EduCativPosted November 19, 2020SharePosted November 19, 2020 Vistara Primary School was established in 1987. It is a non-profit, Independent School. Vistara is registered with the Board of Studies. Our school provides stimulating learning and play environment. The grounds are terraced and consist of a large shaded sandpit, quiet play/reading area, a paved area, a fenced handball court, a playing field, and an adventure playground. Vistara Primary School is located on seven acres of rolling countryside at Richmond Hill, 7km from Lismore. It encompasses newly planted remnant rainforest trees, established rainforest, native birds and animals, terraced herb gardens, flower, fruit, native bush food trees, and Koala habitat area. Our school buildings consist of air-conditioned classrooms. The Lower Primary classroom has two learning areas. The building has two verandahs; one is used for outdoor art and crafts; the other is used for free play, story time, construction building, and group activities. A covered walkway connects to the middle and upper primary tree-top classrooms. The building's design incorporates an octagon-shaped hall, and a get an OK room, pupil amenities, and a comfortable access bathroom. We endeavor to provide opportunities for individuals to identify, explore and develop their unique potential and confidence in the following ways academically, physically, emotionally, ethically, and spiritually within a co-operative, supportive, and caring learning environment. Vistara Primary School exists for children of all cultural, religious, and social backgrounds. Education Based On Ecology, the guiding philosophy of Ananda Margi® Schools is Neo Humanist Education and was founded by P.R. Sarkar (1921-1990). Neo Humanist Education is the philosophy of the innate oneness of all things. Studying the Web of Life helps us understand the interconnection between self, others, and the natural environment. Neo Humanist Education fosters respect for people from all cultures, religious and social backgrounds. Respect continues into the world of plants, animals, and the earth's ecosystem.View full schoolQuoteLink to commentShare on other sitesMore sharing options...
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