A unique international approach to Waldorf primary education in The Hague.
13/04/2026
Welcome to the IWSTH zoo! Class 4 has been busy studying animals and their habitats. They made dioramas and will present them along with their oral reports and poems about their chosen animals this week for the parents. And last week they went to the zoo in Rotterdam. Waldorf learning is engaging, active, creative and so much fun!
Looking to learn more? Join us on May 30 at our Open Day from 11-15.00 or online on June 3 at 15.00. Email [email protected] to register.
31/03/2026
Take a closer look at our engaged and loving teachers. This film focuses on them, but you can see their work reflected in our students, who enjoy learning, gain deep knowledge and skills to think independently, with curiosity and appreciation for the world around them. To find out more about the International Waldorf School The Hague, join us at our next Open Dags on May 30th at our school or June 3rd online. See the link in our bio or email [email protected] to register. If the dates of our Open Dags don’t fit your schedule, feel free to email to make a separate appointment.
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16/03/2026
Shelter Main Lesson in Class 3
During the 9-year developmental shift, children recognize their independence and separation from the world. Thinking about the security of shelters and having the hands on experience of building these structures, gives them the support they need in this transition. It also allows for self-expression. They learn about different cultures building traditions and styles, as they put these techniques into practice.
07/02/2026
A peek at our classes 1 and 3. Come see more at our Open Day today! We are here until 15.00.
Hope to see you soon ☀️
05/02/2026
“[The] school is personal and small. [The] staff, especially the class teacher, took personal consideration for our son and facilitated a good school day based on his academic level and his level of English. A warm welcome every morning. Clear and reliable communication with a well-organized school administration.”
—Class 6 Parent from Norway
❄️Come in from the cold to receive your own warm welcome at our Open Day this Saturday.☀️ Learn more about our unique international approach to Waldorf education and a sense of our calm, screen free learning environment.
Unable to join this Saturday and eager to see the school or start the enrollment process? Email us at [email protected] and we’ll be happy to make an appointment.
Hope to see you soon!
03/02/2026
As the days gradually grow longer, we welcome more light and look forward to spring even though the days are chilly and the trees, still bare.
In the Kindergarten, the children are growing and getting along with one another, better and better as the school year progresses.
This weekend we expect many families at the Open Day. Will you come too? We will have teachers from the Kindergarten and primary grades. Hope you can join us on Saturday, February 7th from 11 to 15.00. 2e Messstraat 31
26/01/2026
Walk with us through the hallway gallery of the second floor of the International Waldorf School The Hague, where you can find renderings of mushrooms from Class 5, form drawings from Class 4 and geometric studies of snowflakes from Class 6. Feel like seeing them in person? Join us on the 7th of February from 11-15.00 while you learn more about our school and our unique, international approach to Waldorf education.
23/01/2026
More thoughts on kindness in our school from another parent in our community. Learning through cooperation and kindness helps for a more peaceful future. Would you like to hear more? Join us at our upcoming Open Day on February 7th at the 2e Messstraat in Scheveningen from 11-15h. Or if you’re curious from afar, send us an email at [email protected] and we can schedule a virtual meeting. Hope to see you soon!
20/01/2026
Parent testimonials: when your child attends the IWSTH, you, as a parent, learn too!
09/01/2026
Heading into the weekend with these delightful Class 4 snow families! ⛄️❄️
08/01/2026
The International Waldorf School The Hague is a primary school that welcomes children from all over the world, regardless of their cultural or religious backgrounds. The distinguishing feature of our school is our holistic educational approach. Physical education, handicrafts, the arts and respect for the natural world and each other are of equal importance to proficiency in mathematics and literacy. This balanced educational approach is what we call learning with head, heart and hands.
Children have a natural capacity to wonder and marvel at what they experience. Through curiously interacting with the world around them, children grow personally and find themselves in the world. We believe that school should provide children not just with the knowledge and skills to act effectively in the world, but that it should - first and foremost - be an environment where children can grow in their existence as human beings.
Would you like to learn more? Come to our Open Day on February 7th from 11-15.00. Or, email [email protected] for an appointment to tour the school and meet with one of our teachers.
11/12/2025
Beautiful Christmas tree form drawings from Class 3.
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The International Waldorf School of The Hague is a non-profit international primary school with a distinct educational vision. Engagement with societal developments in sustainability, peace, justice, and wellbeing plays a key role in shaping our educational programme.
A Balanced Foundation
At the International Waldorf School, head, heart and hands are addressed in a healthy balance. Wonderment lays at the basis of our education; within our lessons we make optimal use of the natural curiosity inherent in children. At our school, we consider proficiency in mathematics and literacy to be of equal importance to physical education, handicrafts, art and respect for the natural world around us. The International Waldorf School distinguishes itself through the integration of cognitive and artistic education.
Involved
The International Waldorf School educates children to become positive, active and engaged global citizens. We do that by aiding each student in his or her development as an independent, freethinking individual ready to become an active member of society. In addition, we also offer parents solid pedagogic support. Growing up in a strange, transient and changeable environment is therefore a key topic.
Social network
The International Waldorf School is affiliated with the Vrije School in The Hague, a collaboration that renders many advantages. Not only are we able to enjoy the wealth of 95 years experience and expertise but that history enables us to offer our families an extensive social network in the Netherlands.
In addition, due in part to the Liberal Arts approach and the international curriculum, children can easily cross over to education programs provided by international schools in other parts of the world.
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