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We are pleased to share that Polaris will be hosting a screening of the film Time to Play, by Kim Hunter, followed by a question-and-answer period afterwards. The film explores the importance of play in childhood and invites reflection on how modern childhood has changed. It examines themes surrounding free play, risk-taking, movement, creativity, and connection in healthy child development, while encouraging conversation about the role these experiences play in children’s wellbeing and learning. More information about Kim’s work and the film can be found on her website: Time to Play Childcare will be available during the event but spaces are limited so please register below. Donations are welcome and will go directly to Ms. Hunter. Families are asked to register online so that we have a sense of numbers attending and can plan accordingly for childcare needs. |
Past Events:
Parent and Educator Series: with Marg Beard and Kati Gabor
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I See You Clearly Now
Observation skills to see through the eyes of love Workshop for Parents and Educators March 8th, 9:30 AM to 1 PM Come and learn new skills to parent and educate children from within, by starting to gain access to your own inner wisdom and guidance. The times are calling for creative, unique responses to everyday challenges in raising the next generation by leading with a compassionate heart. What are the shifts we are called to make to raise ourselves to this new level of being for the sake of our children?
Observation exercises, artistic activity, movement and New Adult Learning processes will support our explorations during this half day workshop, which also serves as an introduction to the weeklong Summer Festival of Arts and Education program at the Rudolf Steiner College Canada https://rscc.ca/ More information or Questions: [email protected]
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This event is moderated by Marg Beard and Kati Gabor. They are proud presenters of a new RSCC Summer Festival offering "Who shall raise the children? The living art of parenting for the 21st century" during the week of July 21-25, 2025.
Marg Beard, who hails from Wingham, Ontario, is a Waldorf educator/mentor having been in the field for over 30 years. Her educator/mentoring journey started with the homeschooling, from birth to Grade 12, of her three now adult children. This later led to being, for many years, a mentor for RSCC (Toronto) Foundations Studies in Anthroposophy Distance program (Homeschooling and Early Years streams) as well as the part-time Teacher Education Program (Early Years), a co-founder and Director of RSCC’s Healing Education and Remedial Training (HEART) program, and now a facilitator of the New Adult Learning programs My Child Myself as well as My Home, Family and Community (www.newadultlearning.com). She is a Parenting and Life in the Home Coach through her private initiative KALLIAS, offering customized in-person and on-line programing/mentoring for individuals, couples and groups. She offers programs locally, provincially, nationally and internationally. She can be reached at [email protected]
Kati Gabor, New Adult Educator, FS Distance Mentor at RSCC, Parenting Consultant and Care Professional certified in Simplicity Parenting, Emotional Self-Regulation and Discipline and Guidance. She is a trained and experienced Waldorf teacher who has worked with parents, teachers and healing professionals for the past 20 years. Her focus on the inner work of the teacher led her to Michael Chekhov’s drama exercises which inspired her to complete the Art of Acting course at the Threefold Educational Center, NY. Kati facilitates the Connections and the My Child Myself programs of New Adult Learning (https://newadultlearning.com/) incorporating her observations and experiences about movement and gesture with a focus on embodiment practices, creative processes and destiny learning. For more information about her work please see: https://katigabor.com/
Marg Beard, who hails from Wingham, Ontario, is a Waldorf educator/mentor having been in the field for over 30 years. Her educator/mentoring journey started with the homeschooling, from birth to Grade 12, of her three now adult children. This later led to being, for many years, a mentor for RSCC (Toronto) Foundations Studies in Anthroposophy Distance program (Homeschooling and Early Years streams) as well as the part-time Teacher Education Program (Early Years), a co-founder and Director of RSCC’s Healing Education and Remedial Training (HEART) program, and now a facilitator of the New Adult Learning programs My Child Myself as well as My Home, Family and Community (www.newadultlearning.com). She is a Parenting and Life in the Home Coach through her private initiative KALLIAS, offering customized in-person and on-line programing/mentoring for individuals, couples and groups. She offers programs locally, provincially, nationally and internationally. She can be reached at [email protected]
Kati Gabor, New Adult Educator, FS Distance Mentor at RSCC, Parenting Consultant and Care Professional certified in Simplicity Parenting, Emotional Self-Regulation and Discipline and Guidance. She is a trained and experienced Waldorf teacher who has worked with parents, teachers and healing professionals for the past 20 years. Her focus on the inner work of the teacher led her to Michael Chekhov’s drama exercises which inspired her to complete the Art of Acting course at the Threefold Educational Center, NY. Kati facilitates the Connections and the My Child Myself programs of New Adult Learning (https://newadultlearning.com/) incorporating her observations and experiences about movement and gesture with a focus on embodiment practices, creative processes and destiny learning. For more information about her work please see: https://katigabor.com/
