School News
Gilgamesh on i-Pads? More Needed!
i-Pads Needed for Illustration Degree Project Liam Callebout (former RWS student) is currently working towards his final degree project for his Illustration Degree at Arts University Bournemouth and his idea is to recreate the first ever written story found on...
Safeguarding Update – Feb 2019
Safe-Guarding Update - Feb 2019 Dear Parents, These days we need to be parents and educators in the online world as well as the real world. The internet can be a good tool that can help children learn, understand, and...
Spring Conference
Spring Conference at RWS Saturday 9th February 2019 Parents and professionals were invited to a day of talks and workshops to understand the Waldorf ‘Love to Learn’ curriculum and how to foster creativity and resilience in children. Please view the...
Candlemas 2019
Candlemas - 40 Days After Christmas Candlemas falls on 2nd February, exactly forty days after Christmas Day on the Christian calendar. This festival has different names and meanings to people all around the world. In pre-Christian times, it was celebrated as a...
Gallery: Africa in Class 8
[foogallery id="6932"] Class 8’s Main Lesson on Africa Of the many varied subjects taught in a Steiner-Waldorf school, geography occupies a unique position in the curriculum. In Class 8 Geography morning lesson we are currently focusing on Africa. Place We are...
Remembering Greta Crum
Photo showing (left - right) Christine, Dennis & Greta in 2014 Greta Weekes (Crum) Teacher at RWS from 1976 - 1984 We were very sad to hear of the sudden death of Greta Weekes, on Thursday 17th January, in her...
OSN#15 Family Koester
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Creative Writing in Class 8 – A story by Joseph
'An Innocent Wish' by Joseph Jawad Part of Class 8's Creative Writing Main Lesson block The front door clicked shut. “ You know what you want, right!” “ Of course mommy” . Lucy and her six-year-old son called Eddie were...
