St. Paul’s Steiner School is an independent, non-selective and non-denominational school for children aged 3 – 14 years old.
Housed in a beautiful 18th century church in central London, St. Paul’s is a Steiner-Waldorf School. We provide an education that supports the development of well-rounded human beings who are resourceful, creative, responsible and curious; ready to meet the challenges of the 21st century with the problem-solving skills required for a sustainable future.
You can now download the newest Friday Flier, for 27th January, using this link: Friday Flier 27th Jan 2012
Steiner schools (or Waldorf schools, as they are known in the U.S.) have been in the American media this week, with the story that Silicon Valley technology and computer executives are sending their children to Steiner School. Here are some links to the stories:
The New York Times ’A Silicon Valley School That Doesn’t Compute’
NBC Nightly News ‘The Waldorf Way: Silicon Valley school eschews technology’
Following months of hard work by the very diligent Ted Finn, we have received an offer from English Heritage for nearly £28k towards works to the roofs and stonework of the Vestries.
The estimated cost of this work is £38k so we have achieved a 75% grant which is more than we ever hoped for.
Many thanks to the various people concerned especially Clive and Christopher of the Premises Mandate Group for input and advice, Jane and Angelita for Admin support, trustees Jim Sharp and John Hadden for relevant letters and of course an ENORMOUS thanks to Ted who made it all happen!
