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Luxembourg Waldorf School (Fräi-ëffentlech Waldorfschoul Lëtzebuerg) welcomes children from age 3 to 18 and follows a Waldorf Steiner curriculum alongside the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Early learning is optional; Spillschoul lasts two to three years. From first through sixth grade, a form teacher guides the class for six years, after which a regent supports pupils through 11th class. The secondary years run from 7th to 11th and culminate in an IB preparatory year before the Diploma Programme, conducted primarily in French with subjects in German or English. The school's language policy blends Luxembourgish in preschool, German as the primary language of instruction in primary, and French as vehicular in secondary, with English used for select IB courses, notably Visual Arts and Theatre taught in English. The campus includes a Limpertsberg site with buildings, a biodynamic farm at Rollingen/Mersch, and on-site after-care. The Veräin fir Waldorfpädagogik Lëtzebuerg supports administration and development.
45 Rue de l'Avenir, 1147 Limpertsberg Luxembourg
Waldorf School Luxembourg has instruction in Lithuanian, German, French, English.
45, rue de l'Avenir, L-1147 Luxembourg. The school is in Luxembourg City. The car park in front of the school on rue de l'Avenir is for staff; parents must use the car park on rue Lucien Wercollier and the back entrance for the secondary building when dropping off or picking up.
Early learning and Spillschoul (nursery/preschool); 1st–2nd primary; 3rd primary; 4th–6th primary; Secondary; International Baccalaureate programme.
Public Waldorf school (Fräi-ëffentlech Waldorfschoul Lëtzebuerg).
SEPAS (Psychology and scholastic guidance service) provides educational guidance and orientation, supports psychological, emotional and scholastic concerns, personal development, and helps with organising the student's school work and working methods.
Luxembourg
Daily life is staged by level: Early learning and Spillschoul start at 7:30–8:30 and finish at 12:30; primary classes begin at 7:45 with dismissal around 1:00 for 1st–2nd (and variations up to 3:00 for 4th–6th). Secondary starts at 8:00 and ends around 1:50–5:00 depending on timetable. After-school care runs until 5:30 PM.
Annual tuition at Waldorf School Luxembourg ranges from EUR 150 to EUR 6,444 for 2026/27.
Waldorf School Luxembourg teaches Waldorf Steiner Curriculum, IB (DP) for students aged 3 to 18.
The school provides a Waldorf curriculum from early learning through the final years. Early learning is optional; Spillschoul lasts two to three years. The 1st through 6th primary years are taught by a form teacher for six years, then by a regent (mentor) until the 11th class. The secondary years run from 7th to 11th, including an IB preparatory year. The International Baccalaureate programme is offered for two years, with French predominant and some courses in German or English. New students may join a class at any scholastic level.
The school admits students with a range of abilities and backgrounds. There are no hard-and-fast rules for acceptance. Admission depends upon space availability, age, and an assessment of the student's physical, emotional, and intellectual development and needs. An ideal class includes children with different gifts and abilities to reflect the social structure of society. The application form should be completed with a photo of the child. If a place is available, the class teacher will contact the family for an appointment with the child. For Kindergarten and Pre-School the educators decide after meeting with the parents and child, and send an official decision letter. For Primary and Secondary, after the in-person meeting, the child is invited to attend classes for one or two weeks; at the end of the trial period another conversation takes place to make the final decision. There is a waiting list for Primary and Secondary; however, applicants are invited to apply anyway. For the International Baccalaureate, the process is slightly different. Application forms for Spillchoul (Preschool) and for Primary, Secondary and IB are available in German and French.
The school has a social fund which provides financial support for families with limited resources; tuition can be adjusted based on income; families must declare yearly household income to apply for support, and all families receiving financial aid must declare their income at the start of each academic year.
Primary and Secondary levels have a waiting list.
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