Ganga engaged?
daren ganga got married on Saturday 10th November and held his wedding reception at the Trinidad and tobago Hilton hotel his wife is Pakistani born, her name is noorulain latif 4 further refernce check out the Trinidad and tobago express newspaper, the Sunday 11th November issue their picture is on …
Popularity: 10
How do you get your girlfriend alone?
Just take her in a quite place or somewhere romantic and talk to her but keep it on the down low.
Popularity: 3
Is Reba engaged?
No, she is married to Narvel Steven Blackstock.
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Where do wedding planners work?
Some are employed by the venue that the wedding /reception is to take place, some are freelance
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How you purpose a girl?
first time girl ko bolna hoga
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Can you get engaged at 14?
A 14 year old can get engaged, but that is as far as it will go until the two teens are 18 and no longer a minor. Many young people will give a ring (not that expensive) as a 'promise to get engaged ring.'
Popularity: 3
Is Bert McCracken engaged?
No he is married now to alison, I have pics of there wedding, and they were also posted on YouTube but got taken done due to terms of use voilitation.
Popularity: 9
How long do most people date before they get married?
2, 1, 4, 5, 3
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Is zanessa engaged?
yes, vanessa hudgens has told the press that her and zac are engaged and are going to keep the date of there wedding a secret.
Popularity: 2
You are a woman who is engaged so do you call him your fiance or fiancee?
Fiancé is a man who is engaged to be married. Fiancée is a woman who is engaged to be married.
Popularity: 10
Can you get engaged at 15?
Only if your parents sign a form giving permission.
Popularity: 12
How long should you be engaged before you marry?
You should be engaged longer then two months!!
Popularity: 3
Definition of token ring?
It is a 'token' of your affection for that person.
Popularity: 7
How do you write leave application to attend the sister's marriage?
To, Mr. Praveen Kumar Sharma, Srishyam Computers, Mathura. Respected Sir, Subject: Application for leave It is requested that a leave of absence be granted on account of my nefue's birthday. I shall be unable to attend my duties from the 30th of MAY. Please grant me leave for the same, You…
Popularity: 11
When did Prince Charles and Princess Diana get engaged?
Charles and Diana became engaged in February 1981, and it was announced officially on the 24th of that month.
Popularity: 9
Which finger does a wedding ring go on?
Fourth finger of left hand, with the thumb being counted as the first finger.It goes on the ring finger (the one next to your pinky). At one time people believed there was a vein from there that ran straight to the heart (in actuality, the veins from all of the fingers join with other veins and with…
Popularity: 61
What is the opposite meaning of fiance?
A male who is engaged to be married is referred to as the "fiancé" of the prospective bride. A female who is engaged to be married is referred to as the "fiancée" of the prospective groom.
Popularity: 12
Who was Jackie Kennedy engaged to before John F. Kennedy?
Jacqueline Lee Bouvier was engaged to a stockbroker named John G. W. Husted, Jr.
Popularity: 9
What is engaged?
Engaged is when a guy asks a girl to marry him.
Popularity: 10
How long in a relationship before getting engaged?
if he hasn't poped the question in three years. run!
Popularity: 3
How do you know if a guy you love loves you?
They wouldn't make eye contact because they're shy. But love is a different matter, and you should know when that is taking place. A crush is your definition of love here.
Popularity: 3
Why do people get engaged?
Why engaged? Isn't that obvious? To get to know each other! For the more you know about your partner, the greater the chances for a successful marriage. This is the time to find out whether you are alike in the way you look at things. This is important, for the more you are alike, the better the cha…
Popularity: 5
Can get engaged at any age?
no, not really. One must be the age of consent which varies from country to country.
Popularity: 6
Can you get engaged at thirteen?
No. You are way too young to be having a serieus, committed relationship, or even know what all that implies. If You're too young to drive a car, you're definitely too young to make a lifelong commitment to someone else.Enjoy your youth! plenty of time for all that other stuff later
Popularity: 1
What do you call the boy who is supposed to marry the girl?
A groom?
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I am single in love with an engaged man....he wants to still be with me?
When a man is engaged to another woman and still wants to be with you then it's called cheating and he has no respect for himself; his fiance or you. Don't fall for it! Keep your respect and tell him to choose between the two of you. This type of man isn't one to trust and if you are wise you wo…
Popularity: 1
What are you called after you are engaged and before you are married?
A fiancée (pronounced fee-ahn-say) is a woman who is engaged to be married. A fiancé (pronounced the same way) is a man who is engaged to be married.
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What does to be faithful in your engagements mean?
It means being faithful to everyone and everything at all times
Popularity: 1
Can you get engaged at 13?
You can get engaged at any age because there are no legal aspects to it, but at the age of 13 you are too young in my opinion to be engaged. I am 17 and engaged and most people think i am too young, I've actually been with my fiance since i was 14 and at that age there was no idea of marriage yet. I…
Popularity: 1
What are the major religious ceremonies of Islam?
1 Eid ul fiter 2 Eid ul Adha
Popularity: 5
What is a girl called when she is engaged?
fiancé. :)
Popularity: 2
Is 14 to young to be engaged?
well personally i don't think so at all m8 im 15 and im hoping tu get engaged to my girlfriend within the next few months. if you no you truly love her and she loves you then f*** what any1 else says and just go for it buddy. best of luck well personally i don't think so at all m8 im 15 and im…
Popularity: 4
Is It right to get engaged at 15?
Fifteen is far too young to be engaged. Although fifteen year old teens believe they are mature and know almost everything they do not and it takes years to gain knowledge and make some serious decisions. Sometimes young people get 'Promise to get engaged' rings. A promise is made to really get …
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How we prepare a matrimonial bio data for a girl?
Why Biodata for Marriage? Every person (Boy or Girl) who is searching for his/her dream partner for marriage uses different mediums to find the perfect match. These mediums are for example: Matrimony Websites Newspaper Advertisement From random family relations To ensure he/she is targeting the ri…
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What rhymes with romantic?
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Can a 17 -year-old and a 23-year old get engaged?
Yes they can.
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What do you need to do after you get engaged?
