Wood, metal and stone not only require different tools but also quite different skills and states of mind. Humans and trees are connected through the... [more]

For those unfamiliar with Waldorf education, it possesses some strange features and handwork lessons are considered by some to be among them. Even... [more]

Generally speaking, art is not compatible with industrial reproduction in the art lessons of the Waldorf school. The question is whether technically... [more]

Art appreciation as a field of experience in upper school work. [more]

High-flyers, nerds, misfits ... the list of names which highly gifted children are called is a long one. In early childhood they can easily be... [more]

Interview with the development mentor Michael Harslem. [more]

Julia Lichte is a body therapist using depth psychology (HAKOMI®) and trauma therapist in Lübeck. She has many years of experience accompanying... [more]

As the Waldorf schools have taken the hurdle of the first hundred years, the time has maybe come to think about some things that could change. The... [more]

Due to the corona crisis shutdown,  Eurythmy4you  has been offering free online webinars with eurythmy since 23 March 2020 to strengthen body... [more]

From all participants of the First Asian Waldorf Youths Conference at Panyotai Waldorf School, Bangkok, Thailand. [more]

Special issue about the future of Waldorf education. Translated for our english readers. [more]

Many Steiner schools in England have come in for serious criticism of their practices in recent inspections by the schools inspectorate Ofsted.... [more]

The University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences in Tehran organized a congress from 19 to 21 June 2018 with many contributions from... [more]

Waldorf Education is very popular in India – applications to the seven schools and more than 25 kindergartens are constantly increasing. No wonder.  [more]

The teacher training center in São Paolo has been around for 40 years. Many Brazilian Waldorf teachers are trained here (sometimes also teachers from... [more]

The first Waldorf school was founded in 1923 in The Hague. Amsterdam and Zeist followed in 1933. In the 1970s there was a strong growth in the number... [more]