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Waldorf education is a dynamic, expansive approach to education
It is a preparation for the whole of life, which cannot necessarily be duplicated in a traditional school setting.
Stellenbosch Waldorf School is an independent school for children from three years of age in Playgroup, moving into Kindergarten and through Primary education, up into High School. Students experience this full and dynamic Waldorf journey through to Class 12. The Matric year sees students writing their National Senior Certificate Exams (NSC), in the thirteenth year, as their school leaving certificate.
Located in a beautiful part of South Africa, situated between the vineyards, the mountains and enlivened by the sea breeze from the Indian Ocean in False Bay, the school community is enriched by this unforgettable environment.
AN EDUCATION FOR LIFE
It is here in this setting that children come together from diverse communities, and are accompanied on a process of learning, dedicated to the individual growth of each child, into competent, confident young adults, with a strong sense of social and environmental responsibility.
2018 Term dates
Term 1
Tues 23rd Jan – Fri 23rd Mar
Term 2
Tues 10th Apr – Fri 22rd Jun
Term 3
Tues 17th Jul – Fri 21st Sep
Term 4
Tue 9th Oct – Fri 7th Dec
Mon 30th Apr – School Closed | Fri 10th Aug – School Closed
Latest News
Job Offer: Kindergarten Assistant wanted
Stellenbosch Waldorf School invites applications for the position of KINDERGARTEN ASSISTANT This position is available in our Waldorf School situated in the beautiful Cape Winelands COMMENCING 10th MAY 2018 Waldorf training, Waldorf teaching experience as [...]
Saturday 21 April is Harvest Market at our school!
The celebration of the changing of seasons brings with it the opportunity to connect, not only to our children, but also with the very important rhythms of nature. During the Harvest Festival, the produce of [...]
Easter Festival
What does Easter mean? Like most festivals Easter has its origins in pre-Christian times. Our ancestors believed that the sun died in Winter and was born anew in Spring. Winter was a time of hardship [...]