Get drunk, and sleep with other peoplestay away longerGet drunk, and sleep with other peoplestay away longerGet drunk, and sleep with other peoplestay away longer IGNORE ANSWER ABOVE!!!!!!!!!!! Then, when you get engaged, you need to really focus on your relationship with your partner and plan the…
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Where did John Fitzgerald Kennedy propose to Jacqueline Lee bouvier?
Martins Tavern in Georgetown, Washington, DC. Booth is still there.
Popularity: 4
What is the women referred to when shes engaged?
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Can a 12 year old get engaged?
No. The age of 12 years old is below the age of consent and illegal to enter into a contract of marriage. The age of consent in many states is 16 and in others is 18 at 12 this person is a minor child and can not sign or have a contract.
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What are the major ceremonies in Islam?
In Islam we have only two major ceremonies:Eid Al-Fitr "which is the first day on which we break our fasting at the End of the holey month of Ramadan and the next two days after that day.ANDEid Al-Adha "Sacrifies Day"Which is day ten of the month of Hajj. After pilgrims throw stones, cut their hair …
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What does a guy call a girl if they are engaged?
The feminine form of an engaged woman is fiancée. The masculine form is fiancé. Therefore, the man will call his wife-to-be his fiancée.
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What do you call your girlfriend when your engaged?
A fiance.
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Who pays for the weddingbrides family or grooms family?
Boththough in different cultures one or the other may pay by themselves especially if a dowry is involved. It is often common though that the brides family will pay more as they traditionally cover the brides personal expenses if she doesn't herself, for example her makeup, hair, sometimes even the …
Popularity: 5
How do I let a boy go when I know I am in love with him but he is taken and I am engaged to other boy?
Both of you are extremely immature and not ready for commitment and you are hurting your fiance by even thinking of this other boy. If you were wise you would break off your engage and start living more of life before you decide to settle down.
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I used to love someone before getting engaged and now you feel that he wants you what to do?
Since you are engaged now and an old ex has turned up and now you are wondering what to do means you are not ready to commit to any engagement to anyone. You get engaged to someone you love and that asks you to marry him. If your fiance is a great guy; you thought you loved him then you need to a…
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What do you do when your engaged?
You need to pick a date and a place to have your wedding.
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Sample marriage bio-data?
please check attached link: Following details are nessery for marriage bio data. Name: Fater's name: Age: Matrial Status: Religion: Where Living: Belong From: Profession: Height etc.
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What is full form of wbcf written on invitation cards?
I don't know but I've got an invitation with both RSVP and WBCF on it. The nearest I've come to an answer is it stands for with best conpliments from ...
Popularity: 6
Is Leah Williams from QVC pregnant?
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If I am 17 and she is 15 are we too young to get engaged?
Yes you are to young to get engaged. You want to at least wait until your older than 20 so you have more expeirience of how to raise a family. You should get a good paying job and a house.
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What do you call a man your engaged to?
Your fiance.
Popularity: 6
What do engaged mean?
it means that ur not married yet, but planning definition= pledged to be married; betrothed(dictionary.com)
Popularity: 4
Can you get engaged at 12 years old?
No. At the age of 12 this person is below the age of consent and can not enter into a marriage contract ( engagement is a contract). The age of consent is 16 in many states and 18 in others, but a 12 year old is a minor child. This is illegal for them to be engaged or dating. If they are dating and …
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What are causes of moral degeneration among youth?
There are many factors that contribute to the moral degeneration among youth. This is an incredibly complex question and requires a proper response from a social psychologist. I'll get the ball rolling with my personal opinions and invite discussion. For one, there are too many media images, movie…
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When is the most popular time to get engaged?
20 years of age
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How do you find old marriage notices in newspapers?
First you would have to go to that newspapers' archives,or you could look it up on the "public information search engine". You could also go to zabasearch.com.It would also be helpful if you had a scial security number,or Medicare number.Some newspapers "archives" or microfilm ar so old that you mig…
Popularity: 4
Is it legal to be engaged at 14 years old?
In most States you can not get married at the age of 14. You can get engaged, but it will be one long engagement right up to the age of 18. A 14 year old is far too young to be engaged because they are not wise enough to know what an engagement requires or the complexities of marriage.
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What should you write in a bridal shower card?
The message left inside the bridal shower card should reflect your best wishes for the bride-to-be and any other special sentiments. Use this opportunity to make the bride feel special and loved.
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Should i get engaged to my boyfriend at 14?
No. if hes asking u 2 marry him dump him becuose his way 2 into this
Popularity: 6
Arrange marriage is better than love marriage?
no of course not... i know that some religions have the father choose who his daughter will marry but i don't agree... love should be spontaneous!
Popularity: 1
Some factors considered before getting engaged?
Factors to consider before getting married: Get to know the person well and that way you will know if you are compatible with them. Do you consider yourself and the person you may get engaged too as mature. If one or the other or both are not mature then it is not time to get engaged. Have to q…
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When a man becomes engaged a woman can the woman engage him back?
No, the woman does not engage a man; he gets engaged to her. The couple can go out together to get the engagement ring; he can surprise her by buying an engagement ring and ask him to marry her.
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The responsibilities of being engaged?
Getting engaged is a training field to be sure that you are suited to each other before you take the vows to be married. The vows should be taken seriously and it means you have promised each other to be true to each other throughout your life until death do you part. One does not get married as …
Popularity: 3
When you are engaged to be married you are a?
The man is called "Fiance" The woman is called "Fiancee" In English they are pronounced the same.
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Where is best place to propose engagement?
Romantic places are the best place to get engaged and most young women prefer to be alone with her boyfriend when he proposes to her. If you live in a city (for example) New York you could go for a horse and buggy ride in the evening after a nice dinner and propose to her there. Sitting on the beach…
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How do you get engage?
You get engaged when your boyfriend proposes to you and asks you to marry him.
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If someone says they think were are engaged and you tell him that what will he say?
When you tell him sort just smile and ask him, 'Now why would people think we were engaged.' Then you'll have your answer.
Popularity: 2
What country has the highest percentage of married?
Although formal marriage is becoming less and less common in many parts of the world many people still opt to make that sacred commitment to one another. According the site Nation Master, the United States has the highest percentage of married people in the world.
Popularity: 0
Why won't my fiance tell his parents he's engaged?
It's possible your fiance's parents may not want him to get married and would rather he is settled into his education; career before thinking of marriage. Communication is the key in any good relationship and it's time for you to sit down with your fiance and tell him that together you are going t…
Popularity: 3
How you feel about her engaged?
