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Welcome to The Brighton Waldorf School, a nurturing educational community located on Roedean Road, Brighton. Dedicated to fostering holistic development, our school offers a unique curriculum that emphasizes creativity, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence. We believe in educating the whole child—mind, body, and spirit—through a blend of academic rigor and artistic expression, providing students with a well-rounded foundation for lifelong learning.

At The Brighton Waldorf School, we prioritize individualized learning experiences that cater to each child’s unique strengths and interests. Our expert educators utilize innovative teaching methods inspired by Waldorf principles, ensuring that lessons are engaging and relevant. From hands-on activities in art and music to a strong focus on environmental stewardship, our programs are designed to cultivate curiosity and a love for learning in every student.

Our warm and welcoming atmosphere encourages collaboration and community involvement, making The Brighton Waldorf School more than just an educational institution; it’s a place where families can grow together. Whether you’re seeking early childhood education or primary schooling, we invite you to explore the enriching opportunities we offer. For more information or to schedule a visit, please contact us at 01273 386300 or visit our website at [www.brightonwaldorfschool.org](http://www.brightonwaldorfschool.org/). Join us on this journey of discovery, creativity, and joy in learning!

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Claire Beveridge

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5/ 5

Adrian König

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5/ 5

Bryony Devitt

5 Google Rating

I had a wonderful time at the school. I started in Kindergarten at age 4 and was in the first class

5/ 5

I had a wonderful time at the school. I started in Kindergarten at age 4 and was in the first class to take GCSE's in 2003. I have fond memories of my time there and am still great friends with many of my class mates and their siblings. After moving through higher education, travelling and working I find myself back in this wonderful community with some of my school friends now sending their little ones to the kindergarten! I still love learning and thank my teachers for the supportive, positive and happy learning environment they created.

India Stoughton

5 Google Rating

I was at the Brighton Waldorf School from when I started kindergarten in 1991 until I graduated with

5/ 5

I was at the Brighton Waldorf School from when I started kindergarten in 1991 until I graduated with my GCSEs in 2004. I loved my time at the school and hope to send my own children to a Waldorf school should I have any. The school always felt safe and nurturing and I feel my education was a really nice balance of academic subjects and creative persuits, allowing me to focus on writing and music and languages, a combination that has led to working as a culture journalist based in the Middle East.

Genie Magic

5 Google Rating

My daughter started at Brighton Waldorf school in March last year after moving here from abroad, and

5/ 5

My daughter started at Brighton Waldorf school in March last year after moving here from abroad, and our experience so far couldn't be better! Their positive, nurturing outlook and wholesome philosophy has done wonders for my daughter's confidence and happiness. My daughter loves school and comes back super excited, telling me about her day. They are really creating a love for life and learning at that school, which to me is one of the most important things a school can teach our kids nowadays. I as a mum also really enjoy our supportive and friendly community. It was the perfect start for me and my daughter here in Brighton and I am looking forward to the years to come :)

smit08pyahoo

5 Google Rating

The Waldorf school is amazing, my son's confidence has grown and grown! The school has given him the

5/ 5

The Waldorf school is amazing, my son's confidence has grown and grown! The school has given him the freedom to be himself and express his ideas. During Covid19 the school was able to still provide a full education for my son, he used Google class rooms and had several meetings all day covering many subjects. We know that main stream school were not able to do this.

Hazel Leonard

5 Google Rating

This is a great little school! Very friendly staff and happy children. Daily singing can be heard th

5/ 5

This is a great little school! Very friendly staff and happy children. Daily singing can be heard throughtout the school in the mornings and my child can often be heard singing the songs at home, which to me is a sign he is happy!

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