Dear Parents,
The goal of the Stewards of the Environment camp was to bring together children & junior youth and to keep them together by then beginning ongoing classes & groups in Acadia Park. After a successful Eco camp, children’s classes and the community-building process will continue, with your help!
Starting this Friday, there will be Children’s Classes meeting weekly in Acadia* (with lessons, stories, art and games). There is no fee for the classes; they are a community-based initiative.
You are invited to the Commonsblock this Friday (3rd of September) to learn more about the classes & ongoing activities in Acadia. There will be an information session for the parents, and a program beginning for children (ages 5-10) & junior youth (ages 11-14).
Please feel free to invite friends and neighbours, all programs are open, free of charge, and the more people involved, the better! For this week’s meeting, the details are:
Time: 4:30 - 6:30 pm, Friday September 3, 2010
Place: Acadia Commonsblock, Fireside Lounge
Should a day be better for you besides Fridays for ongoing classes, please let me know.
Looking forward to seeing you soon, and to remaining in touch!
Anisa Newman-Azar,
on behalf of the Acadia Park Children’s Class Committee
* Emphasis on moral and spiritual education, with a focus on developing a sense of world citizenship and a lifelong commitment to serve humanity. Bahá'í communities sponsor moral education classes for children and youth of all backgrounds. The classes seek to develop essential virtues such as the knowledge of God, trustworthiness, honesty, and justice. They aim to build a strong moral framework that will assist children to achieve excellence in material, intellectual, and spiritual aspects of life.
For more information about the Baha'i children's class, please click here and here
