Kimberton Waldorf School

Have you checked out the KWS blog recently? https://www.kimberton.org/developing-anti-racist-education/

What says spring more than blue skies, green grass, and the releasing of the cows to pasture? A time honored tradition with KWS and Seven Stars Farm that is enjoyed by all.

Despite multiple delays due to a pandemic, snow, and other severe weather, our students made sure their message was heard. Diversity in Action - Phoenixville

Watch our garden program grow!

I go to nature every day for inspiration in the day’s work. Frank Lloyd Wright Our kindergarteners are inspired every day!... Learn more about our Kindergarten and Early Childhood Programs here: https://www.kimberton.org/curriculum/early-childhood-2/

Did you know pleasant nature sounds can help lower blood pressure, improve cognitive performance and even reduce pain? And our students get to listen to them every day! Find out more here: https://www.smithsonianmag.com//why-listening-sounds-nat/

April showers putting thoughts of gardening on your mind? Learn more about the benefits of farming and gardening for all ages on our blog., https://www.kimberton.org/learning-gardening-and-farming/

Summer Camp 2021! Kimberton Waldorf School's nature based camp returns this summer from July 5th - August 13th. Monday - Friday 8am - 4pm. Let your child enjoy the simple pleasures of childhood with creek exploration, woodland adventures, farm animals and more nature experiences. Limited spaces are available rising K thru rising 6th. For more information, please contact [email protected]

An open air art show last Friday was the perfect way to start Spring Break.

Spring means many opportunities to use the school garden as an outdoor classroom. Teacher Celia Martin shows the 6th grade how the old growth of the raspberry plant must be pruned in order for the plant to produce new growth to bear fruits. Nature teaches us so much not just about the physical world but the spiritual one as well. Learn more about our gardening program here: -https://www.kimberton.org/curriculum/gardening/

At KWS, history is more than just dates and events. It's about connections to our past and our part in the future. Today high school students will create a deeper connection to world history as they meet with Holocaust survivor, Daniel Goldsmith via Zoom. As part of the Witness to History Project from the Holocaust Awareness Museum and Education Center, our students will hear Mr. Goldsmith's personal account, ask questions, and become lifelong educators to others about the Holocaust. Learn more about the program here: https://hamec.org/programs/witness-to-history/

With over 400 acres to use as an outdoor classroom, biology labs like this one for 6th grade, become immersive learning experiences.

We could not have said it better ourselves. We stand against hate.