Join us virtually or in person

We offer online open houses throughout the year to provide general information about our programs and Waldorf education, so please Follow Us on Facebook, Sign up for our Newsletter (at the bottom) or Check our Calendar for the next in person Open House date if you prefer to meet in Whistler.

We are here to help you learn more about:

the Waldorf pedagogy and over 100 year old proven system of education
our natural campus and mountain outdoor opportunities
our school community that supports WWS
our dedicated faculty and support staff
Any question you may have…

We also can accommodate a personal online meeting and/or school tour at a time that works best for you during the midweek and within general business hours. Use the form below to submit a meeting request or inquiry.

A Day in the Life at School

Inspiring students for over 20 years

We invite you to learn more about what it’s like to be part of Whistler Waldorf School by viewing some of our video vignettes and school gallery pictures below.

You can learn how the vision and mission of the school help build the specialized learning and unparalleled curriculum for our students, as well as read about past experiences of WWS’ members in testimonials. Above all, the best way to learn about what WWS offers your child and family is to email our Admissions Manager to schedule a meeting or school tour anytime.

Divergent Thinking

By appreciating art, music, languages and practical arts while developing in an age appropriate curriculum with like-minded peers, leaders, educators and school community members.

Relationships & Collaboration Skills

By appreciating others in a nurtured and supported environment where teacher-student roles are well defined and based on trust, respect and collaboration.

Community Engagement

By appreciating their school community and the wider field of the world they live in, while they work to develop themselves as engaged citizens of the future.

Environmental Stewardship

By appreciating their natural environment around them and being immersed in outdoor education activities daily, becoming future stewards of the planet.

Academic Experience

By appreciating a thorough and robust curriculum which teaches students how to apply ‘real-world’ skills and solutions, bolstering academic resilience for their post-secondary education.

What is a Waldorf education?