Freie Waldorfschule Leipzig, Waldorf school in Leipzig, Germany
The Freie Waldorfschule Leipzig operates in a renovated school building in the Mockau district and follows Waldorf educational principles. The institution teaches students from grade 1 through Abitur level and includes preparation classes for children needing extra support before entering standard grades.
The school was established in 1990 with roughly 120 students and expanded into a complete Waldorf institution serving multiple grade levels. Over time it has grown to serve children with varying educational needs.
The school follows Rudolf Steiner's approach and teaches children through artistic and practical activities alongside academics. Learning here combines intellectual study with hands-on work to develop the whole person.
The school provides after-school supervision for younger grades and allows students to earn standard certificates including the Abitur. Visitors should contact the school in advance since classroom buildings typically require prior arrangement to visit.
The school runs a specialized preparation class that helps children with developmental delays before moving into standard first grade. This program shows the school's commitment to supporting individual learning paths.
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