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   Steiner Education Australia is the peak body for Australian Steiner schools Steiner Education Australia acknowledges the traditional owners of this vast and beautiful land and its seas for which the First Peoples have acted as custodians for tens of thousands of years.

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2. mrss.com.auMelbourne Rudolf Steiner School | Child and adult steiner ...

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   The Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School offers an inspired modern education guided by the observations of the developing child made by the Austrian educationalist Rudolf Steiner. These observations, together with the insights of generations of teachers who have developed curriculum worldwide for over 100 years, are offered in a contemporary ...

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   Steiner Education Australia is the peak body for Australian Steiner schools Steiner Education Australia acknowledges the traditional owners of this vast and beautiful land and its seas for which the First Peoples have acted as custodians for tens of thousands of years.

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   What is the Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School?

   • The Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School is separate and independent from other Steiner schools. It is an equal opportunity school and does not reject or displace students on the basis of perceived academic potential. At the Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School we foster artistic endeavour and academic excellence whilst honouring the inner life of the child.

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   Who is Steiner Education Australia?

   • Steiner schools in Australia are represented by Steiner Education Australia, a not-for-profit organisation. Steiner Education has also attracted debate and criticism for its similarities to religious forms of education from the various states and territories.

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   Who is Rudolf Steiner School?

   • Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin nation as the traditional custodians of the land on which our school stands and upon which we work, learn and play. We offer our respect to elders past, present and emerging and honour them through our care of the land.

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   Do Steiner schools teach a Waldorf curriculum in Australia?

   • Steiner schools in Australia teach according to the Australian Steiner Curriculum Framework (ASCF). This curriculum follows the format of the Waldorf school curriculum and is recognised by ACARA as providing comparable education outcomes to the Australian Curriculum Framework.

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5. steinereducation.edu.au › about › about-steinerAbout Steiner Education Australia

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   Steiner Education Australia is the not for profit national association and peak body representing 51 Steiner schools and 16 Associate members throughout the states and territories of Australia. Each organisation is independent, with Steiner Education Australia providing a national voice to promote and support Steiner education across the country.

6. steinereducation.edu.au › schools › melbourne-rudolfMelbourne Rudolf Steiner School - Steiner Education Australia

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   Steiner Education Australia is the peak body for Australian Steiner schools Steiner Education Australia acknowledges the traditional owners of this vast and beautiful land and its seas for which the First Peoples have acted as custodians for tens of thousands of years.

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8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Steiner_Schools_AustraliaSteiner Schools Australia - Wikipedia

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   The first Australian Rudolf Steiner School, Glenaeon Rudolf Steiner School The property was sold by the Society and the money was used to secure a site for the school based in Middle Cove . [3] The property was called by the Scottish name ‘Glenaeon’, and as a result the additional campus was also given the name Glenaeon.

9. mrss.com.au › about-our-schoolAbout Our School | Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School

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   School History. In 2012 our school turned 40. Established in 1972, the Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School was the first Steiner school in Melbourne and began life with a kindergarten class of eleven children. By 1984 we had grown to a full stream, kindergarten to class twelve, school and now continue to offer enrolment to 500 students.

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