We have taken inspirations from the educational philosophy of Rudolf Steiner, widely known as Steiner-Waldorf education. Rudolf Steiner was an Austrian philosopher, educational reformer, lecturer, spiritualist, founder of anthroposophy – the study of man and much more. The Waldorf movement began in the early 20th century and now has more than 1500 schools and kindergartens worldwide.

Can abundance of sunlight alone grow a seed?

The Steiner-Waldorf education places the holistic development of a child at the center of its curriculum and doesn’t focus only on academic excellence. Today children need to have imaginative thinking (capacity to think) to foresee the future, emotional stability (capacity to feel) to meet the challenges life throws at them and resolute determination (capacity for will) to overcome hurdles and make dreams come true.

All these 3 distinct capacities are naturally present in every child inextricably interwoven. There is always a will and a strong emotion contained within a thought. No single capacity should be given more importance. We don’t nurture only the thinking or the head of the child but also his heart and hands for feeling and will to foster healthy all-round development.