On the one hand, it is conventional wisdom: panta rhei. Everything flows, everything is in motion. On the other hand, we are always amazed when change occurs, when something is no longer as it used to
Online Presentation of the Practical and Inner Aspects of Becoming a Waldorf Teacher
Interested in becoming a trained Waldorf teacher or know someone who is curious about Waldorf education? Then this online event on November 3rd is for you.
Balancing Outer Awareness and Inner Resilience: The Link Between First-Grade Readiness and Pubertal Well-Being with Adam Blanning, M.D. on November 17th, 2025.
The Seniors of the Little Yarra Steiner School in Victoria, Australia, a group of talented senior school musicians, toured Germany with their instruments.
During her time as daycare provider in England, our author learned more about Waldorf education at a training course and was fascinated—especially by the consistency she perceived between it and her I
When Waldorf education is imbued with esoteric and spiritual connotations, this goes hand in hand with an overemphasis on the theosophical phase in Rudolf Steiner's life's work. Our author explains wh
How can I correct my mistakes and learn from them? It starts with admitting to myself that I make mistakes. That's not always easy, but it's always helpful: as a child, it was a prerequisite for learn
The Anlaufstelle für Rassismus, Diskriminierung und Extremismus des Bundes der Freien Waldorfschulen (the contact point for racism, discrimination, and extremism of the Federation of Independent Waldo
As is often the case with abstract concepts, there is no single definition. For me, democracy means, among other things, voting according to the majority principle only after a long process of debate.
Sunbridge’s Waldorf High School Teacher Education (WHSTE) program invites high school teachers seeking professional development or those interested in “sampling” classes from our low-residency program
Building Reciprocal Relationships With Our Indigenous Communities
A 3-part online workshop series for teachers and administrators to gain new perspectives, strategies, and frameworks for creating reciprocal classroom and school relationships with their local indigen