Pie and chicken noodle soup don't miks
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Documents needed if a british man wants to marry a filipina woman?
documents needed if a British man wants to marry a Filipino?
Popularity: 7
How long should you be engaged before married?
Some couples that are engaged generally wait six months to a year. If there is no large wedding involved then the couple can get married when they choose, but at least six months gives both partners a chance to be sure they do want to get married and they also get to know each other better.
Popularity: 35
When you get engaged you have a finacee?
An engaged man has a fiancée. A engaged woman has a fiancé.
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by Nicholas Nisbet MA (Cantab) DipArch (UNL) - AEC3 and William East, PE, PhD - Engineer Research and Development Center, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
The following table provides the analysis conducted to evaluate software manufacturer compliance with the Coordination View Information Exchange (CVIE) conducted for the 23-25 July 2008 Building Information Modeling Information Exchange Demonstration.
The SCIE Requirements include the provision of a COBIE file that uses space classification based on OmniClass Table 13 "Spaces by Function" to provide a user-neutral format for the exchange of spatial compliance information. At this time the harmonized BOMA / IFMA space classification standard (ASTM E1836-08 Standard Practice for Building Floor Area Measurements) is the default COBIE and SCIE requirement. Owners must identify specific zoning requirements in SCIE specifications, which were not tested during the July 2008 demonstration.
Some local software manufacturer sales representatives may not be familiar with the performance-based, open-standard information exchange formats tested during the July 2008 meeting. As a result, these sales representatives may not be able to assist your use of this format. It is suggested that users contact vendor technical support and request "higher tier" technical support services.
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aeon Issue One June 2011
Published for the Glenaeon School Community
one Bob Ellis on Glenaeon Our Story: Glenaeon, Castlecrag, Australia West Side Story
AEON Issue One June 2011
Welcome to Aeon
Welcome to the first issue of Aeon, a magazine which gives a glimpse into the rich learning community that is Glenaeon, established as Australia's first school for Rudolf Steiner education. The magazine will be a record of school life, featuring people and events that are important in our community. Glenaeon pioneered the vision of a creative and collaborative education in Sydney: we look forward to a reinvigorated future where we can celebrate the unique community that has grown around the school. Aeon will be a voice and forum for the rich learning that remains the school's core impulse. Whether currently involved with the school, or one of our many alumni families and friends, I invite you to enjoy in the following pages the unique vision of a Glenaeon education.
lenaeon's origins lie in the initiative of the Anthroposophical Society to start a school in Sydney based on Dr Steiner's educational impulse. From the pioneering work of Lute Drummond, Marion Mahony Griffin, Eric Nicholls and Bob Williams, the Society sent Sylvia Brose to Edinburgh in the early 1950's to train in Steiner pedagogy: she returned to Sydney after 4 years and the Glenaeon story began in 1957 with three students at Dalcross Kindergarten in Pymble.
The school is a testament to Sylvia's vision and dedication over decades of striving to realize the ideals of Steiner education in Sydney. The Sylvia Brose Hall at Middle Cove, a centerpiece of the campus, stands as a living memorial in her honour.
Glenaeon in 2011 is spread across three campuses, with just under 400 students from Kindergarten to Year 12: – a 34 place Preschool in Sydney Street, Willoughby; – our Castlecrag campus housing Playgroups, Kindergarten and Classes 1 and 2; – our Middle Cove campus with Years 3 to 12.
Above. Sylvia Brose with her first class (circa 1957). Left. Sylvia Brose AOM with Class 8s in 2001.
AEON Editor: Andrew Hill Design: Campbell Van Venrooy (cvvdesign.com.au) Glenaeon Rudolf Steiner School Ltd ABN 94 000 385 768 5a Glenroy Avenue, Middle Cove NSW 2068 Phone: 9417 3193, Fax: 9417 5346, Email email@example.com www.glenaeon.nsw.edu.au Page
Hannah MacGregor in Year 11's production of West Side Story which played to two packed houses in the Sylvia Brose Hall at the end of Term 1.
elcome to the first edition of Aeon Magazine on behalf of the Glenaeon School Council. We feel we are at the beginning of a new era at Glenaeon, one with renewed energy and excitement about the future whilst holding a strong respect for and impulse from our journey so far. To all members of our community, current parents, students and teachers, we look forward to Aeon as a regular publication that will celebrate with you the rich and diverse life of the school. In addition, we have been keen for some time to reconnect on a more formal and regular basis with Glenaeon Alumni and Friends – former students and parents, staff and others with a connection to the school – though it is only recently we have been able to dedicate real resources on an ongoing basis to this important aspect of our school community. I say quite deliberately that you are very important to us and we want you to feel connected to the school – in ways that suit you – and our plan is to facilitate and nourish that connection. It is with this objective in mind that we have recently established the Glenaeon Alumni and Friends Association and have hired staff to focus on reconnecting with you (you may have heard from us recently in this regard) on an ongoing basis. We are hoping this magazine, which we plan to make a periodical, will assist you to understand what is going on at the school and in the Alumni and Friends community so you can feel connected and choose how you wish to be involved (even if it is simply reading, remembering and reminiscing). We want you to feel welcome to attend many school events and festivals, and we are also beginning to plan for specific Alumni and Friends events – at a class, era and general level and from casual get-togethers to more formal 'happenings'. We are very excited about the future for Glenaeon and equally keen to celebrate our past – including all of you whose lives have been touched by the school and who have helped shape Glenaeon into what it is today. We very much look forward to reconnecting with you...
contents 04 Re-imagining the word »» Bob Ellis on Glenaeon
06 Our story »» Glenaeon Castlecrag Australia
10 Our place »» All these different ways of understanding...
12 The power of one (teacher) 14 West Side Story
16 Glenaeon 2011 18 Where are they now?
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Luke Fischer Paul Beasly Tamlyn Henderson Jonathon Notley Mia Westcott Monique De Jong
»» Ruth Purves »» Scott Henderson
Ian Davis Chair, Glenaeon School Council
AEON Issue One June 2011
The inaugural Glenaeon Art Show got off to a stirring start with a festive opening that featured a speech by former Glenaeon parent Bob Ellis, one of Australia's leading writers and public intellectuals. Bob has written over 20 books, most recently Suddenly, Last Winter. His two children Jenny and Tom graduated from Glenaeon in 1997 and in 2001. Bob's speech was warmly received by the large opening night crowd.
