Our board members serve as active stewards and passionate volunteers who guide, support, and participate in the daily life of our Waldorf community.
Their work ensures that our Association remains true to its mission, always growing and evolving alongside the children and families we serve.
Our community came together to usher in the Lunar New Year with warmth and joy at Taman Kemabagan Park. Families, children and teachers gathered to celebrate the season’s spirit of renewal and gratitude.
The highlight of the evening was the lively Lo Hei (prosperity toss) where everyone enthusiastically mixed the colourful ingredients, sharing blessings and good wishes for the year ahead. Children enjoyed festive crafts and storytelling, while parents and staff had time to reconnect and share in the holiday cheer.
The celebration left all feeling uplifted, linked to tradition and to one another, and ready to step into the new year with abundance and harmony
Our community came together to usher in the Lunar New Year with warmth and joy at Taman Kemabagan Park. Families, children and teachers gathered to celebrate the season’s spirit of renewal and gratitude.
Our Spring Festival was a joyful celebration of new life and community. Held at Telok Kurau Park, families joined in an Easter egg hunt across the garden, filling the morning with laughter and discovery.
Our Holi Festival brought a burst of colour and cultural appreciation to the children and families at WSEA(S). Guided by Minaz and proposed by Harishma, the event introduced the story and spirit of this Indian festival of colours in a child-friendly way.
Our recent event, led by Ching, an experienced Waldorf music educator trained in anthroposophy, opened a gentle doorway into the healing world of Waldorf music.
Our Logra workshop held on from July 25th to 27th with Michael Haller, an experienced practitioner of this anthroposophically inspired movement art, offered participants a profound journey into sound, movement and self-discovery.
Have a question for the Board, or want to contribute your skills to the community? Join us at the next Annual General Meeting (AGM) or attend an open Board-parent session. Contact us for more details.
Together, we co-create a vibrant, caring Waldorf community in Singapore.
The Waldorf Steiner Education Association Singapore, founded in 2003, is a non-profit supporting Waldorf education locally through the Early Years Learning Centre, workshops, events, and community outreach.