Forest House Waldorf School

Forest House International School Limited (“FHISL”) was created in September 2011 when three founding families came together with the dream of establishing the first government-registered Waldorf primary school in Hong Kong.

FHISL was founded as a charitable organisation to promote Waldorf education in Hong Kong, and the company is registered under s.88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance in April 2012. FHISL is the sponsoring body of Forest House Waldorf School (“FHWS”), and the school received its permanent school license in July 2016.

It is the Trustees' vision that FHWS strives to develop each child into inquisitive, creative, compassionate, independent and responsible individuals who make a positive contribution to the community.

Through the introduction of a Waldorf curriculum to Hong Kong, we aspire to improve education in Hong Kong by providing an alternative to traditional education and curriculum. The School offers an innovative and enlightened approach to education which aims to produce a new generation of competent and intellectual individuals who embody physical, mental and spiritual health and energy.

We believe in inclusive education which is available to all who seek it, regardless of religion, political background as well as economic or social status.

Forest House Waldorf School is a non-profit organization which strives to offer inclusive education to all who seek it, regardless of religion, political background or culture.

Through the introduction of Waldorf education to Hong Kong, Forest House strives to provide a holistic and diversified approach to the physical, emotional and spiritual development of children. The School aspires to nurture and inspire children to become inquisitive, creative, compassionate, independent and responsible individuals.

Our mission is to teach children traditional subjects, through a curriculum that is appropriate for the different stages of child development and learning styles, in accordance with the education principles of Rudolf Steiner. Auditory and visual arts will be widely used as educational mediums.

We endeavor to build a community of teachers, parents, and friends that support the school and its activities.