Re-imagining the Word: Bob Ellis on Glenaeon
Address to the opening evening of the inaugural Glenaeon Art Show
hen I first went to East Lismore Primary School in 1947 there were still bomb shelters in backyards and a fear that a new big war with the Russians would soon break out. There were morning assemblies with oaths of loyalty to the King, rote-learning, rote-spelling, a national anthem, God Save the King, routine schoolyard bullying and a few sharp thwacks of the cane each month – on the hand, not the bottom – which we saw as a ritual of manhood in those days. As was being in the cadets, playing war games away from home at age eleven, which I, from a pacifist religion, could not do. War was everywhere in our thoughts, and the atomic bomb, whose worst effects we were trained to evade by getting under the desk. I felt, as a Seventh Day Adventist, an outsider. I could not play cricket on Saturday, nor go to the Saturday matinees at the cinema with my friends. I could not theoretically go to the movies either – there the Devil with heathen images tempted you to sin – though I did sneak out once a week with my mother's connivance on my bicycle to see at the Star Court, Vogue and Vanity Theatre Alec Guinness movies, and The Ten Commandments and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, The Dam Busters and Reach for the Sky. We were God's peculiar people, Pastor Breadon said and, boy, I felt that way pretty often,
sneaking out of the cinema and wondering who had seen me go on. I was saved, if that is the word I want, and civilised and made whole as a human being by the technological accident of radio which filled my mind with images and stories I cast myself in as they came by night into my crystal set, and a microgroove record of the Marlon Brando-James Mason Julius Caesar, which I can recite by heart – As Caesar loved me, I weep for him; as he was fortunate, I rejoice at it; as he was valiant, I honour him – and a teacher, Bill Maiden, whom I still see once a month at the Woy Woy fish restaurant to discuss the world's news, and our long, long memories. He taught me three times, for two weeks in 1951, for all of 1952, and in Modern History classes at Lismore High in 1957 and '58. He made us sing, and write stories. He got the class of '52 to write a novel, A Journey to the South Seas, in ten chapters, and read it out week after week to our peers. Mine concerned surviving dinosaurs on certain Pacific Islands, which Spielberg clearly stole from me forty years later, and the esteem which this gained for an otherwise tiny, bullied, frightened nerd, set me on the course which has made me a writer lifelong. Bill believed in reading, and soon I was through David Copperfield, Kidnapped, White Fang, The Dam Busters, Boldness Be My Friend
and The Sword and the Stone and, as it were, on my way down the road that goes ever on and on, the life of the mind that, through dreaming to order, nourishes our sympathy and takes us through lives not our own to the forks in the road of those lives and their beautiful and terrible destinations. There were such teachers as Bill in those years, often men who had been in the war and in flapping tents in monsoon rains had read Thucydides in the original Greek and Orwell in orange Penguin paperbacks, but the culture did not favour them. The heroes of my day prevailed at rugby, and the swimming races, and the hundred yards sprints. It was the sissies like me who joined the drama groups, and the debating societies, and drew in charcoals and wrote satirical poems, and were more or less reviled for it. I did not know that at that time the first Steiner Schools were beginning in this country and the kind of education I could barely imagine, powered by hundreds of teachers like Bill Maiden, was creeping into the leafier suburbs and stirring to magical thinking children my age. But every now and then I glimpsed it. I had an eight millimetre projector, and some Chaplin films. I had a record of Orson Welles and Bing Crosby reading The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde, and a record of The Snow Goose, the
fable of Dunkirk, starring Herbert Marshall as the hunchbacked hero in his little boat. My mother drove me to Mullumbimby one night to see Laurence Olivier in Hamlet and the Young Elizabethans came to town with Twelfth Night. It was a near-run thing. A scholarship, narrowly discarded, bounced back to me, and I arrived a week late at Sydney University where Robert Hughes, Les Murray, Germaine Greer, Clive James, Bruce Beresford, John Bell, John Gaden, Richard Wherrett, Richard Butler, Richard Bradshaw, Richard Neville, Michael Kirby, Mary Gaudron, Graham Bond and Geoffrey Robertson, were all in attendance, and soon, in the drama societies and the newspapers and magazines, and the pub talk and the philosophic wrangle I entered the world I had nearly missed. It always happens in clusters, I learned then, as Glenaeon proves every year. To say a life of the mind is a good thing to embrace and a useful nourishment of your one life on earth is still not as universally accepted, now, I think, as it was for a while in the nineteen sixties and early seventies. Our current Prime Minister has never read an adult novel. The last American President did not read a book after university. Margaret Thatcher on achieving office had not been to a play at the National Theatre. All
over our university system, cut courses in history studies, and music studies, and fine arts and art history, and Latin, and Greek and archaeology, and even Persian though it was Persian scholars who cracked the Ultra Code in World War 2 and won it, thinned the blood of our learning and drove good teachers, great teachers, into early drunken retirement in Queensland and unpleasant climaxes to once promising lives. These are not small matters because, as all here well know, a young person whose life is deprived of art, and participative art, or music or word music, or dance or the explored past, may end badly, in drug-pushing, or stalking, or real estates, or worse. Adolf Hitler did not achieve the art scholarship he yearned for and would, I think, have been saved by, and found in World War I and its lessons a different course for his life, and sixty million others. All teaching is the business of saving souls. But the business of Steiner is greater than that. It is the summoning to a soul of its better angels who uplift to a high plane of possibility that creative magic, that unstoppable glittering energy, that may change the world. An extraordinary film now showing, The Social Network, the best film about American greed and American competitiveness and American hubris and American
vengefulness since Wall Street, shows a life ill-chosen by a brilliant young man with Michelangelo possibilities who opted instead for the remorseless pursuit of billions through an adult toy of no great worth called Facebook, a sort of postcard brimming with trouble, when he might, had he been here, had he studied here, have been a painter, or puppeteer, a song writer, a set designer, a beloved friend of good friends instead. I have two angelic children formed and shaped by the Steiner system and its celebration, its drawing out, its enhancement and congratulation of human possibilities. And I know how close each came to destruction before they arrived within its rooms and corridors of love. I know how much I owe, and I stand on the dock observing the voyage out of a future generation in a time more testing in its choices and its temptations than any before it, and I toast it, and I wish it bon voyage. This exhibition is a measure of the great artistic diaspora of the children of Glenaeon whose homeward yearning far-off angel hearts remember from far Babylons of exile and longing how good it was, for a time, and what a time it was, it really was, in these hallowed rooms with these magic weapons of brush and charcoal, canvas, easel and sketch-pad, re-imagining the word. Page
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"Our story: Glenaeon, Last year on Friday October 29th the school officially opened our new hall The Marion Mahony Griffin Hall and other facilities at Castlecrag.
