promotes freedom in education in Europe
ECSWE represents Steiner Waldorf education and
want a choice
Because parents and pupils
ECSWE has lobbied for an age-appropriate approach.
On 26 January, the CULT Committee votes on the future of digital education.
on ECSWE proposals
European Parliament to vote
from Germany, Switzerland and Hungary.
On 24 October 2020, invited experts presented ICT and media curricula
digital learning
ECSWE Council meeting explores
key aspects of quality education
How the pandemic helped us to better understand
7 lessons learned from COVID-19
2018-2020 mandate
ECSWE made an active contribution to the
finalises its work
ET 2020 Working Group Schools
European Parliament to vote on ECSWE proposals
More freedom in education, because pupils and parents want a choice
Digital media in education? Yes, just age-appropriate!
Diversity in assessment: less standardisation, more personalisation
ET 2020: our contribution to the EU expert group on schools
There are 775 Waldorf schools in Europe; 324 include upper secondary level, delivering the Steiner Waldorf curriculum from start to finish.
ECSWE is an umbrella organisation representing 26 members with schools in 28 countries.
Our Board and Managing Director are from Germany, Belgium, Slovenia, Denmark and Finland.