In line with tradition, the first Sunday after term ends is a get together with family and friends, to meet and to enjoy good company. The middle school group tutored by Don Rowe and the Part 1 2023 group tutored by Debbie Pillay met on Sunday 2nd April at St Clements restaurant in Musgrave Road […]
Why should I join The School of Practical Philosophy? By Debbie Pillay, Tutor This is a question many may ask, especially since so much information (including the timeless wisdom of ancient and modern sages) is literally in the palms of our hands. Seekers -of -Truth can be engrossed for hours watching YouTube videos of Sadhguru, […]
Several of the students who meet on Saturday mornings to study during the school term. Seen here having a social morning at the Beach Cafe, Pennington.
Geraldine Watkins Reflection of my Nature Walk. An invitation was sent out to our Philosophy Class by our tutor /philosopher Roland. I extended the invitation to my husband Dennis and my daughter Shannon (the one of the rock) . We did not know anyone in the group, we were greeted warmly by Liz, Jim and […]
By Gordon Adams Scientist (BSc and ARIC); Philosopher (Life-long Student) The traditional Renaissance was said to be between 1450 and 1550. It started in Florence and initially was a wave of change felt only in that area. It was to spread rapidly, first into other parts of Italy and then onwards into Europe. The truly […]