1/4. The Marion Mahony Griffin Hall 2/3. New class rooms at Castlecrag
e were delighted to host the Hon Peter Garrett, Minister for School Education, Early Childhood and Youth, representing the Australian government, who performed the official opening. Interestingly enough we learned from Mr Garrett that his brother Matthew had attended Glenaeon from 1968, and he himself had almost enrolled his daughter here before the family moved to the southern highlands: a happy connection that was reflected in his entertaining speech. Other invited guests include the Mayor of Willoughby, Cr Pat Reilly, and Mr James Fitzpatrick, the President of the Castlecrag Progress Association, who spoke of the new and growing relationship between the school and the Castlecrag community.
This BER funded building represents a particularly important confluence of Glenaeon's history with that of our nation. In 1914 Walter Burley Griffin and his wife Marion Mahony arrived in Australia from Chicago, having just won the world-wide competition to design Australia's new capital city Canberra. Into that plan, Griffin poured his wide understanding of landscape architecture based on his study of the great ancient cities of the world such as Athens and Rome. After laying out the basic plan of the city, he left Canberra and settled in Castlecrag, Sydney where he and Marion worked to create a new kind of community, one that embedded houses into Sydney bushland, where houses built of sustainable and local products were linked together with the environment rather than being on their separate quarter acre blocks. Ahead of their time, the Griffin's established a new kind
Castlecrag, Australia of social community in Castlecrag: through the 1920's and early 30's of the last century, they brought together a diverse range of people interested in new and creative ideas. In Castlecrag they also discovered the work of Dr Rudolf Steiner who was then still alive and active in Europe: in Anthroposophy they found a contemporary spiritual path that inspired their own explorations. Marion established study groups on Dr Steiner's work, and she became particularly active in Dr Steiner's ideas on education. There was a small kindergarten in Sunnyside Crescent with which she worked, and her vision was always that there would one day be a school for Dr Steiner's education in Castlecrag.
was not to be in her lifetime. After Walter's death in 1937, she returned to the US, but left behind a vibrant group of people who actively championed the cause of Steiner education. One of her friends and co-workers was Lute Drummond who as Secretary of the Anthroposophical Society introduced many people to Dr Steiner's work. One of these people was Sylvia Brose, then a young woman involved with the Castlecrag group. She was so inspired that the Anthroposophical Society supported her to go to Europe to train as a Steiner teacher, and on her return she established the first Steiner school in Australia at Pymble.
...When in 1994 the school was able to acquire the old Castlecrag Infants School for our own Kindergarten and early years, it was the realisation of Marion's original vision....
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Our story: Glenaeon, Castlecrag, Australia continued
1. Inside the new hall. 2. Christian Lillicrap directs the Glenaeon chamber choir. 3. Mr James Ftzpatrick, President of Castlecrag Progress Association 4. Hugo Lee and Will Hoffman, Year 11 students. 5. L-R Collegiate Chair Andrew Hill, Hon Peter Garrett, Minister for School Education, Mayor of Willoughby, Councillor Pat Reilly, and Ian Davis, Chair, Gleaeon School Council. 6. Class 2 welcome the Minister while Mary Heard, Campus Secretary, looks on.
hen a bequest of land was left to the Anthroposphical Society, they sold the land (believing it to be too far from the population centres of Sydney: how things change!) and bought our site at Middle Cove. The name of the property at Belrose was Glenaeon, so as was custom at the time, the name was transferred to the new property bought with the proceeds of the sale. The Kindergarten at Pymble was sold and Glenaeon Rudolf Steiner School was consolidated at 5a Glenroy Ave, Middle Cove. Such is Glenaeon's story. When in 1994 the school was able to acquire the old Castlecrag Infants School for our own Kindergarten and early years, it was the realisation of Marion's original vision. A school based on Dr Rudolf Steiner's educational
practice, providing an education for the whole child and founded on spiritual principles, was now in existence in her beloved Castlecrag. Since 1994 we have used the original buildings of the old school. Now for the first time, and courtesy the generous BER grant from the Commonwealth government, we have been able to put our own stamp on the property in the form of a purpose designed and built hall, library and classroom, and admin facilities. And in honour of Marion's founding vision and inspiration for both Glenaeon and Castlecrag, the new hall is named the Marion Mahony Griffin Hall.
Marion was a remarkable woman in her own right. She was just the second woman to graduate from M.I.T., and was the first woman to be registered as an architect in US history. She worked closely with Frank Lloyd Wright in his Chicago office, where in fact she met Walter. It is accepted by architectural authorities that she was responsible for significant elements of Walter's designs, and that much of Walter's provenance of work was in fact a joint effort between the two of them. Her outstanding drawings of the original plan of Canberra were important factors in their winning the competition. She was involved in the founding of our nation's capital, in founding the community of Castlecrag, and in the founding of Glenaeon school.
Marion's life combined the elements that still inspire Glenaeon: reverence for Nature, an artistic impulse, a commitment to beauty in design, a realisation of the classical ideals of Goodness, Beauty and Truth, an emphasis on balance of the whole human being, a commitment to community. The story of Marion Mahony Griffin brings the stories of Glenaeon, Castlecrag and indeed Australia together: it is one of which all members of our community can be proud.
