Our
Vision

As an independent school, we rely on tuition fees to cover the costs associated with operating our school.  As an independent school, we are not eligible for funding from the Department of Education and so our main source of income is our school fees and any charitable donations we can attract. Our most significant cost is teaching salaries where we need to continually invest in new recruitment and training to drive ongoing curriculum development. Our remaining funds are spent on maintaining our beautiful campus and providing resources for our pupils to grow and develop.

Our vision for the school is clearly set out in our exciting plans; Strategy 2025 and significant progress has been made since its launch in late 2020. To support its ambition, we have identified and laid the foundations of a variety of projects that now require significant financial resources. We are continuing to apply for grant funding and are confident that some of our proposed developments will be met by funders. But we are realistic and know that we must nurture additional support from corporate sponsors and encourage individual donations from those who are curious and may consider supporting us on our journey.  We thank all our families, friends, and supporters to date for their ongoing support of the school.  Together we can ensure the financial sustainability of the school, improved facilities and a top-level education for our children.

 
 
“Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much”
— Helen Keller
 

Projects to enhance our offer

In partnership with businesses, through sponsorship, grant aid, donations and fundraisers, we have set an ambitious target to raise £350,000 in capital to carry out a number of ambitious and exciting projects over the next 3 years.

 

Waldorf education should not be a privilege for only those who can afford to pay for it

Increasing the school’s footprint to allow for anticipated growth

We are lucky to have a beautiful campus that is integral to our child-centered curriculum which sees the children immersed in the natural environment. learning how to make use of and care for it.

Creativity is a key deliverable of the Waldorf curriculum, we have an ambition to provide every child with a musical instrument and musical tution.

A key objective is to equip our older students to be confident and competent in the use of the latest technologies in order to allow them to take their place in the world beyond school.