By the time children are 9 years old, they often reading and writing at the same level or better than children who may have started earlier.Children start formal literacy and numeracy when they are 6 years old (as is the norm in Scandinavia and most European countries).At Greenwich Steiner School, all children learn French and German from age 6 years old and a stringed-instrument from age 8 years old.This is how we can confidently say we offer an education for head, heart and hands. The Steiner Waldorf Curriculum is diverse and broad-based, with a strong element of experiential learning.

We include all the subjects of the National Curriculum, plus additional subjects such as Handwork and Eurythmy.

This way we offer children a model of education that inspires a love of learning for life.

Our commitment is to engage children in their learning in a way that is both enjoyable and meaningful, without compromising on academic success.

The Steiner Waldorf Curriculum is age-appropriate as we look at the individual needs of your growing child, according to key stages of child development.

We are sure you will agree by now that our approach is absolutely child-centred.

What makes the Steiner Waldorf Curriculum so unique?

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