'His light was so bright' - Irish man's body brought to grandad's pub after sudden death
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27 Mar 2026
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27 Mar 2026
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The workshop reflects the types of engaging, hands-on activities promoted at the school, where creativity, ingenuity and environmental awareness are an important part of learning.
This is a return visit to Thomastown Scouts for MaryBeth, who crafted with the group last autumn, making lanterns at the Thomastown Bio-Diversity Garden.
The Kilkenny Steiner School, based in Ballytobin near Callan, offers a unique educational experience to children between the ages of four and 12.
Steiner-Waldorf schools have been in existence for over 100 years, and there are over 1,400 such schools globally. Alongside classroom learning, children spend time outdoors: exploring the forest and enjoying unstructured, imaginative play that supports healthy social and emotional development.
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