STORIES & SNIPPETS

Why Nature Belongs in the Classroom
Why Nature Belongs in the Classroom

Why Nature Belongs In The Classroom  Learning doesn’t begin with textbooks or tablets — it begins in the garden, under the trees, and  within the rhythm of the seasons. ​...

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Receive the Children in Reverence
Receive the Children in Reverence

“Receive the children in reverence; educate them in love; and send them forth in freedom.” — Rudolf Steiner Every parent knows that choosing a school isn’t only about academics, it’s about finding a place where your child will be truly seen.Rudolf Steiner’s words...

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Learn to Change the World – Part 2
Learn to Change the World – Part 2

Part 2 of “Learn to Change the World” – the Waldorf 100 film – takes us deeper into an education that nurtures the whole child. It shows how Waldorf schools across the globe are building resilience, empathy and courage in young people. From Jewish and Arab children...

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Learn to Change the World – Part 1
Learn to Change the World – Part 1

Wondering what Waldorf education is really about? If you’re curious about how Waldorf schools approach learning, this short film is a wonderful place to begin. “Learn to Change the World” asks the big questions every parent holds close: - What does my child need to...

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Soft Skills for a Hard Life
Soft Skills for a Hard Life

“Maybe the journey isn’t so much about becoming anything. Maybe it’s about un-becoming everything that isn’t really you, so you can be who you were meant to be inthe first place.”– Paul Coelho – Being a specialised teacher in a high-performing school environment, I...

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6 Waldorf-Inspired Principles Every Family Can Embrace
6 Waldorf-Inspired Principles Every Family Can Embrace

Parenting today can often feel like a race - rushing from one milestone to the next, keeping up with schedules, screens, and expectations. An article on Parents.com, “6 Waldorf-Inspired Principles Every Family Should Adopt”, offers a refreshing perspective drawn from...

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