One nice thing about the school is that classes can go for a walk up the hill where they are in the context of the Fellowship Community. Here there are sheep, chickens and gardening all year round as well as old people. Often the children would come and do little singing performances, little puppet shows, recorder music performances or just walk through and say hello. It was beautiful with all these little children sitting like flowers around and amongst these old people that were dying. The older children often performed musically in quartets and quintets.
Music starts at first and second grade with playing recorders and violins.
The Fellowship Community also has 7 or 8 handicapped adults working in it. Some of these people live there and some come from families who live in the broader community. They walk to work every day and are integrated into the work. The children who came up to work with us also worked with them, as well as working with the older people. I would eat breakfast with the children in the community and then they would go off to school.