Links to other Steiner/Waldorf related sites

	Steiner-Waldorf Schools Fellowship
	Waldorf World
	WaldorfShop Network
	Bob & Nancy's Waldorf Education, Steiner Schools and Anthroposophy Resources
	The Anthroposophical Network
	Rudolf Steiner Press
	Waldorf Answers
	Anthroposophical Society in America
	Spirit Working Through Anthroposophy
	The Rudolf Steiner Archive
	Rudolf Steiner e.Links
	The International List of Famous Waldorf Alumni (…and Waldorf Parents), published by “theWaldorfs”
	The Anthros.net, a project of Anthronet, was founded for one main reason: to spread correct, checked and up to date web-information on anthroposophy worldwide, in three leading languages.
	Friends of Waldorf Education (Freunde der Erziehungskunst Rudolf Steiners e.V.) support initiatives for a free education world-wide. We have actively promoted Waldorf education and freedom within the education system since 1971.
	The Institute for Social Threefolding is part of the Movement for Social Threefolding Germany (registered charity). We try to make Rudolf Steiners point of view to general social questions visible within the new media defying the medias own dynamic.

Links to other Steiner/Waldorf Schools

	Aberdeen Waldorf School
	Brighton Steiner-Waldorf School
	Bristol Steiner School
	Cambridge Steiner School
	Edinburgh Steiner School
	Elmfield Steiner School (Stourbridge)
	Glasgow Steiner School
	Greenwich Steiner Initiative
	Hereford Waldorf School
	Holywood Steiner School (Belfast)
	Iona School (Nottingham)
	Kings Langley Rudolf Steiner School
	Lancaster Steiner School
	Meadow Steiner School (Somerset)
	Michael Hall School (Forest Row, Sussex)
	Michael House School (Ilkeston Derbyshire)
	Moray Steiner School
	Nant-y-Cwn Steiner-Waldorf School
	Perry Court School (Canterbury)
	Raheen Wood School (Co Clare) (Formerly Coolenbridge)
	Raphael Steiner School (Suffolk)
	Ringwood Waldorf School
	South Devon Rudolf Steiner School
	South West London Waldorf School
	Wynstones School (Gloucester)
	York Steiner School

	The Hiram Trust	Supporting experiential learning through landscape, craft and science.
	Soil Safari	An educational trail in the vicinity of Alder Bridge School, designed by Dr Martin Wood, former parent at the School.

Last updated 30/06/07 by John W Dawson