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Welcome to the Toronto Waldorf School!
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Welcome to the Toronto Waldorf School!A bird's-eye view of the Toronto Waldorf School 23-acre campus. Fall splendour on the TWS campus. Our school building is a unique specially designed polygonal structure.Many students have passed through the entrance doors for more than 40 years. The foyer; a meeting place at TWS. The bulletin board in the foyer displays student work and thematic murals representing the seasons. A nature corner in an Early Childhood classroom: elements of the outdoors brought inside. Our Parent & Tot program (for age 1.5-3 yrs) provides an opportunity for children to play together when they are ready. A Kingergarten class engages in a movement game together. The Kindgergarten garden, a fully enclosed area, provides endless hours of outdoor creativity and movement in all weather. Play stands, cloths and toys from natural materials come alive with the child's imagination. A hot organic lunch is served to Nursery & Kindergarten students attending TWS for the full day.A gathering of children enjoying the texture and possibilities of sand and water. A Lower School classroom: each child brings a plant to school to care for each day.A teacher's blackboard drawing for a Main Lesson on Greek Mythology. A Grade 1 class working with their teacher. Our EcoWerks organic water treatment plant doubles as a greenhouse for gardening classes. A Grade 6 class playing recorders in music class. The mud playhouse in the forest, another Grade 3 building project. A Grade 6 Roman History lesson comes alive as students enact a battle. A Grade 5 class proudly displays their colourful hand-knit socks, the fruits of their own labour. Grade 1 students enjoy an outdoor lesson.A Grade 1 water colour painting lesson. Handwork provides many skill building opportunities while creating something beautiful.A Lower School class sketches plants as part of their science lesson.A Sukkot hut built by a Grade 3 class as part of their study of dwellings. Lower School students refine their craft in the woodwork room. Grade 12 students and their teacher discuss an image during the History Through Architecture Main Lesson.Grade 11 students designing the yearbook as part of Business Studies in the computer lab. In the biology lab, a class discusses the anatomy and physiology of breathing. A High School drumming class performs at the \"On the Wings of the Arts\" evening. Students conduct an experiment in the chemistry lab. A Grade 10 class builds steps with carved stone in the vegetable garden as part of geography lesson. High School girls playing in a volleyball tournament in the TWS main gym. Large sports fields adjacent to the forest, behind the school buildings.Grade 11 students make archery bows. A Grade 8 class prepares for their play, A Midsummer Night's Dream, in the Forum. High School students performing circus arts for Lower School students in the main gym. High School students in stage combat training in the lower gym. Grade 12 students recreate famous works of art in the art room. Preparing to work in the organic farm in the rear campus.
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by phone 905.881.1611 ext. 314

 


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