The Steiner School

The Steiner School at Middle Wood Trust A wooden Methodist church hall in the Marsh Area of Lancaster has been bought to convert to a school and also house the Kindergarten. The School is now well established. The Rural Classroom at Middlewood Trust will continue to be used for lesson blocks but may also be available for other schools who wish to use it.
For more details and admissions contact:
The Administrator
Lancaster Steiner School
Lune Road, Lancaster, LA1 5QU
Tel 01524 841351
E.mail www.lancastersteinerschool@yahoo.co.uk
"Our highest endeavour must be to develop free human beings who are able to impart purpose and direction to their lives". [ Rudolf Steiner ]

What Is The Steiner School?
This is an exciting project run with an input from parents and the two teachers, Bambi (Mark Bamford) and Nicki Snell. The school makes good use of the beautiful surroundings and integrates with nature through out the curriculum with stream dam building, natural art, coppice craft skills and gardening. The long term aim is to have a main school in lancaster integrating with the Rainbow Toddlers, Cherrytrees Kindergarten. The rural classroom will still be used by classes for blocks of time for nature study and other activities.

[ Kindergarten Spinning Wheel ]

In a rapidly changing world where moral, social and economic stability cannot be taken for granted. It is essential that children learn to become resourceful, creatively active, and able to respond imaginatively to life's challenges. As is now being recognised by educational experts, too much specialisation, too early, in the pure academic skills can lead to rigid thinking, an impoverished social life, and a lack of both confidence and sense of purpose in life.
[ Stick Throwing ]

Through a wide ranging curriculum, Steiner schools offer a healthy balance of practical, social, artisic and academic activities. The emphasis changes with the child's age and natural and individual needs. A unique feature of a Steiner School is that a teacher will remain with the same pupils from the first class through to the eighth. This builds up a relationship of confidence, security and trust. Throughout the year there are also specialist teachers adding their professional skills, such as music, handwork or languages.
[ Classroom ]

If we want our children to be confident as adults and be able to make their own choices, then we must provide them with the appropriate education.
NEW STEINER SCHOOL IN LANCASTER
A wooden Methodist church hall in the Marsh Area of Lancaster has been bought to convert to a school and also house the Kindergarten. The School hopes to move most of its lessons to the new building in September. The Rural Classroom at Middle Wood will continue to be used for lesson blocks but may also be available for other schools who wish to use it.

Lancaster Steiner School web page http://www.lancastersteiner.org.uk
For other Steiner Schools see http://www.steinerwaldorf.org.uk/schools.htm

What Is The Steiner School? This is an exciting project run with an input from parents and the two teachers, Bambi (Mark Bamford) and Nicki Snell. The school makes good use of the beautiful surroundings and integrates with nature through out the curriculum with stream dam building, natural art, coppice craft skills and gardening. The long term aim is to have a main school in lancaster integrating with the Rainbow Toddlers, Cherrytrees Kindergarten. The rural classroom will still be used by classes for blocks of time for nature study and other activities.	[ Kindergarten Spinning Wheel ]
In a rapidly changing world where moral, social and economic stability cannot be taken for granted. It is essential that children learn to become resourceful, creatively active, and able to respond imaginatively to life's challenges. As is now being recognised by educational experts, too much specialisation, too early, in the pure academic skills can lead to rigid thinking, an impoverished social life, and a lack of both confidence and sense of purpose in life.	[ Stick Throwing ]
Through a wide ranging curriculum, Steiner schools offer a healthy balance of practical, social, artisic and academic activities. The emphasis changes with the child's age and natural and individual needs. A unique feature of a Steiner School is that a teacher will remain with the same pupils from the first class through to the eighth. This builds up a relationship of confidence, security and trust. Throughout the year there are also specialist teachers adding their professional skills, such as music, handwork or languages.	[ Classroom ]
If we want our children to be confident as adults and be able to make their own choices, then we must provide them with the appropriate education. NEW STEINER SCHOOL IN LANCASTER A wooden Methodist church hall in the Marsh Area of Lancaster has been bought to convert to a school and also house the Kindergarten. The School hopes to move most of its lessons to the new building in September. The Rural Classroom at Middle Wood will continue to be used for lesson blocks but may also be available for other schools who wish to use it. Lancaster Steiner School web page http://www.lancastersteiner.org.uk For other Steiner Schools see http://www.steinerwaldorf.org.uk/schools.htm