We welcome prospective parents/guardians to book an appointment for a school tour and an explanation about the Waldorf curriculum on the campus of their choice. This involves an in depth discussion of the curriculum and deeper understanding of what the school offers with the respective class teacher or school administrator.
Come visit any of our campuses and get to interact with our team
Complete the application forms and pay the application fee
An observation period is then scheduled in the respective class according to the child's age
The Kindergarten section has three set of classes as below;
Within their last year of the Kindergarten class, students become part of the transition class.. The Reception Group are given more challenging and directed activities with a focus on the development of all the pre-learning skills required to enter Primary School with additional support from the teacher. Students join the Reception Group when they are in their last school year prior to moving onto Primary School at the age of 6 years.
Admission from Kindergarten to Primary School follows a detailed assessment of the child. Any child turning six years of age on or prior to the 30th of November of the given year will be automatically assessed for Class One readiness during Term II of the current school year. Children are not only assessed on their academic performance, but their social and emotional development as well – informing a holistic assessment of the child’s readiness for Class One.
Upon successful assessment, the child will then be admitted to Class One in September of that given year. Any child turning six years of age after the 30th of November of a given year will not be assessed for Class One readiness but will remain in Kindergarten class for one more year.
Children coming into the Waldorf Primary School from a different Kindergarten school will go through the same assessment process.
Students applying for admission from Class 2 to Class 8 will undergo the standard admission process, which includes:
Students applying for High School (Class 9 to 12) will follow the same observation process as younger students but will also need to submit:
The school will review the student's academic background, class performance, and adaptability to the Waldorf curriculum before confirming admission and grade placement.
The balance between academics and non - academic activities is one of the things I value most as it allows my children to enjoy their childhood