Subject Classes

In Waldorf classrooms, subjects are not isolated islands but rather threads in a tapestry of learning, seamlessly merging academic disciplines with artistic endeavors, a cross-curricular approach which fosters a holistic understanding of the world and a profound appreciation for the true interconnectedness of knowledge.

Imagine a school where every student not only learns to play an instrument but also discovers the joy of learning a new langauge, singing, painting, woodworking, camping, drawing, acting, and creating with fiber arts. This holistic approach to education allows students to engage with their studies in a way that stimulates their senses, making the learning process not only educational but deeply invigorating.

By seamlessly integrating the academic and the aesthetic, Waldorf students form lasting connections with their subjects. In the Main Lesson, students delve into core academic disciplines, while subject classes such as Spanish, Music, Art/Woodworking, Fiber Arts, Library, Games/PE, and Eurythmy expand their horizons beyond the traditional classroom setting. Through these diverse experiences, students develop a profound understanding of the world around them, enriching their intellectual curiosity and fostering a lifelong love for learning.

At Waldorf, we understand that education is not just about preparing students for exams; it's about preparing them for life. Our unique approach ensures that each child's individuality is celebrated, and their innate creativity is cultivated. As parents, you can rest assured that your child will not only receive a robust academic foundation but will also develop a deep appreciation for the arts, creativity, and a holistic approach to learning that will serve them well throughout their lives.