Steiner Education Australia is a proud member of the International Forum for Steiner/Waldorf Education.
They have recently updated their website and it provides links to the international Waldorf Resources website, essential characteristics of Waldorf education, the World Waldorf list and up to date information and news from around the world.
Go there →This page is created by the Pedagogical Section at the Goetheanum on behalf of the International Forum for Steiner/Waldorf Education. We are dedicated to supporting Steiner Waldorf Teachers worldwide by providing the best possible resources and articles.
Children and teenagers are the reason why there are nurseries, playgroups, kindergartens and schools in the world. The young generation is the true principal for all those who care for our children’s wellbeing. With this website we want to support all those who are connected to this task.
In the categories Foundation, Early Childhood, Teaching Practice, Self Development and School Management you will find collections of articles focusing on various aspects of preparation. How can a school lesson or a sequence of activities for the kindergarten be prepared? What is important for very young children? How may a parents’ evening be planned and what are the preconditions for cooperative school management?
This website focuses on the conditions needed to plan and implement learning opportunities in schools, kindergartens and wherever children and teenagers are being cared for. We also address questions connected to personal and professional self development.
The Forums enable, support and encourage the worldwide exchange of ideas and concerns among teachers.
A list of international conferences, adult education courses and more is available in the category Events. Please do not hesitate to contact us with information about any other event you would like to publish here.
Dear practicing teachers and educators at Waldorf Steiner Schools worldwide: Your cooperation is invaluable to keep this site alive and stimulating.
Please contact the editor with your suggestions, ideas and contributions: info(at)waldorf-resources.org
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The SWSF is a membership organisation for all the Steiner schools and independent Steiner Early Years settings in the UK and Ireland.
Go there →The Federation of Rudolf Steiner Waldorf Schools in New Zealand is a registered incorporated society which represents member schools, early childhood and adult education centres who work out of the pedagogical indications developed by Austrian Philosopher and Scientist, Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925).
Go there →The European Council for Steiner Waldorf Education (ECSWE) comprises 22 national Waldorf Associations, representing 630 schools in Europe. There are around 900 schools in 60 countries worldwide and more than 1600 kindergartens.
Go there →Why Waldorf Works is a comprehensive site about Waldorf Education sponsored by the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA).
Go there →The journal RoSE: Research on Steiner Education is an on-line, bilingual (English and German) peer-reviewed academic journal with the purpose of serving the theoretical and practical development of Steiner Waldorf education in ways that are relevant to our contemporary globalising world.
Go there →So far sixteen countries have founded coordinating/executive councils or “Initiative groups” for Pedagogical Section work. In most countries, a requirement of being a member of such Initiative Groups is that one is already a member of the School of Spiritual Science. The aims of such groups may include the encouragement of Spiritual Scientific research, organising conferences, study groups, publishing research etc.
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Go there →Metavision Institute in Bowral offers courses in holistic counselling and psychotherapy.
Go there →LeadTogether is an online professional network of individuals in positions of leadership in schools and training centers inspired by Waldorf Education — individuals who care about growing, nurturing and guiding children, families and schools, and are open to sharing ideas, successes, questions and resources with their colleagues.
Go there →Friends of Waldorf Education support Waldorf schools and kindergartens, anthroposophy-based institutions for handicapped people and other initiatives for education and social work.
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