The Waldorf School
Abhaya, as the name suggests is about many of us who are free from fear. Fear about an increasingly questionable education system, fear about the choices we make in the interest of our Children. It is for all among us who understand that excellence has more to do with self-motivation than killer instinct; intelligence has more to do with the harmonious working of the hands, heart and head than learning by rote.
Abhaya was founded by a group of parents and teachers who had serious questions about the nature of education that is presently prevalent. The group found its inspiration in the Waldorf curriculum. The Waldorf Curriculum is a process of learning that places the growing child in the centre. Woven around insights given by Rudolf Steiner, the curriculum nurtures the natural developmental stages of th… Read more
Abhaya was founded by a group of parents and teachers who had serious questions about the nature of education that is presently prevalent. The group found its inspiration in the Waldorf curriculum. The Waldorf Curriculum is a process of learning that places the growing child in the centre. Woven around insights given by Rudolf Steiner, the curriculum nurtures the natural developmental stages of th… Read more
Abhaya, as the name suggests is about many of us who are free from fear. Fear about an increasingly questionable education system, fear about the choices we make in the interest of our Children. It is for all among us who understand that excellence has more to do with self-motivation than killer instinct; intelligence has more to do with the harmonious working of the hands, heart and head than lea… Read more
Abhaya, as the name suggests is about many of us who are free from fear. Fear about an increasingly questionable education system, fear about the choices we make in the interest of our Children. It is for all among us who understand that excellence has more to do with self-motivation than killer instinct; intelligence has more to do with the harmonious working of the hands, heart and head than lea… Read more
Abhaya, as the name suggests is about many of us who are free from fear. Fear about an increasingly questionable education system, fear about the choices we make in the interest of our Children. It is for all among us who understand that excellence has more to do with self-motivation than killer instinct; intelligence has more to do with the harmonious working of the hands, heart and head than learning by rote.