...Since 1994 we have used the original buildings of the old school. Now for the first time, and courtesy the generous BER grant, …we have been able to put our own stamp on the property in the form of a purpose designed and built hall, library and classroom, and admin facilities…
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" ur Place: All O these different ways of understanding... A year or so ago the Good Weekend in the Sydney Morning Herald had as its guest in the regular Your Time Starts Now column someone called Adrian Keating. There is always one question which goes: Your earliest memory is… and Adrian's answer was "Playing in the bush at Glenaeon". What a pleasant surprise to find our school mentioned in the national press. I followed up and found that Adrian had been a student at Glenaeon in the 80's and is now a professional violinist.
was reminded of Adrian's note last week when teacher Catherine Pilko showed me some of the writings from her class about their current Main Lesson, Our Place: An introduction to the Geography of our local area. In this main lesson the children are introduced to the subject of Geography through a study of the school grounds, then extending out to look at the local area of Willoughby. Here is what student Julian Kopkas wrote describing his appreciation of the Glenaeon grounds… 'Our little school is an amazing place… birds humming in the trees, brush turkeys tapping at the classroom door, blue tongue lizards scuttling around the rocks and kookaburras laughing for no particular reason at all. But the really amazing thing about the school is the Bush… silent creeks, noisy waterfalls, damp grass, ticklish ferns and a clear blue sky. So it is the perfect place for a bushwalk…' The children learn their first mapping skills and Lindsay Sherrot,
Lindsay Sherrott and Wincki Chevalier, our long term bush regenerators and friends of the Middle Cove grounds.
our esteemed groundsman who knows literally every tree on the site, takes them on guided walks to introduce them to the secrets of the Glenaeon grounds. They see the three waterfalls that adorn our property, walk down to Scotts Creek as it curves through mangroves out to Middle Harbour, and follow the foreshore around to both Castle Cove and Castlecrag. There are many magnificent trees on the grounds, and some outstanding sandstone formations, including a number with indigenous significance. There are birds and animals that use the grounds as a corridor between adjacent bush areas. The finale of this intensive study of our site is an overnight camp on the oval where some parents join the class for the first step in the outdoor component of the Active Wilderness Program which runs through the whole school. As the students grow older we study the grounds in a more sophisticated way, and their appreciation deepens. Here is the comment from a Year 12 student
"Since I started at Glenaeon in Class 5, there have always been particular spots in the school grounds where I love to be. One of those spots is on the grass near the oval bridge… I thought of all the different ways I appreciated and understood this spot. When I was in primary school, the class took bushwalks through here to get to let us get to know the land a bit better, and to feel at home in the school's massive grounds. In early high school we were taken here for a Botany main lesson and were taught the names of the native plants and animals by Lindsay the school bush regenerator. Now in my final year, I was studying the biophysical interactions and hydrological processes of this dry sclerophyll scrub forest ecosystem for Geography. I sat there thinking about how the school had provided me with all of these different ways of understanding and appreciating the natural environment I was so lucky to be in every day. Doing this gave me the feeling of peace I needed to get through the next few hours…" So wrote Georgia Van Toorn in her Year 12 major project thesis in 2005, describing how she prepared to present a Forum to 150 people in the school hall on the topic of The Environment in Modern Western Thought. Her words speak for many students, teachers and parents about the special environment that is the Middle Cove grounds. Generations of students have revelled in the school's bushland setting, a place
for games, play and wondering at some of Nature's many messages. Adrian Keating's comment in the Good Weekend speaks for many former students, in whose reminiscences' "playing in the bush" almost always gets a mention as a highlight of their time at Glenaeon. But our bush cannot be taken for granted, for it was not always so pristine. Vast tracts of lantana choked the creeks, and all sorts of exotics were in competition with the natives. Over the past twenty years, Lindsay Sherrott with co-worker Winki Chevalier have cleared the intruders and brought the bush back to some semblance of its former state. Such bush is a unique place to spend childhood and adolescence, a piece of Australian nature that is a beautiful and healthy backdrop to school and learning. It is also a unique place to learn about. Over their years at Glenaeon, we provide a range of ways of learning about our grounds. Starting with play, then through exploring, and on to scientific awareness: as Georgia put it, "all of these different ways of understanding" this unique bushland setting for a school. And it all starts in this Class 4 Geography Main Lesson. An important background is of course the indigenous heritage, and learn how the Cameraygal people, the original owners, lived and connected with their land. We learn about the almost religious feeling the first owners had for their land, expressed through their creation
…'Our little school is an amazing place… birds humming in the trees, brush turkeys tapping at the classroom door, blue tongue lizards scuttling around the rocks and kookaburras laughing for no particular reason at all … stories, and try to build a sense of reverence in how we treat the bush. The children produce a book of drawings, maps and written reports about their experiences. The main lesson lays a foundation for a deeper connection with our grounds, one that builds respect and a sense of stewardship for this particular part of our native heritage. We hope that for the children, it will help make "our playground" into Our Place.
