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Prep to Class 6 — a rich journey through childhood
In Steiner primary education, learning is brought to life through storytelling, artistic expression, and hands-on experience. Rather than switching between fragmented subjects every hour, children engage in immersive main-lesson blocks that span several weeks, allowing deep, meaningful learning.
Each morning begins with an immersive main lesson — a rich, teacher-created experience combining storytelling, discussion, artistic work, and practice. The class teacher, who journeys with the children over multiple years, knows each child deeply and tailors the learning experience to meet their needs.
Specialist subjects — music, handcraft, eurythmy, foreign languages, visual arts, and sport — are woven through the week, ensuring every child develops a broad range of skills and capacities.

Each year brings new stories, new skills, and new adventures — carefully designed to meet children at each stage of development.
A gentle bridge from kindergarten, extending imaginative play while introducing longer activities, fairy tales, and creative arts.
Stories from fairy tale traditions introduce letters and numbers through images and imagination.
Animal fables and legends of saints develop moral imagination and deepen literacy and numeracy skills.
Children engage with practical skills — farming, house-building, cooking — connecting them to the earth during a key developmental transition.
Norse myths and Australian geography develop a stronger sense of self and place in the world.
The great ancient cultures — India, Persia, Egypt, Greece — alongside the study of the plant world.
Roman history, the scientific method, and the wonders of astronomy prepare children for adolescence and high school.
Specialist subjects develop skills, creativity, and joy.
Children learn instruments, sing, and develop musical literacy through joyful, regular practice.
Knitting, sewing, weaving, and woodwork develop fine motor skills, patience, and the satisfaction of creating with one's own hands.
A unique movement art where children express music and language through graceful, purposeful whole-body movement.
A foreign language introduced through songs, games, stories, and conversation — building cultural awareness and cognitive flexibility.
Physical education through cooperative games, athletics, and team activities that build strength, coordination, and social skills.
Watercolour painting, form drawing, clay modelling, and illustration are woven throughout the curriculum, bringing every subject to life.
Each school day follows a rhythm that balances intellectual work with practical and artistic activity, and stillness with movement — supporting deep learning and healthy development.
Main Lesson Block
Practice Lessons
Specialist Subjects
Discover how our curriculum develops clear-thinking, creative, confident young people.