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those schools (over 1000 world-wide) using Steiner’s indications for education; the first begun in September 1919 in Stuttgart, Germany, and called Waldorfschule. In New Zealand, there are eleven schools using Steiner’s indications and which may call themselves ‘Steiner schools’, ‘Waldorf schools’ or Steiner Waldorf schools.
Future Projects. We have many projects to consider including for example; an auditorium, a gymnasium, a 4th Kindergarten, a Food Technology kitchen, playing areas, an administration centre and the completion of the Upper School. YOUR GIFT will be a legacy, it will make a difference to all who pass through Raphael House, all who travel from the ...
Enrolment. The Kindergarten is licensed for up to 50 children. Our three classroom spaces - Pōhutukawa, Rimu and Kōwhai - are led by experienced teachers. Our operating hours are 8:45am-2:45pm, from late January until mid December. Tamariki attending the Kindergarten benefit from a seamless transition to Raphael House Rudolf Steiner School.
Our school adopts a ‘restorative’ approach to those events that occur in daily life which may require conflict resolution. Restorative practice both reflects and incorporates all aspects of Raphael House’s Special Character, our School Charter and the ethos of Steiner education as a healing process.
Steiner School Fair. To keep up to date, and for more information, please like and follow our Fair Facebook page. The School Fair is a major annual event hosted by the school community of Raphael House. Its purpose is to celebrate the school’s education and culture with the wider Wellington Community. Each year students, teachers and parents ...
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The Lower School- Classes 1-7 Children at Raphael House Rudolf Steiner School begin the school stage of their journey when they leave Kindergarten and join the Lower School. They meet their class teacher who may accompany them through the next seven years of their schooling – from age six or seven through to the beginning of adolescence.