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The of one (teacher) Sometime each year we say a goodbye to a Class Teacher who has come through a cycle with his or her class, and it's always a moment to reflect on this most distinctive aspect of a Glenaeon education, and of Steiner education as a movement. r Steiner suggested that as we emerge from the sense of "oneness" of early childhood, we need a guide to take us into the diverse world that lies before us. Around the age of 7 and 8, as we step out of Kindergarten, the child has a real longing to look up to an authority, a guide, a mentor. Naturally this need can be with us as individuals at different times in life, but this moment at this particular age seems to be a general stage through which children pass. Many cultures take this step for granted in child development, and have arranged education accordingly. In many parts of Europe, Scandinavia in particular, children traditionally stayed with the one teacher for a significant period of their primary schooling. The master-apprentice relationship of the middle ages was also recognition of the need for this authority. The word "mentor" comes from Homer's The Odyssey of ancient Greece: the hero Odysseus places his son Telemachus in the care of his friend Mentor who guides the growing boy while his father is away on his adventures. This ancient origin gives an indication of the "mentor" qualities that we look for
in the Class Teacher: a relationship of care, guidance and support, over time. Dr Steiner describes the class teacher's relationship to the growing child as one of "loving authority" which suggests the two aspects of warmth and form: »» warmth : providing a warm, secure relationship of trust and support; »» form: someone the child can look up to and who provides a sense of direction and guidance. As the children grow and change, the relationship changes as well over the years. From the all-embracing, 3rd parent-like relationship of Class 1 and 2, the child moves to a secure sense of someone to respect, trust and look up to over a long period. And there are many other teachers: Craft, Languages and Eurythmy, then Sport, Library and Music teachers as well. There is no sense of all the eggs being in one basket, that the Class Teacher is the sole authority through the primary years: in fact we became a little alarmed earlier this year when we discovered that one class has 9 different teachers for the variety of subjects that we offer. Within this diversity the Class Teacher provides
a secure and continuing focus to the growing child, the "still centre of a turning world" to quote T.S. Eliot. This "still centre" gives great security. We would never claim to be the best teachers, let alone the best human beings: but we are there, for the child, as a continuing presence, to begin each morning's work, and to conclude each afternoon with a handshake and a farewell word. Most importantly we are there at the end of a school year, and the child knows we will be there at the beginning of the next year. At Glenaeon there is not the insecurity about "next year's" teacher. At a time in the child's life when that security is of paramount importance, we provide just the right amount of continuity while change is always coming. And change it does: around Class 6 the Class Teacher moves from being seen by the children as the allknowing authority to be more a "tour guide". Instead of instructions that start "Now what we are going to do is…", there is a move to "How about we look at …?" The once infallible authority becomes questioned: in the early years there is immense security for the child to have a sense that our teacher "knows stuff", and
maybe even everything. Now as we approach the teenage years in Class 6 there is more power in the child/young person questioning for himself or herself, and the teacher models a questioning, open attitude. Finally there comes closure to the relationship: in years 7 and 8 the Class Teacher steps back and subject teachers take charge of their individual disciplines: each subject in the high school is taught by a fully qualified specialist with a degree in his or her discipline. But the young person of 13 and 14 still needs a home base and the Class Teacher is there to be that bridge into the burgeoning independence of the adolescent world. Sometime in Year 8 there is a hand over: the Class Teacher passes over to Guardians who take on the pastoral care of the class from Year 9 up to Year 12. The Guardian may not teach the class at all, but they are there at the beginning and end of the day, and they are the main point of contact between parent and school. The "one" relationship of the Class Teacher and the child has metamorphosed into many relationships with teachers, each one now based on an authority as a subject specialist.
...the Class Teacher provides a secure and continuing focus to the growing child... At the end of Term 2 last year Sophie Forman said good bye to Class 8, a class she had guided so admirably since Class 1 in 2003. Her class community of students and parents gave her a beautiful farewell, celebrating the journey they had undertaken together. Sophie taught the class with a wonderful combination of depth, rigour and artistic richness: her work with the Main Lessons was particularly painstaking in developing imaginative perspectives that will provide inspirations for her students throughout their lives. Sophie took some well earned long service leave for the second half of 2010, and then met her new Class 1 on the first day of term 2011. The children said goodbye to their Kindergarten teachers, then walked through a tunnel of Class 2 children singing a welcome song before greeting Sophie, their new teacher, at the door of their new classroom. A new journey begins!
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West Side Story is one of the most enduring and popular of 20th century music theatre pieces. Challenging even for professionals, the show is a considerable challenge for a school to put on, and especially for a whole year group. But our Year 11 did it, with some help from Year 9, and did it magnificently.
est Side Story played to 2 packed houses in the Sylvia Brose Hall at the end of Term 1. There was universal acclaim for the level of singing, dancing and acting from the cast, and the production team of teachers and parents who worked so hard behind the scenes. Over the years Gleaneon has staged some memorable pieces of theatre, and the West Side Story of 2011 will live long in the memory.
The Jets Riff Tony Action A-rab Baby John Snowboy Big Deal
The Sharks Jeremy Engel Steffan Lazarevic Sam Shaw Angus Bratter Tom Sandberg Tiaan Mackenzie Joshua Pagni
Jets Girls Graziella Velma Anybodys Ensemble
Emily West Hannah Macgregor Cency van den Dool Kate Boag, Lily Penfold, Shanti Graham, Taylor Steele, Johanna Evans
Bernado Chino Pepe Indio Luis
Adults Alex Iping Jordan Taylor Joshua Porteous Tarran Webster Zoot Mallon
Scott Henderson Dylan Barclay Cody Sheridan Jake Heins
Sharks Girls Maria Anita Rosalia Consuela Francisca Ensemble
Doc Schrank Krupke Glad Hand
cott Henderson S and Liz Chan Musical Director Christian Lillicrap Choreography L iz Chan with advice from Jackie Rawlings and Betty Graham Directors
Taelor Hanley Tatum Kenna Faith Lewis Charlotte Lehman Claire Brown Chelsea Mayer, Cleo Spears, Daphne van den Dool, Pia Hofstetter
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Track and Field and Pool
Indian Main Lesson Class 5 brought their Ancient India Main Lesson to a festive finale last term in sumptuous fashion with an Indian feast in the classroom. Class Teacher Catherine Pilko led the children through Indian stories, songs and culture culminating in a gathering that all these elements of the ancient Indian experience to life. A bevy of parents cooked all morning, producing a magnificent feast that was enjoyed by all outside the classroom in Indian style. ď'Ł
Over the past year Glenaeon has built sporting connections with many other schools. In Term 1 we held our inaugural Swimming Carnival for Years 7 to 10 with Lorien-Novalis, Linuwel and Central Coast Steiner Schools. The day event at Lane Cove pool was a huge success with swim heroes emerging from the water to the acclaim of the crowd. At the start of Term 2 we held an Athletics carnival with the same schools, this time travelling to the central coast for the event. We are also part of ISD, a sporting association of independent schools in Sydney that holds 6 events per year to which we send teams: winners of events then move to representative events and then to state levels. ď'Ł
The Sylv ia Brose
Sculpture in the Garden Year 9 have been carving large limestone blocks as part of their Artisan program: the results have made an impressive addition to our new biodynamic garden at Middle Cove. Visual Arts teacher Nigel Hoffman has worked over the past semester with the students to produce sculptures inspired by natural organic forms in Nature. The forms make a striking complement to the rich and verdant life of the garden plants.
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where are they
1. Luke Fisher 2. Paul Beasly 3. Mia Westcott 4. Monique de Jong (Clark)
Luke Fischer
Tamlyn Henderson
Luke Fischer is back in Sydney at the moment: Luke was in our class of '96, before going to Sydney University where he gained First Class Honours in Philosophy. He went on to gain a Ph.D in philosophy, and after time in Germany was based in Philadelphia, USA where his wife taught at one of the Universities there. Luke is preparing his Ph.D for publication as a book, and is also a published poet. He is working on Post Doctoral Scholarship application, and has been involved in marking our Year 12 student's projects.
