Forest House Waldorf school is a non-profit organization which strives to offer inclusive education to all who seek it, regardless of religion, political background or culture.
Through the introduction of Waldorf education to Hong Kong, Forest House strives to provide a holistic and diversified approach to the physical, emotional and spiritual development of children. The School aspires to nurture and inspire children to become inquisitive, creative, compassionate, independent and responsible individuals.

Island Waldorf School is a non-profit, bilingual Waldorf school for ages 5 and up.

We belong to a strong international educational movement, but our school is locally distinct, independent and not-for-profit.
Students are grouped by age (unstreamed) and we are coeducational. Class teachers accompany children through the years. We have a Main Lesson of 2 hours in the morning followed by subject lessons. Pupils receive individual support where needed. The lessons themselves are artistic: original, image-filled and creative with a living alternation of concentration and letting go between tasks. This artistic element in structuring lessons forms the essence of Waldorf education.
The curriculum is age-appropriate and reflects and spans across subjects over several years, not creating artificial partitions but by making meaningful connections across subjects. It is in continuous development; life doesn’t stand still, neither should curriculum.