Tamlyn Henderson, also Class of 97, was in Edinburgh in 2010 with his show The Jinglists appearing in the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. After graduating from the West Australian Performing Arts Academy, Tam made a name for himself in a number of major shows. The Jinglists was his own creation, and in Edinburgh it was something of a Glenaeon show: Stage Manager was Charlotte Grien (Class of 07), Tech Manager was James Collins (Class of 97) and Front of House was Angie Grien (Class of 09).
Paul Beasly
Jonathon Notley
After completing an Advanced Science degree at University of NSW, Paul (Class of 97) went on work for the CSIRO in fibre optics, then to a US telecommunications company Mimix Broadband. Paul was based for a time in the Houston, Texas head office where he completed an MBA at the University of Texas. He is now in Denver, Colorado, married to Wendy and his step daughter attends the Denver Waldorf School.
Jonathon Notley (Class of 99) is getting to be widely know as the "Bliss" in highly successful hip-hop trio Bliss N Eso which he formed with fellow former Glenaeon student Max MacKinnon. The trio is now the biggest thing in Australian hip-hop, and last year were the first Australian hip-hop group to tour the USA. Quoting directly from Wikipedia: On August 8, 2010 Bliss N Eso's fourth studio album Running on Air debuted on the Australian ARIA charts at number one. It was the first album to knock Eminem off the top spot in 6 weeks and
received significant acclaim for this feat. Bliss N Eso also had 2 albums and 3 singles in the Urban charts during this week. The trio's previous album Flying Colours remains in the ARIA charts after 114 weeks.
Mia Westcott Mia was In our graduating Class of 2005) and after travelling and working for a gap year, started at Sydney University before transferring to Medicine at the University of Newcastle. She is now in her 4th year, having completed some exciting elective terms in remote area medicine in the far North West, and another in the Solomon Islands.
Monique De Jong (now Clark) Monique was one of our first students to undertake the Major Project option and spent a year learning and performing Clown Doctoring at Westmead hospital. Monique went on to study architecture at the University of Sydney, and worked in Canberra on the new National Portrait Gallery. Returning to Sydney she is now working for a midsized architectural firm in the CBD.
The Many Faces of Scott Henderson
Ruth Purves with students in the Middle Cove Biodynamic garden
1. Year 12 Formal 1994 2. Rockclimbing 1995 3. Peer Gynt 4. Antarctica 2001 5. 'Doc', West Side Story 2011
Teachers Ruth Purves uth Purves began as a Class Teacher at Glenaeon in 1990, and took two classes through the 8 year cycle. Her three sons also attended Glenaeon. After a time away in Bowral Ruth returned to the school in 2008 to work with the current Class 6 when they were in Classes 3 to 5. This year she has moved into a new role in the school, turning her passion for biodynamic gardening into a new educational path. Ruth was involved in the design and building of our new garden in early 2009, and over the past two years she has spent countless hours in nurturing this new and beautiful part of the Middle Cove campus. Adjacent to the Sylvia Brose Hall, the garden is based on Dr Rudolf Steiner's advanced organic method of agriculture, known as Biodynamics. The results have been profuse: the garden now produces vegetables, flowers and fruit in abundance. Classes 3 to 6 spend time each week in the garden learning about all aspects of horticulture, and are the proud guardians of their own garden beds.
Ruth networks with other schools, has hosted meetings of interested teachers from around the local area and has even won some first prizes from Rotary for her garden work. She also has established a Friends of the Garden group for any parents or friends who are interested in working with the garden. All are welcome!
Scott Henderson cott began as a Glenaeon parent (of Tamlyn and Troy from 1982 – 1997), and later Joined the staff in 1992, teaching Science (Biology in particular) and later Drama. He is now on his 4th Guardian class currently in Year 11: others were 93-96, 98-01, 03-06. He has also been very involved in the broader life of the school as a past member of College, School Council, and the former Executive Committee. Scott has a background as both a Science teachers, and as a professional actor. In this latter role he has contributed enormously to the life of theatre at Glenaeon. He greatly enjoyed co-directing Fiddler on the Roof, Peer Gynt, Tale of Two Cities and this year West Side Story as well as many smaller scale productions including The Physicists, The Sport of My Mad Mother and The Good Doctor.
A highlight of his time has been outdoor education – Scott pioneered the Year 10 crosscountry snow camp in 1994, and he also used to run a Biology camp on the South Coast. However he says the recent Year 11 camp to Central Australia was one of the most memorable of all his camps. Scott spent 4 months of sabbatical in 2001-02 doing a postgraduate certificate in Antarctic Studies at the University of Canterbury, Christchurch. The unforgettable centrepiece was 2 weeks in Antarctica, camping on the Ross Ice Shelf, and visiting Scott's huts. Scott attended the Steiner World Teachers' Conference at Dornach, Switzerland in 2008, an extraordinary gathering that really brought home to him the international strength and integrity of Steiner education. Looking back over his time at the school, Scott says he is very fortunate to have spent most of his working life at Glenaeon, surrounded by supportive and inspirational colleagues, as well as vibrant young people who constantly surprise, delight, challenge and don't let you grow old!
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Research Article
Interaction between serine phosphorylated IRS-1 and β1-integrin affects the stability of neuronal processes
Version of Record online: 25 JUN 2007
DOI: 10.1002/jnr.21400
Copyright © 2007 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
Journal of Neuroscience Research
Volume 85, Issue 11, pages 2360–2373, 15 August 2007
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Wang, J. Y., Gualco, E., Peruzzi, F., Sawaya, B. E., Passiatore, G., Marcinkiewicz, C., Staniszewska, I., Ferrante, P., Amini, S., Khalili, K. and Reiss, K. (2007), Interaction between serine phosphorylated IRS-1 and β1-integrin affects the stability of neuronal processes. J. Neurosci. Res., 85: 2360–2373. doi: 10.1002/jnr.21400
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- Issue online: 25 JUL 2007
- Version of Record online: 25 JUN 2007
- Manuscript Accepted: 7 APR 2007
- Manuscript Revised: 6 APR 2007
- Manuscript Received: 7 DEC 2006
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